BBC Radio 4 Extra

BBC Radio 4 Extra ( formerly BBC Radio 7 ) is a digital radio station BBC. It is since 15 December 2002 on the air and is the main station for the huge voice the BBC archive. As of October 4, 2008, the BBC 7 was

There are repeated broadcasts of other BBC channels that are at least three years old and have been sent twice their original stations, including many programs on BBC Radio 4, classics like the Paul Temple series ( 1938-1968 ) with ao Peter Coke and Marjorie Westbury, Goon Show from the 1950s, current shows such as Little Britain, but also specifically for BBC Radio 7 produced as Old Harry 's Game.

At the time slots 18:00 and 12:00, the The 7th Dimension hot, fantastic literature of various kinds such as science fiction and horror will be sent. There has been running since 2007, a new Doctor Who series starring Paul McGann as the "Eighth Doctor ".

BBC Radio 7 broadcast two daily children's programs: The Little Toe Show, which is aimed at younger listeners and The Big Toe Show, which is intended for children over eight years old. In February 2007, took over Big Toe Books the second time slot and Cbeebies radio replaced Little Toe Show. These programs consist almost entirely of new material.

The station is marked by a less formal claim than the other. The announcer, joining the programs, are presented as figures who are associated with their own respective thematic block.

The channel can be received worldwide on the Internet, on the British Isles, northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and West Germany via the Astra 2D satellite, in the UK on DAB digital radio and wired television.