International free-to-air channels are ideally suited for those who want to watch a channel in a particular language or from a particular area. For this we suggest using our World Guide to generate the right product selection for you: http://www.sateuropa.co.uk/information/free-to-air/worldguide.asp
Some users just enjoy the large international free channel selection available on satellite, and purchase a receiver and motorised, single or multi-feed satellite dish. This does largely exclude premium content in English though. To see dish size requirements for satellites in your area visit: http://www.dishpointer.com - type your location, click GO, then scroll down and click on 'All available satellites and estimated dish sizes for your location.'
If you are able to receive ASTRA 2D - you'll also be able to get all UK Freesat channels like BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Five, etc.

UK free-to-air channels include the same channels as Freesat, such as BBC and ITV, Channel 4, and Five. For this you’ll just need a regular Sky dish from our website and any digital or high-definition* satellite receiver (*required for BBC HD and ITV HD). If you require the full 8 day Electronic Programme Guide and digital text/ interactive services, we suggest ordering a Freesat receiver.

Foreign subscription cards sold by us are the official route for premium content, such as movies and live sports, often with English language audio. These are often a viable alternative to Sky UK. Our current selection can be seen here: http://www.sateuropa.co.uk/overview.asp?catid=10&subcat=8

Hardcore adult channels are available from around Europe, and are popular as they do not have to adhere to the UK censorship restrictions that local channels do. For further information please see:
http://www.sateuropa.co.uk/information/adulttvguide/default.asp

Piracy is ever growing in the satellite TV world. There are many ways to watch channels that should be accessed through an official subscription. Forms of piracy include patching satellite receivers and CAMs, and most popular is internet server based card-sharing using the Ethernet port on a compatible receiver. The European Anti-Piracy laws prevent us from giving sales advice on this area, but forums such as SatLightning, SatPimps and Laurals, are great sources for this subject. We are unable to provide links again due to regulations.