The Listed Events (Coverage) Regulations 2026
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6 Radio commentary
Rights allow radio commentary to be provided if they— (a) allow live radio commentary of the event to be provided; (b) give the person who has acquired those rights editorial control over which parts of the event are included in that commentary; and (c) allow that commentary to be both broadcast and distributed by means of the internet in the United Kingdom.
6 Radio commentary
Rights allow radio commentary to be provided if they— (a) allow live radio commentary of the event to be provided; (b) give the person who has acquired those rights editorial control over which parts of the event are included in that commentary; and (c) allow that commentary to be both broadcast and distributed by means of the internet in the United Kingdom.
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