Cypriot family
Grandparents can watch RIK and Sigma while the young ones follow Greek football, on a 2-screen plan.
Greeks abroad
North London has one of the biggest Greek-Cypriot communities anywhere, and Greek students fill British universities. Here is how they watch the channels from home.
Updated November 2026 · 5-minute read · written by the Greece IPTV team
In short
In the United Kingdom, Greek IPTV brings the Greek and Cypriot channels to any smart TV, Firestick or phone over your broadband. The UK is always two hours behind Athens, so Greek prime time at 21:00 is 19:00 in London, perfect for watching live.
Many British Greeks have family roots in Cyprus. The line-up puts the Cypriot channels (RIK, Sigma, Omega and others) in their own group next to the Greek ones, so one subscription covers both sides of the family.
With only two hours of difference, you can watch the Greek main news live before dinner and the Super League in the evening. Students in Britain can follow the same shows as their families in Greece at almost the same time.
Time difference
| In Athens | London, Manchester, Edinburgh |
|---|---|
| Morning show 08:00 | 06:00 |
| Main news 20:00 | 18:00 |
| Match 21:00 | 19:00 |
| Late show 23:30 | 21:30 |
The UK and Greece change clocks on the same days, so the difference is always two hours.
Practical
Grandparents can watch RIK and Sigma while the young ones follow Greek football, on a 2-screen plan.
A phone or laptop with IPTV Smarters is enough in a shared house; no TV licence questions about a dish.
A 21:00 kick-off in Athens is 19:00 in London, a normal evening match for British viewers.
Questions
Yes. RIK 1, RIK 2, Sigma, Omega and other Cypriot channels are in the Cypriot group.
The 20:00 Athens bulletin is at 18:00 in London, all year.
No. IPTV runs over your broadband.
Prices are in US dollars; your bank or PayPal converts them. One month is $14.99.
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