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Lithuanian TV in the UK

Lithuanian is the main language of about 120,000 people in England and Wales. Peterborough has the largest community, with others in east London and the farming towns of Lincolnshire and the Fens.

Facts checked 13 Oct 2026Telly Hub TV editors

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  • 119,656main-language speakers in England and Wales
  • 0.2%of residents aged three and over
  • 13thof the 18 languages on this site
  • lietuviųVilnius runs 2 hours ahead of UK time
Where Lithuanian speakers live: the eight council areas with the most
PlacePeople
Peterborough3.2% of residents6,720
Newham1.4% of residents4,813
Barking and Dagenham2.1% of residents4,427
Boston5% of residents3,452
Fenland3.1% of residents3,084
King's Lynn and West Norfolk1.8% of residents2,655
Thurrock1.4% of residents2,426
Redbridge0.8% of residents2,398

What people watch

Basketball nights matter as much as football does elsewhere, and LRT’s news and entertainment shows are the core. Vilnius is two hours ahead.

Channels people ask us about

  • Info TV
  • BTV
  • TV3 Lithuania
  • LNK
  • LRT Plius
  • LRT TV

These are requests, not a promise of the line-up, which changes. Name the channels you need and we check them before you pay anything.

Sport from Lithuania

Basketball, above all Žalgiris Kaunas in the EuroLeague.

Official routes

Ways to watch Lithuanian TV that broadcasters run themselves

These come from the broadcasters, so they are the safest choice. Some charge, and some programmes are blocked outside the home country.

  • LRT.ltLithuanian public broadcaster’s free streams.
  • LRT LituanicaLRT’s channel made for Lithuanians abroad.

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More questions

How many people speak Lithuanian at home in England and Wales?
119,656 residents aged three and over gave Lithuanian as their main language in Census 2021, about 0.2% of the population. Second-generation speakers who answered “English” are not counted, so the real audience for Lithuanian TV is larger.
Where do most Lithuanian speakers live?
Peterborough has the most, with 6,720 main-language speakers (3.2% of local residents), followed by Newham and Barking and Dagenham.
Can I try the Lithuanian channels before paying?
Yes. Ask for the free 24-hour trial and tell us which Lithuanian channels matter to you; check them during the trial, at the times you normally watch, before choosing a plan.
What time is Lithuanian prime time in the UK?
Vilnius runs 2 hours ahead of UK time today, so subtract or add that gap from the listings at home. Our time converter does the sum for live games.

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