Some Sky News Today

Keeping up with the latest films and TV shows everyone’s talking about can be both exhausting and competitive; there’s no longer one streaming service in town, but signing up to all of them could set you back almost £50 a month.

Telegraph Money takes a look at how you can cut costs and still watch

Palestinian-American Artist Sam Sundos Unveils Intricate Embroidery for "Let in Some Sky" Show: Set to unveil collaborative furniture with Lichen and roosi.

Millions of Sky customers will see bills increase by up to £6 a month – equivalent to £72 a year. While the rises are capped at a £6 a month - a hike that will hit 8 per cent of customers - the average increase comes in at around £3 per month, or £36 a year.  Sky Broadband Essential customers will see the biggest increase, with prices going up more than 13 per cent from £22 a month to £25.  Changes to TV and broadband prices will bite from 1 April, while home phone prices will change...