BBC World Service is an international news service available on radio, television and online. It provides impartial news reports and analysis in
English
and
40 other languages
.
Please tell us what you think of our programmes by emailing
worldservice.letters@bbc.co.uk
How BBC World Service is funded
BBC World Service has been funded by the Licence Fee since 1 April, 2014.
This was agreed as part of the UK government's Spending Review in October 2010. Previously, the BBC World Service was funded by a Grant-in-Aid from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
How BBC World Service is run
BBC World Service is part of BBC World Service Group.
The BBC World Service Group includes the BBC World Service, BBC Global News Ltd (which comprises the BBC World News Television Channel and
bbc.com/news
),
BBC Monitoring
and
BBC Media Action
(the BBC's international development charity).
Our partners
The BBC World Service is available through a range of radio, TV and online outlets. These relationships enable the BBC to offer a selection of its content to a wider audience.
Click here to find partners that carry BBC World Service content in English
.
The BBC World Service seeks to work with trusted and high quality providers across the world. For further information on becoming a BBC affiliate please contact us.
Contact
If you would like to make a complaint about any BBC World Service output,
please fill in this form
.
For general comments, you can
contact us by email
, or on
Facebook
or
Twitter
.
You can tell us what you think of BBC World Service programmes by getting in touch with the radio show
Over To You
.
You can also help shape the future of international BBC programmes by joining the
BBC Global Minds online discussion forum
.
Or you could write to us at:
BBC World Service
Audience Relations
Zone C, 7th Floor
Broadcasting House
Portland Place
London
W1A 1AA
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