We want you to understand exactly how this website handles your data. By default we count every visit anonymously — we set no cookie and store no personal data — so we can see, in aggregate only, which programmes and pages visitors find most useful and keep improving what we offer.

To do that we read your IP address for a moment to estimate an approximate location (country and region), then discard it. It is never stored, and no identifier is kept that could single you out or be traced back to you.

In addition, with your permission, we would like to set a single first-party cookie that lets us recognise your return visits and follow your journey through the site over time, so we can make it better for you. It stores only a random identifier — never your name, your email, or your IP address. We use it for nothing else: no advertising, no third-party trackers, and we never sell or share your data.

You can withdraw this permission at any time by clearing your browser cookies, and any analytics we hold is deleted automatically after 12 months. Prefer not to? Just choose “No thanks” — you will still be counted only in the anonymous totals above, and nothing will be stored on your device.