Thread: BBC licence fee to be reviewed by Conservatives
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Old 22-12-2019, 17:17   #24
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Re: BBC licence fee to be reviewed by Conservatives
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Originally Posted by Maggy View Post
I see it as a way of paying NOT to see commercials about soap powder and nasal sprays and funeral insurance. Worth every penny.
I'd rather be able to choose which providers that did not show commercials I subscribed to.

Incidentally, I've just seen that Rishi Sunak, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, has confirmed that subscriptions will not replace the licence fee before 2027.
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