BBC Radio 4 - Frequencies and Other Means of Reception

Frequencies and Other Means of Reception

Radio 4 is broadcast on:

  • 92–95 MHz FM in England, and from some transmitters in Wales
    • 95.8 MHz in central Scotland
    • 96 MHz in Greater Belfast
    • 103–104.5 from other transmitters in Wales and generally in Scotland and Northern Ireland
  • 198 kHz longwave
  • Medium wave in some areas:
    • 720 kHz in London and Northern Ireland
    • 1449 kHz in Aberdeen and North East Scotland
  • DAB
    • Standard FM content
    • Subsidiary LW content, where applicable
  • Freeview channel 704 (FM only)
  • The Internet
    • WMA live streaming
  • Digital satellite:
    • Radio 4 FM:
      • Freesat channel 704
      • Sky channel 0104
    • Radio 4 LW:
      • Freesat channel 710
      • Sky channel 0143
  • Virgin Media channel 904 (FM), channel 911 (LW)
  • Selected other cable television providers (Also on various frequencies on analogue cable networks)
    • UPC Ireland channel 910 in Republic of Ireland
  • TalkTalk TV channel 604

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