What BBC stations can I receive on DAB?
In 2002 the BBC launched five new national digital-only radio services: 6 Music, 1Xtra, BBC 7, Asian Network, and 5 live sports extra. Between them, these stations cover rock, pop & urban music, new & classic comedy, plays, books and children's programmes, Asian music and speech and additional sports commentary.
The BBC's established favourites - Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 3, Radio 4 and Radio 5 live are also available on DAB, as is the World Service. Additionally, most of the BBC's local radio services are now also on DAB.
To find out which services you can receive in your area, enter your postcode into the DAB reception checker on the BBC digital radio website .
The BBC's digital only services are also available via digital TV (freeview, satellite television and cable) and online.

1Xtra is the station to tune into for the best of Hip Hop, RnB, Drum & Bass, UK Garage, Dancehall and more alternative styles, played by the freshest line up of DJ talent recruited from across the country.

For listeners who are passionate about rock and pop music, featuring a rich mix of contemporary and classic artists and showcasing highlights from the BBC archives.

BBC Asian Network plays the best in new British Asian music and covers British Asian issues.

Pure entertainment, featuring the best in BBC comedy, drama and books as well as daily live kids’ show CBeebies Radio.

A part-time extension of BBC Radio 5 live, bringing greater choice of action to sports fans and extracting more value from the BBC's investment in sports rights. The station offers additional commentaries from the FA Barclays Premiership, Coca Cola League, Scottish Premier League and cup football - plus cricket, rugby, Formula One, tennis and golf.

BBC World Service is the leading international broadcaster. Services are also available online and on video. Our network of correspondents provide impartial news, reports and analysis in 33 languages from locations around the world.
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