More than 7,000 people still watch TV in black and white more than half a century after colour broadcasts began. London has the most TV licences for black and white sets at 1,768, followed by 431 ...

More than 7,000 people across the UK still watch television in black and white ... In 2000, there were 212,000 black and white TV licences but by 2003 that number had shrunk to 93,000.

In the 1970s many people were still watching colour broadcasts in black and white ... John, Aberdeenshire Until last year, my boyfriend and I happily watched TV on my grandparents old black and white.

In the UK, licenses are required to watch or record live TV on any device. At £150.50 (around $197), a color license is three times the price of a black-and-white one.

They were like, a channel showing only black and white films? Who would watch that? People have colour TVs!” But they persevered and in 2015 the much more cosily-titled Talking Pictures TV ...

More than 7,000 people still watch TV in black and white more than half a century after colour broadcasts began. London has the most TV licences for black and white sets at 1,768, followed by 431 ...