It's only two TV channels - CBBC (showing programming for children) and BBC 4 (which shows "arts, documentaries, music, international film and drama, and current affairs"). They will continue to exist, but online only.
All other TV channels are unaffected, as is all radio.
Edit: The headline has been changed, but it still says "close", which is wrong.
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This is a highly misleading headline.
It's only two TV channels - CBBC (showing programming for children) and BBC 4 (which shows "arts, documentaries, music, international film and drama, and current affairs"). They will continue to exist, but online only.
All other TV channels are unaffected, as is all radio.
Edit: The headline has been changed, but it still says "close", which is wrong.