THE BBC is to launch a "streaming box" aimed at simplifying watching TV in the digital age.

The new box is designed specifically for people who find modern streaming technology overwhelming.

It comes after the corporation unveiled the new Freely box last week, which is due to replace the traditional Freeview and Freesat services.

Rather than relying on aerials or satellite dishes, Freely streams live channels and catch-up content directly to a TV.

The switch is being overseen by Everyone TV, formerly Digital UK, which is responsible for the day-to-day running of free TV platforms – Freely, Freeview and Freesat – as well as leading free TV's evolution for a digital age.

Everyone TV is owned and supported by the UK's leading public service broadcasters – the BBC, ITV, Channel

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