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Daily Mirror
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Your Freeview TV gets new channel and a trio of changes in latest shake-up
Freeview is refreshing things and here's what's new. If you have Freeview-powered TV in your living room it's time to check the settings. The popular free-to-view service has just confirmed a number of changes including the launch of a new channel and some updates to the planner. "On 21 May 2025 some broadcasters are making changes to their channels," Freeview explained. First, there's that new channel with Freeview announcing that High Street TV is finally coming to its platform. This shopping service has been available on Sky and Virgin Media for a while with it offering shopaholics the chance to buy products 24 hours a day. "High Street TV is truly multi-channel – we provide the opportunity for customers to purchase our products whenever and wherever most convenient to them," the service explained. You'll find High Street TV on channel 95. That new service isn't the only upgrade. It's also been revealed that three current channels are getting a name change. That means That's Dance (Ch 76) will switch to That's Pride. That's Oldies (Ch 78) changes to That's Summer and That's Dance MCR (Ch 79) is now called That's Pride MCR. If you want all the new updates on your telly, then you may need to update it. "You will need to retune to update your TV and keep your channels and TV Guide up to date," Freeview added. Here's how to retune your devices. • Press menu on your box or TV remote control • Select 'set-up', 'installation', 'update' or a similar option. If you're asked for a password, the default code is '1234' or '0000'. • Select 'first-time installation' (sometimes called 'factory reset', 'full retune' or 'default settings'). •Press 'OK' if your equipment asks if it's OK to delete existing channels and then your retune should start automatically. If you're prompted to, save the channels that are found.
Glasgow Times
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Freeview issues latest channel update - full list of changes
The new update features four changes, including the launch of a brand new channel. Freeview, on its website, said: "On 21 May 2025 some broadcasters are making changes to their channels. "You will need to retune to update your TV and keep your channels and TV Guide up to date." Most popular soap operas in the UK What TV channels are changing in new Freeview update The channel changes being made as part of the latest Freeview update are: New channel(s) High Street TV (Channel 95) Channel changes (renames) That's Dance to That's Pride (Channel 76) That's Oldies to That's Summer (Channel 78) That's Dance MCR to That's Pride MCR (Channel 79) These latest channel updates came into effect on Wednesday (May 21). Freeview added: "Channels are constantly evolving on Freeview with individual channels making the decision to move, add or remove channels. "Freeview continues to ensure that audiences can enjoy a rich and varied content." Top 10 best British TV series How to retune your TV You will need to retune your TV to gain access to all these new channel updates. If you are unsure of how to retune your TV, don't worry, it is quite simple, and usually only requires pressing 'retune' when prompted by your TV, according to Freeview. RECOMMENDED READING: Retuning may vary on different devices, but in most cases, Freeview said, it can be done by following these steps: Press menu on your box or TV remote control Select 'set-up', 'installation', 'update' or a similar option. If you're asked for a password, the default code is '1234' or '0000'. Select 'first-time installation' (sometimes called 'factory reset', 'full retune' or 'default settings'). Press 'OK' if your equipment asks if it's OK to delete existing channels and then your retune should start automatically. If you're prompted to, save the channels that are found. Freeview added: "If you've already done an automatic retune and this didn't work, you may need to do a manual retune." If you are still unsure, you can watch Freeview's retune videos for more details (available on the Freeview website).
South Wales Argus
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Freeview issues latest channel update - full list of changes
The new update features four changes, including the launch of a brand new channel. Freeview, on its website, said: "On 21 May 2025 some broadcasters are making changes to their channels. "You will need to retune to update your TV and keep your channels and TV Guide up to date." Most popular soap operas in the UK What TV channels are changing in new Freeview update The channel changes being made as part of the latest Freeview update are: New channel(s) High Street TV (Channel 95) Channel changes (renames) That's Dance to That's Pride (Channel 76) That's Oldies to That's Summer (Channel 78) That's Dance MCR to That's Pride MCR (Channel 79) These latest channel updates came into effect on Wednesday (May 21). Freeview added: "Channels are constantly evolving on Freeview with individual channels making the decision to move, add or remove channels. "Freeview continues to ensure that audiences can enjoy a rich and varied content." Top 10 best British TV series How to retune your TV You will need to retune your TV to gain access to all these new channel updates. If you are unsure of how to retune your TV, don't worry, it is quite simple, and usually only requires pressing 'retune' when prompted by your TV, according to Freeview. RECOMMENDED READING: Retuning may vary on different devices, but in most cases, Freeview said, it can be done by following these steps: Press menu on your box or TV remote control Select 'set-up', 'installation', 'update' or a similar option. If you're asked for a password, the default code is '1234' or '0000'. Select 'first-time installation' (sometimes called 'factory reset', 'full retune' or 'default settings'). Press 'OK' if your equipment asks if it's OK to delete existing channels and then your retune should start automatically. If you're prompted to, save the channels that are found. Freeview added: "If you've already done an automatic retune and this didn't work, you may need to do a manual retune." If you are still unsure, you can watch Freeview's retune videos for more details (available on the Freeview website).
The Herald Scotland
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
Freeview issues latest channel update - full list of changes
Freeview, on its website, said: "On 21 May 2025 some broadcasters are making changes to their channels. "You will need to retune to update your TV and keep your channels and TV Guide up to date." Most popular soap operas in the UK What TV channels are changing in new Freeview update The channel changes being made as part of the latest Freeview update are: New channel(s) High Street TV (Channel 95) Channel changes (renames) That's Dance to That's Pride (Channel 76) That's Oldies to That's Summer (Channel 78) That's Dance MCR to That's Pride MCR (Channel 79) These latest channel updates came into effect on Wednesday (May 21). Freeview added: "Channels are constantly evolving on Freeview with individual channels making the decision to move, add or remove channels. "Freeview continues to ensure that audiences can enjoy a rich and varied content." Top 10 best British TV series How to retune your TV You will need to retune your TV to gain access to all these new channel updates. If you are unsure of how to retune your TV, don't worry, it is quite simple, and usually only requires pressing 'retune' when prompted by your TV, according to Freeview. RECOMMENDED READING: Retuning may vary on different devices, but in most cases, Freeview said, it can be done by following these steps: Press menu on your box or TV remote control Select 'set-up', 'installation', 'update' or a similar option. If you're asked for a password, the default code is '1234' or '0000'. Select 'first-time installation' (sometimes called 'factory reset', 'full retune' or 'default settings'). Press 'OK' if your equipment asks if it's OK to delete existing channels and then your retune should start automatically. If you're prompted to, save the channels that are found. Freeview added: "If you've already done an automatic retune and this didn't work, you may need to do a manual retune." If you are still unsure, you can watch Freeview's retune videos for more details (available on the Freeview website).
