§ 52. Mr. Mayhewasked the Postmaster-General what action he is taking to lessen interference by foreign broadcasting stations to the British Broadcasting Corporation's medium wave transmissions.
§ Mr. BevinsRepresentations are made to the authorities concerned, sometimes with good effect. But mutual inter-casting stations is a general problem ference between medium wave broad- 51W throughout Europe: and it is largely for this reason that the B.B.C. has built up the very high frequency sound service, which is relatively immune from such interference. The V.H.F. sound service is already available to about 97 per cent. of the population.