Brits can unlock SIX extra channels on their TV for free in latest boost including much-loved sport

TELEVISION fans can now enjoy six more channels, including a globally beloved sport on Pluto TV.

The has added six extra channels which will keep all tastes happy.

, but is ad-supported, so you do have to sit through adverts to enjoy the content.

It has more than 250 live channels, and six more have joined the roster, including one dedicated to the mixed martial arts sport, UFC.

The other channels are dedicated to specific TV series including Flashpoint, a Canadian police procedural which has an 87 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Mission: Impossible is another one of the new channels and airs nothing but episodes of the action series from the 1960s.

If even more vintage TV is your style, one of the streamers new channels is Pluto TV 80's Action, described as the “biggest… action shows known to man that defined 80's culture.”

Reliving your favorite cartoons from yesteryear is also something to indulge in now as Pluto TV has just added the Retro Toons channel.

Some of the shows you can catch on that channel include, Popeye, Defenders of the Earth, and even Count Duckula.

Finally, the newest channel on Pluto TV is MTV's Queens of Pop.

It's a special pop-up music channel celebrating International Women's Month, and features the most fabulous female singers from across the world.

The new channels come after a massive upgrade to the service that has unlocked hundreds of new movie titles.

Pluto TV revealed that it added adding dozens of new movies this month.

The company says that it's part of a broadcasting event to mark the fact that we're now halfway to Halloween.

And that means the app is being loaded up with loads of spooky content.

“Boo! Starting April 1st, Pluto TV will be celebrating the halfway mark to Halloween with APRIL GHOULS,” Pluto explained.

“With a scary good offering of supernatural, and thrills and chills themed programming stunts and film-filled marathons across a number of channels.”