RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It is a tool to distribute new content from websites directly to your desktop without you having to visit the website yourself. For example, you could receive all our latest news releases without having to visit our site.

Using RSS means that you don't have to visit several websites to get the information that is most relevant to you. Most RSS readers check for new content every hour, so you can view the latest headlines and decide what you want to read within minutes of its publication.

First, you need to download an RSS reader. There are many different kinds available and you should choose the one that best suits your needs. The links below are to help you access an RSS reader more quickly; however, BAA accepts no responsibility for external websites.

Next select your content. Any content available to you as an RSS feed is usually linked by the words "RSS feed" or uses the RSS icon. To subscribe, click on the RSS icon and either cut and paste or simply drag the URL of the RSS feed into your RSS reader. You will then be subscribed to that RSS feed and automatically receive updates.

If you run your own website, you can show the latest headlines from other websites on your site using RSS. You can use BAA newsfeeds on your site, however, you may only use these with the correct format and attribution. The attribution text should read "BAA news".

We reserve the right to prevent the distribution of BAA content and BAA Ltd does not accept liability for its RSS feeds.

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