<div>Why the BBC chose numbers for their network names in 1967; BBC 6 Music launches; listening on your pghone negins; Radio 210 starts  in Reading; and Round the Horne begins 55 years ago.<br>
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Enjoy the last week in radio history, ending March 13th 2020.</div>

Why the BBC chose numbers for their network names in 1967; BBC 6 Music launches; listening on your pghone negins; Radio 210 starts in Reading; and Round the Horne begins 55 years ago. Enjoy the last week in radio history, ending March 13th 2020.

Why the BBC chose numbers for their network names in 1967; BBC 6 Music launches; listening on your pghone negins; Radio 210 starts&nbsp; in Reading; and Round the Horne begins 55 years ago.<br>
<br>
Enjoy the last week in radio history, ending March 13th 2020.

52: Why the BBC chose numbers for its networks; 6 Music and Radio 210 launch

Seven days of radio history in seven minutes - as told through clips and narration from David Lloyd.

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52: Why the BBC chose numbers for its networks; 6 Music and Radio 210 launch

52: Why the BBC chose numbers for its networks; 6 Music and Radio 210 launch