Do people in England have mostly American commercials?

No. Commercial television and radio in the UK almost exclusively has British ads. Even the ones for American products and brands. Sometimes, the British ad may have a voiceover by a person with an American accent, but that is a deliberate choice by the advertiser, a creative decision. The content is often quite different. read more

We do have Americans hosting the advert (ie Kevin Bacon wth EE) but the advert is still British and catered to British audiences. Maybe on some teleshopping programs late, late at night or early, early in the morning you’ll have some American adverts, but for the most part, no we do not. read more

Many British adverts are voiced by a deep authoritative & gritty voice. These are either by Don Lafontaine (died in 2008) or people who try to sound like him. Children's toys adverts often have US voiceovers. For some reason US women's voices are commonly used for cosmetics & hair products in Britain. read more

At leat in Australia they do have the ABC,and we in the UK of course have the BBC,in America they do not have anything similair.Plus in Australia(as in the UK) advert content is somewhat regulated,for example no drug commercials like they have in the US. read more