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TV or radio interference or reception problems

The BBC are now responsible for investigating complaints of interference to domestic radio and television.

BBC’s diagnostic webform

If, following the investigation by the BBC, there is evidence of interference caused by something outside your control and which is unlawful, the BBC may refer your case back to Ofcom for possible enforcement action.

TV interference or reception problems

Complain to the BBC

Radio interference/reception problems

Complain to the BBC

Interference to Ofcom radiocommunications licensed services

If you are an Ofcom radiocommunications licensee and you are experiencing interference to your licensed services, please use the Interference to Business Radio form to report interference.

Request Ofcom to investigate interference to your business radio

If your business radio system suffers interference from an external source, we can investigate free of charge, as this is a regulatory matter. However, if we find that your own equipment is the cause of the problem – because it is faulty, does not have immunity or is poorly installed – you will be liable for the cost of the investigation.

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