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The first change, taking place during August, will affect the audience that listen and watch World Service programmes from the Hotbird satellite. The affected services are Arabic TV, Arabic Radio and two of the World Service English radio streams to Europe and the Middle East.
The BBC World Service Group includes the BBC World Service, BBC Global News Ltd (which comprises the BBC World News Television Channel and BBC.com/news), BBC Monitoring and BBC Media Action (the BBC's international development charity).
The BBC - including BBC World Service - is established under a Royal Charter. The current Charter came into force in 2007 and runs until the end of 2016. It explicitly recognises the BBC's editorial independence and sets out its public purposes.
The BBC World Service is available through a range of radio, TV and online outlets. These relationships enable the BBC to offer a selection of its content to a wider audience. Click here to find partners that carry BBC World Service content in English.
BBC World Service is always available to listen to online, via iPlayer Radio on your computer and mobile phone - simply visit www.bbcworldservice.com on your phone's internet browser. Please use the iPlayer Radio help pages to find out more or if you are having any problems listening.
In addition, we have launched a BBC iPlayer Radio app, available on iPhone, iPod Touch and Android phones. UK audiences can search the Apple store to download the app for free. The BBC iPlayer Radio is not available to download outside the UK.
For BBC World Service programmes in English, find AM, FM, short wave, satellite, cable and digital radio services in your area by checking our programme guide. You can also discover news and analysis in 27 other languages.
Unfortunately, BBC World Service cannot supply transcripts or recorded copies of programmes. However, you can hear many of our programmes again online - or you can download podcasts as mp3 files for free.
This application lets you play BBC Radio programmes from the last thirty days that they make available through the iPlayer website. It's designed to be very simple to use for screenreader users: you can select and start a programme easily. However, you can also change volume, jump around the programme and pause and start easily.
BBC iPlayer Radio is free. You can get it from the link below. You have to run the setup.exe file that you get from the link, and everything will be installed for you. You will then have a desktop shortcut called "BBC iPlayer Radio" you can use to start the program. You can also find "BBC iPlayer Radio" in your Start menu.
Some people have encountered a problem where none of the radio stations load. Instead you get an error message when you start the program that says the configuration failed to load. This can be fixed by opening Windows Explorer and navigating to C:\Users\Your-Username\AppData\Local (where "Your-Username" will vary according to your username on the machine). Delete the folder there called Accessible_and_WebbIE and the program should start normally again.
The Corporation will now be regulated by Ofcom rather than the BBC Trust. A new board made up of BBC executives and non executive directors appointed by both the Government and the BBC will run the organisation on a day to day basis.
"At the end, we have an 11-year Charter, a licence fee guaranteed for 11 years, and an endorsement of the scale and scope of what the BBC does today. The White Paper reaffirms our mission to inform, educate and entertain all audiences on television, on radio and online."
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