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What nadine dorries said in your clip, there is a bit of sleight of hand there because the licence fee will rise in line with inflation after two years, so it will increase, so she has clearly recognised the contradiction we have with the bbc which is on the one hand people debate its future because we now live in a multichannel digital world, but at the same time in order to compete in that world, it does need to be well funded. so that is the terrible dilemma that these two organisations fight...

Years. if you factor in this next freeze for the next two years, enders analysis, he did an examination, said it looked like by the end of 2000 and will essentially be £480 million less each year —— by the end of 2027. something about 2 billion less to spend programmes. a very significant cut. is billion less to spend programmes. a very significant cut.— very significant cut. is this now auoin to very significant cut. is this now going to be _ very significant cut. is this now going to be...

She tweeted about it. and then when it came to the commons, she couldnt quite put the pedal to the metal on that. and it became kind of, "i think we should all have a really serious debate about how the bbc�*s funded." now, there was a very good piece in the times this morning byjohn whittingdale, who is a very strong critic of the bbc, was previously at the culture brief, saying what everybody knows — which is that if you want to abolish the licence fee, it really falls to you to come up wi...

Britain, the weaker your relationship with the bbc. it’s relationship with the bbc. its mostly on _ relationship with the bbc. its mostly on my _ relationship with the bbc. it�*s mostly on my phone, i dont really watch stuff on my tv anymore, i mostly just watch netflix and watch stuff on my tv anymore, i mostlyjust watch netflix and disney plus, im not really into most of the channels.— plus, im not really into most of the channels. later, do you reckon ou the channels. later, do you reck...

Got its huge problems. . lots of parents, for example, really love being able - to put their kids in. front of programming that doesnt have any advertising in it. - and any kind - of subscription model is very hard to do when a lot- of people who use bbc services, particularly older people, - dont have reliable broadband. yeah. i mean, id like to bring in phil riley here, chief executive of boom radio. you know, youve built up radio stations, you know commercial radio really well. lets take nadi...

On sunday about that bbc deal. so does that mean that we should see the bbc deal, as laura was suggesting, as part of operation dead meat? oh, yes. one of the many operations going on. operation save big dog is, i think, still the worst—named of all the operations this week. but what i thought was interesting about that is the way that nadine dorries, obviously her team had briefed the mail on sunday and then she tweeted about it. and then when it came to the commons, she couldnt quite put the...

Of them are watching on things free view, orjust listening to the radio. there is no method at the moment of making those subscription services. what would you do to someone who does not pay a subscription and still wanted to listen to radio one, two, three, four or wanted to watch bbc one or two on normal free view terrestrial television? that is the problem. how would you bring that about? some countries have got rid of their tv licence fees, germany and so on, but they have replaced them with...

The bbc deal, as laura was suggesting as part of operation dead meat? oh, yes. one of the many operations going on, operation save big dog is, i think, still the worst named of all the operations this week. but what i thought was interesting about that is the way that nadine dorries, obviously her team had briefed the mail on sunday and then she tweeted about it. and then when it came to the commons, she couldnt quite put the pedal to the metal on that. and it became kind of, i think we should a...

And any kind of subscription model is very hard to do when a lot of people who use bbc services — particularly older people — dont have reliable broadband. yeah, i mean, id like to bring in phil riley here, chief executive of boom radio. you know, youve built up radio stations, you know commercial radio really well. lets take nadine dorries at face value. you know, if this is the last licence fee to be announced, as shes suggesting, how could the bbc be funded? helen was touching on a couple...

Against the licence fee as the way to fund it. nadine dorries is that the next negotiation over it will be the next negotiation over it will be the last, in her words, the days of the last, in her words, the days of the elderly being threatened with prison sentences and bailiffs knocking on doors are over. critics of the licence fee say a compulsory levy is outdated in an age of infinite choice. but defenders say it is the least bad option.- it is the least bad option. its the chea est it is the...