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Another casulty of brexit?
Well thats annoying.
Im listening to radio 1 on an app called simple radio. And they are playing an advert - every half hour or so? - saying that as of the 20th of march, in 9 days, they will only be broadcasting on bbc sounds. I will have to put a uk vpn on my phone. Thanks brexit :rolleyes: You can listen to thousands of radio stations from all around the world. Why is the bbc being awkward https://www.andalucia.com/forums/ima...s/icon_sad.gif |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
You may still be able to listen here. Someone gave me this site a few yrs ago, you can listen to almost every radio station in the world.
BBC Radio 1 – Radio Garden |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by bfg69bug
(Post 12982569)
I will have to put a uk vpn on my phone.
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Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by bfg69bug
(Post 12982569)
Well thats annoying.
Im listening to radio 1 on an app called simple radio. And they are playing an advert - every half hour or so? - saying that as of the 20th of march, in 9 days, they will only be broadcasting on bbc sounds. I will have to put a uk vpn on my phone. Thanks brexit :rolleyes: You can listen to thousands of radio stations from all around the world. Why is the bbc being awkward https://www.andalucia.com/forums/ima...s/icon_sad.gif Its not new I think the thing was touted about 3 years ago. see here. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/help/qu...-radio-message Although technically speaking legally you should not be receiving BBC here in Spain anyway as its tied to the UK only. But the internet has unfortunately made the world smaller. Oh I remember the days when all you could get was the BBC World Service (and I aint that old) :) |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
There's nothing illegal about listening to BBC radio on the Internet while abroad, the BBC decided to make it available to everyone in the first place. This is different to TV.
It might still be available on Radioplayer (unless there's advertising there saying they're pulling the plug too). |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by big wheels
(Post 12982581)
You may still be able to listen here. Someone gave me this site a few yrs ago, you can listen to almost every radio station in the world.
BBC Radio 1 – Radio Garden Steve |
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It might not be everybody's choice, but we have 2 internet radios in the house; perfect solution. All you pay is for the cost of purchasing the radio.
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Amazing how easy it is now to listen. i remeber struggling with my Soviet receiver to pick up BBC World service on Short Wave.
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Yes, my radio app is also putting out a message every hour. So looks like BBC Sounds or nothing - a shame because sometimes I like to be naughty and listen to other radio stations without a BBC logo.
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You can listen to BBC on MW and LW on Websdr;
http://remoteradio.changeip.org:8073/ |
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I listen to BBC Radio4, BBC Radio 5 live sport, where I get all the football commentary, and BBC world service, all on my Internet radio via wifi. Never had any warning about it being discontinued. Is it only BBC radio 1? could be a music rights issue. All the BBC local radio stations are available, except that they block the football commentary ( for rights issues). I did try listening to a local radio station I listened to about 40 years ago before moving to Scotland. It seems they are still looking for the missing cat, asking about the silliest thing you ever did, and saying that Mrs Smith is needing a lift to the hospital tomorrow.
Pete |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
The best Internet Radio solution is an Amazon "smart speaker" TuneIn can be set as the default radio app and you just ask it to play the station you want.
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Re: Another casulty of brexit?
BBC sounds will work anywhere with a couple of restrictions, live concerts and some classical music because of copyright. No need to use a VPN just install the BBC Sounds app on tablet/phone/computer and away you go. No real need to buy internet radios et al
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/help/qu...%20the%20world. worth a read. |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by bob_bob
(Post 12982850)
BBC sounds will work anywhere with a couple of restrictions, live concerts and some classical music because of copyright. No need to use a VPN just install the BBC Sounds app on tablet/phone/computer and away you go. No real need to buy internet radios et al
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/help/qu...%20the%20world. worth a read. Pete |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Looks like BBC radio has disappeared from my radio app today so now BBC Sounds is the only option to listen to BBC radio.
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Originally Posted by spainrico
(Post 12986329)
Looks like BBC radio has disappeared from my radio app today so now BBC Sounds is the only option to listen to BBC radio.
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Radio FM UK - all BBC gone. No problem, Sounds is OK.
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Exports of food and drink from the United Kingdom to the European Union plunged by 75.5% in January, the Food and Drink Federation said on Monday, attributing much of the fall to post-Brexit barriers.
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/uk-food-dr...RNcqBkfRabA9ol Well done Brexiteers... |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Did you hear that on the radio :egyptian:
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Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by agree_to_disagree
(Post 12986359)
Exports of food and drink from the United Kingdom to the European Union plunged by 75.5% in January, the Food and Drink Federation said on Monday, attributing much of the fall to post-Brexit barriers.
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/uk-food-dr...RNcqBkfRabA9ol Well done Brexiteers... The lobby group said the worst hit trade route was to Ireland. In January 2020, Ireland was the UK's biggest market, representing around 18% of total food and drink exported. A year on the figure had dropped to only 5%. I have heard from "remoners" that the sun never came out today in the UK as a result .................. :rolleyes: |
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https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/br...134750686.html
Oops.... Brexit dividend.... Well done Brexiteers.... |
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Gentle reminder of the Brexit rule in the Spanish section of BE, it is still relevant.
Brexit discussions - British Expats Rosemary |
Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by bfg69bug
(Post 12982569)
Well thats annoying.
Im listening to radio 1 on an app called simple radio. And they are playing an advert - every half hour or so? - saying that as of the 20th of march, in 9 days, they will only be broadcasting on bbc sounds. I will have to put a uk vpn on my phone. Thanks brexit :rolleyes: You can listen to thousands of radio stations from all around the world. Why is the bbc being awkward https://www.andalucia.com/forums/ima...s/icon_sad.gif |
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interesting, i mean, its what it was saying, interrupting the music and all..
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Farage and his pals got what they wanted "Fortress Britannia". A disaster. Roll on the collapse of The Union of 1707.
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Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by Retired in Euskadi
(Post 12982707)
It might not be everybody's choice, but we have 2 internet radios in the house; perfect solution. All you pay is for the cost of purchasing the radio.
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Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by el collado kid
(Post 12990108)
I am with you Retired in Euskadi .Internet radio crystal clear and so much to chose from.
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Just buy a cheap Amazon Alexa and use TuneIn for free. Buying a dedicated Internet Radiois no longer a sensible purchase. I have had 3 in the past but now use Alexa.
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Re: Another casulty of brexit?
Originally Posted by big wheels
(Post 12982581)
You may still be able to listen here. Someone gave me this site a few yrs ago, you can listen to almost every radio station in the world.
BBC Radio 1 – Radio Garden |
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