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Internet
There are Internet cafes and centres in most of the urban areas.
Service Providers include AOL,
BT Internet
and Freeserve.
Some multimedia phone booths, located at main railway stations and
airports, provide touch-screen access.
Post
Stamps are available from post offices, shops and stores. There
are stamp machines outside many post offices. Post boxes are red.
First-class internal mail reaches its destination the day after
posting (except in remote areas of Scotland), and second-class mail
the day after that. International postal delivery is good. Post
office hours: Monday-Friday 09:00-17:30 hours and Saturday 09:00-12:30
hours, although some post offices are open longer hours.
Radio
BBC
World Service and Voice
of America radio stations can be received. Frequencies change
and the most up-to-date can be found online.
Telegram
Can be sent from a post office or from a private telephone (telephone:
(0800) 190 190).
Telephone -
land line
 Full
Iinternational Direct Dial is available.
Country
dialing code is 44.
Outgoing
international code is 00
There are many public call boxes. Some take coins, others phonecards
or credit cards. There are a number of telecommunication networks,
chiefly British Telecom and Cable & Wireless.
Telephone - mobile
GSM 900 and 1800 networks cover the whole country. Network operators
include:
O2
Orange
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