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and via currys.co.uk from November 7 to December 3. Sky Glass TVs by themselves are available from £14pm for 48 months, with the Sky Ultimate TV subscription package on at £19pm for 24 months.

As per Currys' website, the offer is available to new and returning UK customers only, with two months of free Apple Music, Apple Arcade and Apple Fitness+ available for returning customers.

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