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What TV shows and streaming services can I watch without a TV licence?
Households can still watch on-demand shows and DVDs without a licence, while BBC live and iPlayer access remain restricted, officials said.
- A TV Licence costs £180 and is required to watch or record programmes as they are broadcast and to watch on-demand BBC programmes on any device.
- Many streaming platforms offer hundreds of shows without a Licence, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, and Apple; You can also catch up on shows using ITVX instead of watching when they are first broadcast.
- There are a few people eligible for a free or discounted Licence; those over 75 who receive Pension Credit qualify for free access, and You can apply at 74 if You receive Pension Credit.
- Residents in care homes, sheltered accommodation, or supported housing who are retired and over 60 can apply for a Licence costing only £7.50, and You can get 50% off if You are registered blind.
- You can easily cancel Your Licence through the official website if You decide to stop watching; however, You must continue paying until the end of the month before Your 75th birthday.
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