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BBC tries to 'save its hide' coming up with 'political' way to get more funds - Vimarsana News

BBC tries to 'save its hide' coming up with 'political' way to get more funds

The BBC has been slammed for using 'political opportunism' to raise more funds.

bbc licence: BBC TV Licence Set to Rise to £169.50: Here's How You Can Apply for a Free Licence - Vimarsana News

bbc licence: BBC TV Licence Set to Rise to £169.50: Here's How You Can Apply for a Free Licence

The BBC TV licence fee is set to increase by £10.50, bringing the total annual cost to £169.50, the UK Culture Secretary announced. The household payment, which funds a significant portion of the BBC's operations, had previously been frozen at £159 but was due for an increase in line with inflation next year.

BBC licence fee revolt as 2.8 million Britons refuse to stump up £159 - Vimarsana News

BBC licence fee revolt as 2.8 million Britons refuse to stump up £159

Millions of discontented Britons are refusing to pay the £159 annual BBC licence fee, with figures showing compliance has fallen significantly since 2022.

Readers call for BBC licence fee to be replaced with advertising | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Readers call for BBC licence fee to be replaced with advertising | Personal Finance | Finance

A new Express.co.uk poll has shown that more than half of readers think that the BBC should be funded through advertising when the royal charter expires.

BBC Twitter account labelled as 'government funded media': Who owns BBC? - Vimarsana News

BBC Twitter account labelled as 'government funded media': Who owns BBC?

Twitter BBC controversy: Twitter has labelled BBC as 'government-funded media'. The British broadcaster is not pleased and is objecting to the tag on one of its main Twitter accounts