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This is the sensible way to get rid of
The Direct Debit of £15month to them. [The licence fee is a legal requirement for any household watching or recording live TV, or using BBC iPlayer. Evasion can result in a fine of up to £1,000. The number of households paying the licence fee is falling, leading to financial pressure on the corporation] PM Starmer must bring this in. |
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Remembering Kerry
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After talking to others.
Who actually like the BBC without advertisements, and also don't want to kind of have a pay per view scenario too. They'd prefer it done out of taxation as well.. As they've indicated to me, that would mean fewer not then paying it. I've always been in favour myself of the licence being scrapped. Not bothered as to how the BBC continued without a licence fee. However I could go with it being taken as arista said, out of general taxation. |
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[They'd prefer it done out of taxation as well..]
Good to hear Joey. |
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