TechnologyFreeviewFreeview is shaking up its TV guide with a number of channels changing this week.05:54, 22 May 2026UK homes that use Freeview to get their fix of TV entertainment must check their equipment and consider giving things a quick retune. That advice has been issued after several channel changes have been confirmed, including some services being renamed and others moving positions in the TV guide. Although it’s not a major shake-up, carrying out a quick rebbot will ensure TVs are fully up to date.‌Confirming the update, Freeview said: “On 20th May 2026, some broadcasters are making changes to their channels.‌“You will need to retune to update your TV and keep your channels and TV Guide up to date.”‌So, what’s changing, what's new and what's being moved around?To start with, two channels are getting new names. Hobbycraft TV on channel 97 is now called Shop Unlimited, while Great! Romance Mix on channel 61 is being replaced by Great! TV +1.There are also changes to channel numbers. Great! Movies is moving from channel 61 to channel 62, while Great! TV +1 is taking over channel 61.‌READ MORE: Argos shoppers dash to grab new Sky Q rival that lets you watch TV for freeFreeview added: “Channels continue to evolve on Freeview with individual channel providers making the decision to move, add or remove channels.“Freeview continues to ensure that audiences can enjoy a rich and varied content offering.”If the updates are not appearing on your TV, you may need to retune your device manually.‌To retune your TV:• Press the menu button on your TV or set-top box remote• Select “set-up”, “installation”, “update” or a similar option‌• If prompted for a password, try “1234” or “0000”• Choose “first-time installation”, “factory reset”, “full retune” or “default settings”• Press “OK” to confirm deletion of existing channels if askedArticle continues below• The retune process should then begin automatically• Save any channels found during the scan if promptedChoose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Freeview