HC Deb 25 June 1952 vol 502 c191W
100. Mr. Kenneth Thompson

asked the Assistant Postmaster-General if his attention has been drawn to interference of reception of sound broadcasts from Droitwich suffered by North-Western listeners when nearby television receivers are in use; and what steps he is proposing to require such television receivers to be constructed in a manner that will permit their operation without causing this nuisance.

Mr. Gammans

Some television receivers, when in use, unfortunately do cause interference with nearby sound receivers. Complaints of such interference in 1951 affected about one in every 300 television sets. I understand that manufacturers have already modified their designs to reduce this interference and that they are continuing their research with the object of making further improvement.