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Newsfeeds

News feeds (also known as RSS feeds) allow you to see when our Web site has added new content, without having to actually return to our site.

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What do you need to subscribe to feeds?

To subscribe to feeds you need a piece of software called a news reader. This software checks the feeds and tells you when anything new has been added.

Most modern Web browsers, including current versions of Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Netscape and Opera can read feeds without the need to install additional software.

Some previous versions of software (such as Internet Explorer 6) can't read feeds, so if you try to subscribe to feeds using an older browser you may just see a page of Gobbledygook. If this is the case, you will need to either upgrade your browser to the current version (this is usually free) or acquire a news reader programme.