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Freeview switch off Lisa Nandy pledges 'support package' as axe considered
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The potential switch off of Freeview's terrestrial TV signal has significant implications for many households in the UK, as it is a primary source of television reception for a substantial number of people. Freeview is a widely used service, providing access to a range of free-to-air channels, and its removal could leave some viewers without affordable alternatives. The impact of such a change would likely be felt most by vulnerable or low-income households that rely on Freeview for their television services.
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Freeview switch off Lisa Nandy pledges 'support package' as axe considered
MPs have raised concerns over proposed plans to switch off Freeview's terrestrial TV signal, potentially affecting 13.6 million homes across the UK
21 Jul, 07:07