24 Horas (24 H) Live Stream from Spain

Canal 24 Horas or 24 H is a Spanish-language free-to-air news television station owned and operated in Spain by Television Espanola, the television division of state-owned public broadcaster Radiotelevision Espanola. It is the all-news channel of the corporation and is well-known for its 24-hour rolling news service as well as its live coverage of breaking news.

It launched as Spain's first 24-hour rolling TV news service on 15 September 1997. It was the last until CNN+ began broadcasting on 27 January 1999. After CNN+ stopped transmitting on 28 December 2010, Canal 24 Horas was the only national rolling television news service.

The rolling news service is produced at TVE's Torrespana facilities at the foot the communications tower. The news items are created using footage shot by their own cameramen by the central newsroom at Torrespana. They are also produced by the newsrooms at TVE's territorial centers throughout Spain. TVE foreign correspondents around world and on-the-scene special journalists. Telediario's flagship news bulletins, as well as factual programs, like Informe Semanal for La 1 and TVE Internacional, are produced by them. They can also be broadcast on Canal 24 Horas. Simulcasts of Telediario bulletins are available on the channel. Sign language interpretation is also provided.

A video from 24 Horas's YouTube channel.