Cheaper deals turning us off

THE Duchess of Sussex appeared alongside feminist activist Gloria Steinem in a video yesterday to champion women’s representation and encourage voting.

In a “backyard” chat thought to have been filmed in black and white last month in the garden of

MORE than 1.5 million households have ditched their TV and broadband bundles in favour of a streaming service subscription as they offer better value for money.

The average streaming service costs around 23p per hour watched compared with £1.30 for the average TV sports package, a study found.

But while the research by Zen Internet highlighted the size of the switch from traditional services it also revealed many households fear missing out, despite the cost.

Nearly a third of those with a TV package said they did not want to lose access to it, even though they believed they paid too much for it.

And sports channels such as Sky Sports and BT Sport were rated as important despite their high cost per

the Sussexes’ new £11million home in Montecito, California, Meghan paid homage to the veteran women’s right activist in her long fight for gender equality. The Duchess, who was filmed

viewing hour. Richard Tang, founder and chairman of Zen Internet, said: “Even before the pandemic hit, it was clear viewing habits were changing with increased popularity of streaming versus traditional TV packages.

“However, there are still a lot of people that rightfully don’t want to lose out on their TV subscriptions.

“Fortunately, with the emergence of ultrafast broadband, consumers no longer need to be tied into broadband and TV bundles where they’re getting value from some channels but