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Each year, tens of thousands of UK citizens are charged with non-payment of their TV licence fee – from the man who missed payments while in hospital, to a woman with a brain injury who forgot to pay

Many convictions are dealt with in ‘secretive’ hearings, with huge gender disparity in those fined

The perverted double murderer made consistent efforts to make it appear as though his victim Leah Ware was still alive by picking up her prescription medication and using her bank card.

A double murder suspect paid one of his victims £3,000 to pose for disturbing bondage pictures, a court heard.

Mark Brown (pictured), 41, of St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, then sexually assaulted mother-of-three Leah Ware while she was tied up in a car boot, her friend told a jury.

TV Licensing, the body responsible for collecting the £159 BBC licence fee, prosecuted 49,144 people last year - 92% of whom were convicted.

TV Licensing, the body responsible for collecting the £159 BBC licence fee, prosecuted 49,144 people last year - 92% of whom were convicted.

MoJ data show doubling in proportion of cases being decided in secret by a single magistrate

Push for faster justice to clear backlog means thousands of people are being convicted or fined ‘without any checks and balances’