The British broadcaster Sky News is launching a version of the channel which is 'Brexit-free'.
The network says the pop-up channel will air from 5.00pm to 10.00pm on weekdays.
While the 'regular' Sky News channel will continue to cover all angles of the UK's departure from the European Union.
A recent British study found that one-third of people are avoiding the news entirely.
More than 70% of them blamed Brexit - saying they were "too frustrated" over the political debate surrounding it.
Almost 60% said the news was having a negative impact on their mood, and 40% felt they felt powerless to influence events.
Image: Sky NewsJohn Ryley is the head of Sky News.
He said: "Sky News Brexit-Free is a bold approach but listening to public opinion over the past weeks and months, it's something we know our viewers will find valuable.
"Brexit is an historic story that has a major impact and we will continue to give it comprehensive coverage.
"The new channel simply gives people the option to take a break from Brexit, apply a filter to their headlines and hear about issues away from Westminster and Brussels with a focus on hard-hitting, original journalism."
'Sky News Brexit-Free' will be located on channel 523 for Sky customers.
