Watch TV in the UK: Streaming, Freeview and Sport Guide

This page collects every IPTV Journal guide for viewers in the United Kingdom, from free TV on Freeview to paid sport on Sky, TNT Sports and NOW.

Before you watch live TV in the UK, check the TV Licence rules, and before you buy any IPTV service, read how the law treats unlicensed streams. Both guides are in the first section below.

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Free TV: Freeview, Freesat and apps

Sky, Virgin, NOW and devices

Football

Other sport and prices

Want every channel in one app?

If you would rather have live channels, sports and on-demand in one place, IPTV Journal sells its own plan: 12 months for $89, about $7.40 a month, with US, UK and Canadian channels, sports and movies on Firestick, Smart TVs, Android TV, Apple TV and phones. See the IPTV Journal plan. Ask support before paying about connections and device limits.

FAQ

What is the cheapest way to watch TV in the UK?

Freeview is free with an aerial, and the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 apps stream for free (a TV Licence is still needed for live TV and BBC iPlayer). Sport costs extra through NOW, Sky, TNT Sports or DAZN.

Is IPTV legal in the UK?

IPTV technology is legal. Buying access to channels from sellers without broadcast rights is not, and UK authorities act against those sellers. Read our UK legality guide before paying.

How can I watch the Premier League without Sky?

NOW, TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video cover different matches. Our cheapest Premier League guide compares the options.

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