Is radio covered by the license?
But on a technical level it should be possible with DAB which actually has some adoption in the UK unlike most other countries.
But on a technical level it should be possible with DAB which actually has some adoption in the UK unlike most other countries.
I believe there was once a separate BBC radio license, but they gave up on that long ago. So now BBC radio is financed from the TV licence fee, but there's no requirement to have a TV licence to listen to radio.
There's an argument that the same shift should happen to be an internet license, but the idea has never got off the ground.
Very unlikely at present. Tangential fun fact: the ongoing broadcast of BBC Radio 4 on longwave is (one of?) the means by which British nuclear deterrence submarines ensure Britain hasn't been destroyed.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manches...