Delingpole: This Woke Comedy Is Why We Hate the BBC
Just in case you haven’t cancelled your £159 licence fee, yet, the BBC has issued a helpful remind
Just in case you haven’t cancelled your £159 licence fee, yet, the BBC has issued a helpful remind
The outgoing boss of Britain’s state broadcaster the BBC has discussed the future of the increasingly unpopular television licence fee, eyeing a new universal system paid even by people who don’t own televisions or radios.
Most Britons do not trust BBC journalists to tell the truth, according to a YouGov poll.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has questioned whether taxing everyone who has a television to fund the BBC is justifiable, saying that a new Conservative government would look into scrapping the TV licence fee.
The BBC will send “outreach” officers to over-75s to remind them that they will now have to pay to watch television, after it scrapped free licences for senior citizens.
BBC World Service launched a digital service in ‘Pidgin’ aimed at West and Central Africa, funded as part of a £85 million package paid for by taxpayers.
The BBC will be regulated by Ofcom following its charter renewal, the Government has announced, and will be expected to buy more of its content from independent producers, driving up competition in the sector. But those hoping for an end
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has claimed that its services are so important and informative that accessing them is a “basic human right”. In a submission to the British government on the renewal of its charter, the state broadcaster warned that
The BBC has wasted hundreds of thousands of pounds on in a futile chase for licence fee non-payments, as one in every ten people accused of dodging the fee were never convicted, new figures from the Ministry of Justice have