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Half a million people stopped paying BBC licence fee in the past year - after it rose to £180
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The BBC licence fee is a mandatory annual payment required for anyone in the UK who watches or records live television, as well as accessing the BBC's online content. The fee increase to £180 may have contributed to the decline in payments, as some individuals may be reassessing their viewing habits or seeking alternative entertainment options. This significant drop in licence fee payments could have implications for the BBC's funding and ability to produce content in the future.
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Half a million people stopped paying BBC licence fee in the past year - after it rose to £180
The BBC's new director-general, Matt Brittin, pictured at Wimbledon, has described the broadcaster as facing a 'moment of real jeopardy'.
14 Jul, 14:20