Disney will introduce advertising breaks onto its streaming service in the UK later this year under a cheaper subscription plan for customers.

The Disney+ standard plan with adverts will become available in November following a successful launch in the US.

For £4.99 a month, customers will gain access to all of the service’s content including the Marvel and Star Wars franchises, although they will not be able to download it and only be able to use it across two devices.

Existing customers will remain on their current subscription, which will be renamed Disney+ Premium and have access to four devices.

However, monthly prices will increase from £7.99 a month to £10.99, with an option to switch down to a new standard plan or the standard with ads plan. Annual premium prices will rise from £79.90 to £109.90.

Existing customers who do not want to pay higher bills will need to switch before their next billing cycle starting on or after December 6.