To access digital terrestrial television you need an aerial. It can be built-in, indoor or external and vary with platform. This guide gives a simple overview of the different aerials available.

SKY has made it easier for customers to access extra free-to-air channels on its streamed product Sky Glass. And the option ...

If you live in a multi-dwelling property such as a block of flats it is possible you all are using the same aerial to receive TV signals; this is known as a communal aerial. It’s usually the ...

Meanwhile, Freeview is preparing for an internet-based TV future, launching Freely earlier this year which can work without an aerial. An industry expert told The Sun that more channel ...

all without requiring an aerial or satellite dish (well, for the channels that are available via streaming, at least). Similar to Freeview Play, Freely features a united Electronic Programme Guide ...

Freeview has said that high air pressure is the cause of disruption being experienced by some of its users in England and Wales. The service provides access to digital TV channels through aerials ...

Freeview, the UK’s popular free-to-air TV service, could be facing a major overhaul in the coming years, or even disappear ...

If users connect an aerial via the UHF input on the back of the 11cm device its possible to conduct a scan of locally available channels. The receiver will pick up both SD and HD broadcasts ...

The TV signal covers most of Nottingham city and Nottinghamshire county, and some other areas of the East Midlands including parts of Leicester and east Derbyshire. If you are watching on Freeview – ...