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Ways to Listen

Listen to the BBC Asian Network however you want

You can listen to the BBC Asian Network on a number of different platforms.

    Language Factpacks
    Digital Factpacks

    Get digital and find out how to listen in all our languages. Also listen again to information and advice offered during Digital Week.

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    DAB Digital Radio

    DAB digital radio from the BBC offers greater station choice via easy to use radios. DAB revitalises the radio experience.

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    Digital Terrestrial Television

    Listen through your television on channel 709 on Freeview. Freeview transmits signals to your television through a set top box.

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    Digital Satellite Television

    Listen through your television on channel 0119 on Sky. Signals are transmitted via satellite to a dish installed at your property.

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    Digital Cable Television

    Listen on Telewest channel 912 and NTL channel 867. Signals arrive by cable to your home; you must live in an area wired for cable.

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    Online on the Internet

    The BBC Asian Network is streamed live on the Internet. Listen Live using Real Player or Windows Media Player.

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    Listen again on the Radio Player

    Listen again to the last seven days worth of programmes via the BBC Radio Player. Listen to your favourite shows when it suits you.

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    Downloads and Podcasts

    BBC offer some programmes as downloads and podcasts including the best bits of Film Café. At present this is only a trial.

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    On Medium Wave

    You can listen to the BBC Asian Network on  various AM freqencies across the UK with 828, 837 and 1458 being the most common.

    Check your DAB reception

    Type in your postcode to check your DAB Reception

    e.g. N16 0ES



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