a) Why does the UK tax payer continue to fund the BBC? The Corporation owns several channels on Sky. Then there's new and old TV programmes/films sold across the world.
b) As Top Gear was the biggest grossing TV programme on the planet, why threaten ( UK population) viewers to pay an annual fee? Answer . . .because they can. The UK government's can legislate the BBC fees will remain the same, will be reduced or shelved. Hypothetically, if your snout was in the UK's trough, wouldn't you ensure your trough stays accessible and full?
Anyone agree?
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