Audio headlines on your mobile

Get the latest BBC audio news headlines on your mobile.

Our audio summary features the best of what national BBC radio news has to offer.

Listen for a minute - whenever you want - and we'll update you with the top news, sport and entertainment stories.

Updated regularly - round the clock - the summary is also carried on the BBC News website.

To access the audio headlines go to bbc.co.uk/news on your mobile and click on the audio headlines link.

The BBC News audio summary is free for you to access but your network operator will charge you for the amount of data you use. We recommend you check with your operator how much this is likely to cost before you begin.

See below for more information and terms and conditions.

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How can I listen to audio on my mobile?
You will need an audio compatible mobile device and media player to listen to our audio content. You must also have your SIM card activated to receive data via GPRS and WAP. For more information, contact your mobile operator.

Which formats do you support?
For this service we support 3GP and Windows Media Audio files.

How much will it cost?
The BBC does not charge you or your network operator to watch the audio. However, your operator will charge you for the amount of data you use.

The file size will be between 150KB and 1MB depending on your handset and network type. As a guide, a 250KB audio file will cost between 20p and 75p for pay monthly customers and potentially more than £2.00 for some Pay as You Go customers.

Your network will charge by the minute for streaming media depending on the bit rate (quality) of the stream. Please ensure you fully understand your payment plan before using this service.

How do I play an audio summary?
Simply select the appropriate link and follow the on-screen prompts. The audio should automatically start playing in the default media player software on your device.

My phone is telling me it has run out of memory. What should I do?
You may need to create more free space by deleting some files - such as text messages, pictures and media clips.

Can I improve the sound quality? Typically, mobile phones with built-in speakers offer low sound quality. For an improved user experience we recommend you use a headset.

Can you send me the link to the BBC News homepage?
If you text NEWS to 81010 we will send you a text message containing a link to the BBC News homepage. Each SMS message sent to the BBC for this service will cost 10-15p (network charges vary).

The BBC cannot guarantee that the link will work on your handset. So far as may be permitted by law, the BBC disclaims all liability for any loss or damage.

Why can't I get a connection to the content?
Please ensure that data services are enabled on your SIM card and that the correct settings have been entered into your media player.

How do I send you feedback?
Please let us know of any problems you encounter with this service. You can SMS your comments to 07764335616 or send an email to [e-mail] Please note that the BBC cannot respond to all feedback received.

Terms and Conditions

The BBC grants you a non-exclusive licence to the audio file(s) only for your personal, non-commercial use and as otherwise set out in the BBC's Terms of Use. You may not download, edit, or use this file for the purpose of promoting, advertising, endorsing or implying a connection with you (or any third party) and the BBC, its agents or employees. The BBC will not be liable for any loss or damage which you may suffer as a result of or connected with the download or use of this file. For more information visit our website at http://www.bbc.co.uk/terms/