UK Radio & Podcasts – Listen Online
On our online radio portal you can listen live to 1421 radio stations and enjoy 2516 podcasts. Listen anytime to music, news, and talk shows.
Featured radio stations
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KISS FM
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Absolute Radio
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Capital FM
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Greatest Hits Radio
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Heart FM
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Smooth Radio
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Radio X
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talkSPORT
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LBC
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Magic Radio
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Virgin Radio
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Classic FM
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Hits Radio
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Radio Caroline
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BBC Radio 2
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BBC Radio 4
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BBC Radio 3
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BBC Radio 1
Most listened radio stations
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KISSTORY
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Magic Soul
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Heart 00s
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Cool FM
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Planet Rock
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Absolute Radio - 90s
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Angel Radio
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Kerrang Radio
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KISS DANCE
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Absolute Radio - 80s
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Absolute Radio - 00s
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Absolute Classic Rock
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KISS XTRA
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BBC World Service News
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Hits Radio (Staffordshire & Cheshire) - Signal 1
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Clyde 1 Ayrshire
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Hits Radio Chilled
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Heart Dance
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Link FM
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Heart Xmas
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Absolute Radio - 70s
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Capital XTRA UK
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Hits Radio (East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire) - Viking FM
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Nation 80s
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Popular podcasts
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The Myths & Legends of Rick Wakeman
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The Trump Report
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Ten To The Top
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Gone Medieval
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Haunted UK Podcast
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The Fellas
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The Disco, Funky and Soulful House Sessions
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The Green Man Podcast
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Another Kind of Mind: A Different Kind of Beatles Podcast
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The Audio Long Read
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The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling
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Twisted Britain
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KISS FM Ukraine
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Strandtown Baptist Church, Belfast
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Unsung Podcast
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The Eddie Trunk Podcast
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Sonny Fodera
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Think with Pinker
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UK Internet Radio
Radio broadcasting in the UK began in the early 1920s with the establishment of the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) in 1922. The BBC launched several regional stations, including 2LO in London and 5IT in Birmingham. In 1927, the BBC was nationalized and transformed into the British Broadcasting Corporation, expanding its services to include the BBC National Programme and the BBC Regional Programme.
BBC Radio: As the UK's public service broadcaster, the BBC operates numerous national and regional stations. Notable channels include BBC Radio 1, focusing on current popular music and chart hits; BBC Radio 2, offering adult contemporary music and specialist programming; and BBC Radio 4, known for news, drama, and discussion programs.
Commercial Stations: The UK also has a robust commercial radio sector. Stations like Classic FM provide classical music, while talkSPORT caters to sports enthusiasts. Virgin Radio offers a mix of music and entertainment, and Smooth Radio targets listeners over 40 with a blend of relaxing music.
Radio remains a popular medium in the UK. Stations continually adapt to audience preferences, with some, like Times Radio, experiencing significant listener growth due to comprehensive coverage of events such as general elections.
The UK's radio broadcasting sector is a dynamic and integral part of its media landscape. From its historical roots with the BBC to the diverse array of commercial and digital stations available today, UK radio continues to evolve, offering listeners a rich selection of content that mirrors the nation's cultural diversity.
