From what I have read the 'World Service' was listened to my a lot of people all over occupied Europe, it was used to send out codewords and information to the underground in countries such as France and Holland, and furthre afield.
I would add that while the BBC was LESS likely to over-inflate air craft scores, than the Germans did, it WAS used by the British Government to spread propoganda to the British people, by subtle means.
You have to remember that there was TOTAL press censorship all thru the war and no one could get a story on the air, or in the papers WITHOUT it being passed by at least two levels of censors. That meant that it was easy to put around what the Government wanted people to think was the truth about the conduct of the war.
Without disagreeing with the last answer it is widely agreed that the BBC World Service was among the most reliable available for many people.
The BBC was keen to safeguard its reputation and refused to broadcast 'dirty Propaganda'. This was left to MI6 (secret service). For a long period they had great fun broadcasting obscene (yes, obscene) propaganda aimed at German troops on the Eastern Front. It was enormously popular with German troops there, but whether they believed all the stories about 'Pale Heinrich' [Himmler] and his sexual escapades (with 'non-Aryan' women) is another matter. There were similar stories about some other senior SS officers. MI6 also told the listeners that senior figures were merrily enriching themselves by plundering behind the front while the front-line troops had to endure hardship.
For nearly a year the Nazi regime put up with this but then issued furious denials - a clear sign that they were annoyed by this, to put it mildly.
BBC radio weather forecasts were stopped during WW2 in case they were of use to the enemy. One-day forecasts resumed in October 1944 (source UK met Office web site).
A home guards job was to work on the farm and look after children. But they did not fight at war
During world conflict, no. The times the Olympic Games were cancelled was in 1916 during World War I and 1940 and 1944 during World War II.
Rosie The Riveter
what was the impact of the war during the world war II
The BBC world news service provided short wave radio news during the entire war.
See the related site below which is a great site from the BBC about South Wales during the bombing in World War 2.
go out and work
Your mums breath
It was the unsinkable aircraft carrier of the Atlantic Ocean.England was a main factor in World War Two. England experienced many bomb raids. Many people had to sleep in the in the subway stations because it was safe, large, and was underground. Many people died, children were sent into the country or to the United States, and many people were left homeless.
Yes
There were a few people that worked in the war industries during World War One. This group was called the government agency.
because the men were at war so the ladies had to do there job
they worked in the country
only at factory
Women who went to work in factories
They weaved clothes