[rfw221047]

Don't know if this is the correct forum but......

I consistently get sound of random radio and TV programmes how do I stop these

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[Broni]

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[Neil Jones]

It is not uncommon for older CRT monitors with bultt-in speakers to act as radio receivers when the atmospheric conditions are correct, typically after dark. I've heard it myself.
Apparently anything with metal in it is possible, under the right circumstances, to become a radio receiver/transmitter/relay. One forum post I read says the even metal tooth fillings or bed springs are capable of doing this.

This may explain the odd radio noise after dark, though it won't explain the TV programmes. I can only presume a pop-up or a vocal internet advert.