A POPULAR streaming app used by 15million people worldwide has finally landed on Sky TVs.

Although the app is paid-for to get the most of it, there is some content available to watch for free too.

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Crunchyroll specialises in all things anime, with big names like Dragon Ball and Demon Slayer in the mix.

There’s almost 2,000 series and films available to stream.

Users will also find more than 3,500 music videos and concerts available to watch.

Gamers can access the Crunchyroll Game Vault as well – though you’ll have to play these on an iOS or Android device.

Subscriptions start from £4.99 per month but there is a limited free option as well as a seven day trial of premium too.

The entry level Fan plan allows just one device to watch at a time and no offline viewing for mobile devices.

Above that is the Mega Fan plan which is £5.99, allowing four devices to access the service at the same time and the ability to download content for offline viewing.

There’s also an annual Mega Fan subscription costing £59.99 for the year.

Alternatively, viewers can sign up for free for limited access to the service, which will allow you to watch the first series of some shows with ads.

For now, Crunchyroll is only available on Sky Glass and Sky Stream.

But there are plans to roll it out to Sky Q next over the summer.

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The move comes after a big update to Sky’s streamed TV services, allowing viewers to finally use AirPlay.

Having AirPlay means you can play even more streaming content than what Sky offers.

While you now have most apps available on your TV, there are many others out there – and some are free.

Using AirPlay, you can launch them from your iPhone or iPad and beam them to your Sky Glass or Sky Stream as long as you’re connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

One of the apps worth trying is Tubi, which launched in the UK last year.

The platform hosts a number of big Hollywood blockbusters for free, supported by ads.

This includes the Hunger Games series starring Jennifer Lawrence, psychological thriller Doonie Darko, Rambo: Last Blood and Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, to name a few.

Another free one is Pluto TV, where you can find movies and TV shows including Big Daddy, Magic Mike, Click, Geordie Shore, Most Haunted and Catfish.

How to cast on Sky

Casting to your Sky device is done with Apple AirPlay, meaning it only works with an iPhone, iPad, Mac or HomePod

It’s also important to add that AirPlay is only available on Sky Glass and Sky Stream.

For it to work, your Sky device and your iPhone (or other Apple gadget) have to be on the same Wi-Fi network.

If you’re using an app like Netflix, you need to look for a casting icon which looks like a small TV.

Tap this and select your TV from the list.

When using Apple AirPlay on your Sky TV for the first time, you’ll need to enter a code that appears on your screen to confirm it’s you using it.

You can also use AirPlay to show photos or videos from your phone onto your Sky Glass or Sky Stream device.

• Go to the Photos app
• Select the photo or video you want to cast
• Tap the share icon in the bottom left of your screen (the box with an arrow pointing upward)
• Select AirPlay from the options
• Tap your Sky TV from the list
• Close the app on your phone at anytime to stop casting

A FRENCH mum who subjected her 13-year-old daughter to years of unimaginable torture before starving her to death has been sentenced to life in prison.

Sandrine Pissarra, 54, was convicted on Friday by a court in Montpellier of inflicting acts of “torture and barbarity” on her daughter, Amandine, who died of a heart attack in 2020.

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Amandine, who weighed just 28 kilograms (62 pounds) at the time of her death, had endured years of horrific abuse, including beatings, starvation, and being locked in a windowless storage room for weeks.

She had lost several teeth, her hair had been ripped out, and she suffered from severe muscle loss and septicaemia, a medical report revealed.

Pissarra, described by prosecutors as a “domestic tyrant” and “executioner,” must serve at least 20 years before being eligible for parole.

Her ex-partner, Jean-Michel Cros, 49, was also sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in the abuse.

He was convicted of depriving Amandine of care, a crime the court branded “cowardly collaboration.”

Unlike Pissarra, Cros is ineligible for parole.

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CHELSEA star Joao Felix will not feature against Manchester City this afternoon after flying home due to a family bereavement.

Felix, 25, has been granted compassionate leave by the Blues.

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The Portuguese may have been in contention to feature against City, but will now be unavailable on compassionate grounds.

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THE first Irish Storm Eowyn victim who died in a devastating road incident in Co Donegal has been named.

Kacper Dudek, 20, tragically died after a tree fell on his car at Feddyglass on the Lifford to Letterkenny road yesterday.

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His body was removed from the scene to the mortuary in Letterkenny University Hospital.

A post-mortem examination will take place in due course and gardai conducted a full examination of the scene this morning.

Storm Eowyn caused devastation nationwide as it ripped through buildings, trees and power lines.

Record 183kph winds battered the country, leaving thousands of homes across the country still without electricity.

Some 528K homes are still without power today as ESB crews work endlessly to restore lines.

They said roughly 143,000 homes had their power restored so far.

Newly elected Táiniste Michael Martin thanked all those helping in the effort to respond to the ferocious storm.

He said: “The destruction caused by some of the strongest winds on record has been unprecedented, and there is still a huge amount of work needed in the days ahead to restore electricity, water and communications to hundreds of thousands of people.

“I’m grateful for the efforts of multiple state agencies to help those most in need, and we understand how difficult it is for homes and businesses across the island.

“This is a whole of Government effort including ESB, EirGrid, Irish Water, Local Authorities, the Defence Forces, Civil Defence, the NPWS, Coillte and others.

“I’ve been briefed by the Chair of the National Emergency Coordination Group, which will meet again today, and every effort is being made to get high voltage transmission lines up and running, homes reconnected and water supplies secured.”

As the massive Storm Eowyn clean-up operation continues, weather chiefs have warned of another storm brewing.

Alan O’Reilly from Carlow Weather said Storm Herminia is set to hit Spain.

But it will bring us wet and windy weather on Sunday and Monday.

Met Eireann have issued a number of yellow weather warnings that come into affect tomorrow.

A status yellow rain warning has been issued from 5am-5pm tomorrow for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wicklow, Cork, Kerry, Tipperary and Waterford.

While a status yellow wind alert has been issued for 6am-6pm Sunday for Carlow, Dublin, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Munster, Galway, Mayo and Sligo.

A status yellow wind warning comes into effect 11pm Sunday night until 6am Monday. for Cork, Kerry and Waterford.

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