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     • Yes, you’ll need a TV with Freely already built in to watch it. You can’t get it on your existing TV, whether it’s smart or not.
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   Do I need a freely TV?

   • However, you’ll need a Freely-compatible TV to get it. What is Freely? Freely is a new streaming service launched by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5. It lets you watch live TV and on demand content on your smart TV for free using just a wi-fi connection.

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   How do I watch live TV on freely TV?

   • To start watching it’s as simple as pressing the Freely button on your remote. No drama. No stress. With Freely, you can now watch live TV over the internet. Just plug your new Freely TV into the mains, connect to the Wi-Fi and enjoy seriously good shows. No dish, no box, no need for an aerial. All you need is Wi-Fi to stream live TV for free.

   How to Get Freely | Live Stream TV and On Demand | Freely

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   Do you need an aerial to watch free TV?

   • You don’t need an aerial, dish or box to access it. This collaboration between the four public service broadcasters, which was launched in April 2024, aims to ‘secure the future of free TV’. Freely lets you watch live TV via streaming alongside on demand content for the first time and easily switch between them.

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   What is freely TV?

   • In a landmark collaboration between Britain’s public service broadcasters – BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 – Freely puts free TV front and centre of the streaming age. For the first time, UK audiences can stream live TV channels alongside on demand content for free via their Freely TV, removing the need for a dish or aerial.

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   Does Everyone TV run free-to-view TV?

   • Everyone TV runs the UK’s free-to-view TV platforms – Freely, Freeview and Freesat. Find out more about partnering, working with us, or media enquiries below. Stream all your favourite live and on demand TV, all in one place and all for free.

   About Freely | The New Way to Stream Live and On Demand TV

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   What channels can I watch on freely?

   • These include ITV2 and ITV3, BBC News and BBC Four, Film4 and More4, and 5STAR and 5USA. You can also watch the channels from the public service broadcasters for Scotland and Wales – STV and S4C. By connecting an aerial as well, you’ll be able to ‘top up’ to get even more channels through Freely.

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4. www.freely.co.uk › get-freelyHow to Get Freely | Live Stream TV and On Demand | Freely

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   With Freely, you can now watch live TV over the internet. Just plug your new Freely TV into the mains, connect to the Wi-Fi and enjoy seriously good shows. No dish, no box, no need for an aerial. All you need is Wi-Fi to stream live TV for free. Shop Freely TVs

5. www.bbc.co.uk › everything-else › what-is-freelyWhat is Freely and what equipment do I need? | Help receiving ...

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   A TV Licence. An aerial (optional) - without an aerial, you can still watch live Freely TV via your internet connection. In a landmark collaboration between Britain’s public service broadcasters...

6. www.freely.co.uk › aboutAbout Freely | The New Way to Stream Live and On Demand TV

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   Featuring world-first innovations for free TV, viewers will be able to switch seamlessly between live and on demand content from the UK's leading broadcasters and other free-to-air channels, taking advantage of features such as pause, restart and access to more episodes, without having to pay.

7. www.mediamole.co.uk › entertainment › broadcastingFreely: Full channels list, EPG numbers and local differences

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   Oct 26, 2024 · Launched in April 2024, Freely is a joint collaboration between the UK's four public service broadcasters - the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 - which offers free live TV and on-demand content over broadband, without the need for a satellite dish or an aerial.

8. www.freely.co.uk › help › faqsDo I need a TV Licence? | Freely

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   Yep. Everyone who watches broadcast TV in the UK must have a TV Licence, no matter the TV service they use. Most people have to pay for it, but some may be eligible for a free licence or a concession. You can check if you're covered on the TV Licensing website.

9. www.stuff.tv › features › what-is-freely-britishWhat is Freely? The new BBC, ITV, C4 and C5 on demand service ...

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   Oct 7, 2024 · Freely is a streamlined, online-enabled way to watch live and catch-up content from British public service channels through your TV. Freeview does this at present via an aerial, while Freesat does it over a satellite signal.