MKFM 106.3 FM

MKFM 106.3 FM

Milton Keynes' community radio station broadcasts on 106.3FM. You can also listen to them online at mkfm.com or through mobile apps like 'Radioplayer' and 'TuneIn Radio'.

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#326592

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#17636

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#788

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Articles

  • 3 days ago | mkfm.com | James Sillars

    Tariffs of 50% were imposed on all shipments from early on Wednesday morning, except those arriving from UK shores, which will still be subject to the previous 25% rate. Donald Trump decided to "provide different treatment" to the UK as he doubled down on the rates that had been in place since March as part of his early trade war salvoes, which are designed to encourage more domestic production.

  • 4 days ago | mkfm.com | Adam Parsons

    Tuesday's move makes fresh elections inevitable, but new polls may not deliver clarity and stability for the Netherlands. Mr Wilders' far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) left the ruling coalition after a row over immigration policy - a subject he has campaigned on for all of his political career.

  • 6 days ago | mkfm.com | Deborah Haynes

    Pro-Kremlin bloggers have described the drone assault - which Ukrainian security sources said hit more than 40 Russian warplanes - as "Russia's Pearl Harbor" in reference to the Japanese attack against the US in 1941 that prompted Washington to enter the Second World War.

  • 6 days ago | mkfm.com | Jake Levison

    The ban on selling or supplying disposable vapes, announced in January last year, applies both in shops and online. Vapes have skyrocketed in popularity in recent years, with usage growing by more than 400% between 2012 and 2023, according to the government. But why is the government cracking down on disposable ones, what are the punishments for continuing to sell them - and could there be wider vape bans in the future? Why are disposable vapes being banned?

  • 1 week ago | mkfm.com | Mark Kleinman

    Sky News has learnt that the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) - which now leads oversight of Ofcom in Whitehall - is drawing up proposals to launch a recruitment process in the coming months. Lord Grade, the veteran broadcast executive who held senior posts at the BBC, ITV and Channel 4, has served as Ofcom chair since May 2022.

MKFM 106.3 FM journalists