How to watch Fox News online and from anywhere in the world, President Trump's speech to Congress tonight

If you’ve kicked your cable provider to the curb, there are a couple of OTT options available to get your fix of Fox News.

A Sling Blue package via Sling TV offers over 40 news and entertainment channels. Sling Blue usually costs $46 per month but new customers can currently get 50% off the cost of the first month. That includes 50 hours DVR storage to record your favorite shows, and the ability to stream on up to three devices simultaneously.

Then you've got Fubo, whose entry-level Pro plan costs a steeper $79.99, but offers a lineup of over 100 channels, including Fox News, and which you can try free for 7 days first if you’re new to the service.

Alternatively, there’s Hulu + Live TV (with ads) for $82.99 a month. That plan bundles in on-demand service Disney Plus and EPSN Plus, but doesn’t provide members with a free trial.

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While Fox News is no longer available through Sky, UK viewers can stream the network's coverage through the Fox News International app. This can be downloaded to iPhones, Android, Apple TV and Roku devices, where the monthly subscription priced at $6.99 (roughly £5.65) provides live streams of Fox News and its sister station, Fox Business Network.

But if you’re a US citizen abroad trying to access your Sling or Fubo stream, you’ll want to download a VPN so you can connect to the service and stream the same unmissable news content you’d watch at home.

Yes – so long as you’re still tethered to cable TV. Fox News has been carried by Canadian providers since 2004, and the network should be part of the channel lineup of Bell, Rogers, Shaw, Telus, Videotron, and a number of others.

If you’re in another country trying to access your home streaming service, you’ll struggle to connect due to geo-blocks. But you can simply purchase a VPN to alter your IP address, which will allow you to stream the same content you normally would.

If you’ve got a cable package with Foxtel, you’ll find Fox News on channel 604.

But if you’ve already cut the cord, then the company's streaming service Foxtel Now will let you keep up with current events for less.

It’s just AU$25 a month for the Essentials base pack, which has over 70 channels including Fox News, Fox Showcase, CNN, MTV and BBC World News. Even better? Newbies to the service can try Foxtel Now FREE for 10 days.

Out of the country? Then you’ll need a VPN to overcome geo-blocks and access the same quality content you’d stream back home – allowing you to watch Fox News no matter where you are.

Kiwis eager for Fox News coverage can get it through the SKY Network. SKY offers both traditional cable and digital services, which you can access through media streaming devices.

You’ll need the Sky Entertainment add-on to get Fox News, which costs NZ$28 a month, in addition to the NZ$25 Sky Starter plan – although new members won’t have to pay for the latter for the whole first month.

Should you want to watch Fox News outside of the antipodes, though, a VPN is a must. Just follow our VPN guide as mentioned above to keep streaming the number 1 news network.

Currently, there’s no TV or streaming outlet for Fox News in India.

But if you’re travelling through the country for business or pleasure, you can download a VPN to connect to the streaming service you’d use back home and watch Fox News from anywhere.