Everyone TV has announced that its streaming platform, Freely, will add more live and on-demand channels through new partnerships with Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) UK & Ireland and CNN.

CNN Headlines, a channel focused on top global news, business, and sports stories for international viewers, is now available on Freely at channel 305.

Starting in early 2026, WBD UK & Ireland’s six free-to-air channels—Quest, Quest Red, Food Network, DMAX, Really, and TLC (which becomes free-to-air in January)—will also be available to stream on Freely.

This expanded lineup will feature popular British factual entertainment series such as The Yorkshire Auction House and Richard Hammond’s Workshop. The refreshed TLC channel will offer a mix of entertainment, including scripted comedies like The Big Bang Theory and the new spin-off Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, as well as unscripted series such as the return of Mock the Week and the new show Zero Stars with comedians Roisin Conaty and Sara Pascoe.

Except for discovery+, Freely will be the only platform where viewers can stream Quest, Quest Red, Food Network, DMAX, Really, and TLC together for free.

The live TV selection on Freely continues to grow, offering both familiar channels previously available on Freeview and new channels made possible by streaming technology. Recent additions include Channel 4’s 4Life, 4Homes, 4Reality, and five new channels from AMC Networks International.

Other recent deals will bring Hearst Networks EMEA, Bloomberg TV+, Talking Pictures TV, Gemporia, and Local TV to the platform. Talking Pictures TV launched on Freely channel 36 in November, Blaze from Hearst Networks EMEA will begin streaming next week, and the remaining channels are set to launch in 2026.

With these additions, Freely will offer over 70 live channels via Wi-Fi and more than 75,000 hours of on-demand content.

Deep Halder, Chief Commercial Officer at Everyone TV, stated that these new channels will further enhance Freely’s lineup for UK viewers who are increasingly choosing to stream live TV. He highlighted the addition of global news from CNN and a wide range of entertainment from Warner Bros Discovery, including new shows and returning favorites, all available in one place for free on Freely.

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