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Heard on BBC radio since 1924, the six electronically generated 'pips' to indicate the Greenwich Time Signal (GTS) were invented by the Astronomer Royal Sir Frank Watson Dyson, and the Director General of the BBC John Reith.

The six short 'pips' were designed to mark the precise start of every hour on BBC radio. Today the GTS is heard on BBC Radio 4, and other BBC networks. Time signals based on the same principle exist in other countries.

You can play radio stations from around the world and select your favourite songs without having to fiddle with buttons or dials. In this article, you'll learn how to use Alexa to listen to the radio, podcasts and music.

The BBC allows you to listen to all its live broadcasts, as well as its podcasts and archived shows, via BBC Sounds. You'll need to set up a few things first. Follow the steps below to enable BBC Sounds through the Alexa app on your phone.

Between 7 March 1962 and 20 May 1965, The Beatles as a group gave 52 known musical performances on a variety of BBC radio shows, in addition to many more interviews and unscheduled news appearances, together or individually.

We run 10 UK-wide radio networks, 43 regional & local stations, and the World Service globally. In the UK 62% of adults listen to BBC Radio each week. The Sounds app had 1.5 bn plays last year. And we provide the best live music broadcasting in the UK.

Our BBC Public Service is funded by the licence fee to deliver value for all audiences. The BBC delivers a huge portfolio of national, regional and local TV, radio and digital services in the UK, and the BBC World Service in over 40 languages.

The 20th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards will be broadcast for the first time on BBC Radio 2 in 2020, award-winning performer and radio host Elaine Paige announced today, while also unveiling the BBC Radio 2 Listener Award for Best Musical.

Lewis Carnie, Head of BBC Radio 2, commented: "We're thrilled to be the radio partner for the WhatsOnStage Awards for the first time and we look forward to being the home of the Radio 2 Audience Award for Best Musical."

on analogue radio on digital radio on digital television on the internetSo here's how to listen during the forthcoming Ashes series.... ANALOGUE RADIO - RADIO 4 LW You can listen to Test Match Special on BBC Radio 4 Long Wave by tuning in to 198 LW.If you have trouble with Long Wave it is also possible to listen on Medium Wave in some areas:London 720; Plymouth 774; Hayle (Cornwall) 756; Newcastle 603; Carlisle 1495; Aberdeen 1449; Enniskillen 774; Derry 720; Glasgow 720. DIGITAL RADIO - FIVE LIVE SPORTS EXTRA Test Match Special is available on digital radio. Digital radios carry the DAB logo and are available from most high street stores.Jonathan Agnew will also be providing regular podcsts from the World Cup which will also be broadcast online at bbc.co.uk/cricket - so you will always be up-to-date. DIGITAL TELEVISION During the World Cup, Test Match Special will be broadcast on the red button on interactive TV.Viewers will be able to see the latest score, scorecards, wagon wheels and other statistics, while listening to live commentary from the team in digital quality.Press red from any BBC channel to access this exciting new service.If you have a satellite dish you can listen to Five Live Sports Extra on digital satellite television, along with Five Live.It can be found on channel 0144 in the radio section of your electronic programme guide.Five Live Sports Extra can also be accessed via digital cable.If you have digital cable you can listen to Five Live Sports Extra on your television - NTL subscribers can find us on channel 864 of their electronic programme guide. Telewest subscribers can access us on channel 908.Freeview users can find the commentary on channel 706. INTERNET When Test Match Special is broadcasting you can listen via bbc.co.uk/cricket. Follow the links to hear commentary from the team online.You can also listen live online to TMS via the Five Live Sports Extra website.Please note: International listeners will not be able to hear TMS when broadcasting from outside the UK - rights restrictions prevent us from streaming England's Test tours to an international audience.

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N2 - The theme of this 45 minute episode of BBC Radio 3's Free Thinking radio show, broadcast on 14 February 2017, is drawn from my research into insulting valentine's cards of the nineteenth century. The arts and culture programme, presented by Rana Mitter, began with historic insults traded between myself and Edmund Richardson, classical scholar and 2016-17 New Generation Thinker, and developed conversations around the origins of Valentine's Day in the early Christian church and the residual carnivalesque practices seen in manufactured insult cards of 150 years ago. Other guests included the author Neil Gaiman on the subject of Norse myths, and Craig Clunas on the history of Chinese painting and its audiences. The programme was accompanied by a BBC Radio 3 online gallery of insulting valentine's cards, with selections, narrative and captions by Annebella Pollen.

AB - The theme of this 45 minute episode of BBC Radio 3's Free Thinking radio show, broadcast on 14 February 2017, is drawn from my research into insulting valentine's cards of the nineteenth century. The arts and culture programme, presented by Rana Mitter, began with historic insults traded between myself and Edmund Richardson, classical scholar and 2016-17 New Generation Thinker, and developed conversations around the origins of Valentine's Day in the early Christian church and the residual carnivalesque practices seen in manufactured insult cards of 150 years ago. Other guests included the author Neil Gaiman on the subject of Norse myths, and Craig Clunas on the history of Chinese painting and its audiences. The programme was accompanied by a BBC Radio 3 online gallery of insulting valentine's cards, with selections, narrative and captions by Annebella Pollen.

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