BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Live sports coverageBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra is a
licence-fee funded radio station.
How to Listen: BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Regional content: National channel with no regional content or variations.
Media UK: For full details of broadcaster contacts, see the
Media UK BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra page.
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BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra website.
From Wikipedia: It is a sister station to BBC Radio 5 Live and shares facilities, presenters and management. The station is only available on Digital Radio, television platforms and online. The station began broadcasts at 2.30pm on 2 February 2002. - en.wikipedia.org
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Peter HeughMonday 2 March 2009 8:17PM
I have an LG LCD TV and when I tune to 706 for 5 Live I only receive sound for a minute or two. Is there a problem with my TV or is there another cause?
Thanks
Peter
Margaret DixonThursday 18 June 2009 7:33AM
you had a sports commenter on this a.m. who mentioned that Golfer Rory McIlroy was not really British, well I would suggest he checks his facts, Rory was born in Holywood Co. Down Northern Ireland making him British, as I am. Margaret Dixon: I've looked at Wikipedia and now I'm not sure either. mel jenkinsFriday 6 August 2010 12:50PM
what is the minimum ammount of wickets you need to take to win a test match ?Adam BFriday 6 August 2010 3:18PM
Dunstable mel jenkins: Zero.
Adam B. SabrinaSaturday 28 January 2012 11:54AM
Sorry to say but I think ENGLAND need a good kick up the *** how can they lose such a small total? I am very upset with them. I could the other team have something up there sleve? C BensSunday 18 November 2012 4:01AM
Margaret Dixon you are falling into the common trap. British is a geographical term which refers to the main island of the British Isles, ie. Great Britain, on this island are England Scotland and Wales, it does not include such as Isle of Wight, Anglesey nor any of the Scottish isles. Thus anyone born in Ireland, nirth or south, cannot be British but those in the north are UK subjects and part of Great Britain and N Ireland.derek kayWednesday 23 January 2013 5:02PM
what frequency do i tune into for 5live extra on my radio?JackMcKnightThursday 24 January 2013 8:48AM
I am experiencing cross modulation on my upstairs TVs.The Freeview channels are fine but, any of the Sky/other digital channels show "wavy" lines. The feeds come via a downstairs modulator located beside the main TV&other equipment. Any suggestions please. Thank you.jb38Thursday 24 January 2013 9:34AM
JackMcKnight: Have you tried changing the RF channel that the modulator is set to? unable to advise on the best ones to use (and avoid!) without knowledge of your location, although I would use channels of around Ch64 upwards, not forgetting to retune your analogue TV's to find the new setting. updates
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