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Published 08 July, 2008, 11:42

Sky is revising its electronic programme guide and the changes will affect RT viewers. On August 4, we'll be moving to channel 512 from the current 516.

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So don’t be puzzled when you don’t find RT where you usually do. We’re still there, just a few zaps away at Channel 512.

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