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BBC licence fee is ‘regressive tax’, broadcaster’s former chair says
(www.theguardian.com)
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Channel 4 do some absolutely amazing real life documentaries and films that give BBC a run for it's money. At the end of the day the BBC have produced arguably the best TV series ever made. Planet Earth and Blue Planet.
I remember last year when the BBC were talking about pricing. They just need to open it up to abroad for £13pm.