§ 25. Mr. Hareasked the Assistant Postmaster-General if he is aware that the reception of British Broadcasting Corporation programmes in East Suffolk is unsatisfactory; and how he proposes to improve matters.
§ Mr. GammansI understand from the B.B.C. that the Light Programme on 1,500 metres and the Third Programme on 464 metres can be received satisfactorily in East Suffolk.
Reception of the Home Service on 330 metres is impaired by interference from stations in the U.S.S.R. and in the Russian Zone of Germany. We have asked the Soviet Administration to reduce the interference.