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British TV viewers suffering from 'streaming overload' because they are 'overwhelmed by choice' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'

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British TV viewers suffering from 'streaming overload' because they are 'overwhelmed by choice' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'
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TV viewers are said to be suffering with 'streaming overload' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'

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  • British TV viewers suffering from 'streaming overload' because they are 'overwhelmed by choice' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'.

TV viewers are said to be suffering with 'streaming overload' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'

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