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BBC fatcats enjoy secret 'slush fund'
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Is that the same Daily Express owned by the new owner of Channel 5, a direct competitor to the BBC.
If si, then they are not impartially reporting.
The BBC is good value for money at home, and our best promoter of Briain and British values abroad.
How many award winning programmes did Channel FIVE or SKY make last year?
If si, then they are not impartially reporting.
The BBC is good value for money at home, and our best promoter of Briain and British values abroad.
How many award winning programmes did Channel FIVE or SKY make last year?
"If si, then they are not impartially reporting"
and we all know how impartial the BBC are dont we, how about their bias towards palestine at israels expense for instance
look up the Balen Report
The sooner the BBC is made to stand on its own two feet and compete on a level playing field and not funded by a tax then we'll see how good they are and how long it survives.
the whole organisation for the most part is run and staffed by lefties, it stinks of left wing political correctness and left wing policiest they make me sick and the sooner they are got rid of the better
and we all know how impartial the BBC are dont we, how about their bias towards palestine at israels expense for instance
look up the Balen Report
The sooner the BBC is made to stand on its own two feet and compete on a level playing field and not funded by a tax then we'll see how good they are and how long it survives.
the whole organisation for the most part is run and staffed by lefties, it stinks of left wing political correctness and left wing policiest they make me sick and the sooner they are got rid of the better
up to them and their ad salesmen how many billions they get, acoupleleft. That's capitalism for you, and if the porn baron who's now bought the channel doesn't like the rules maybe he should have stayed home. But it seems he is starting to compete not by producing good programmes but by telling his newspapers to *** off his broadcast rivals.
With everyone having no choice if they want to watch tv they are forced to pay for the BBC. How can anyone compete with the parasites who soak up the money, the BBC with an income of £4.7 billion not million to play with and waste.
Give people a choice and see how many want to pay for the BBC, simple thing to do is encrypt the signal.
Give people a choice and see how many want to pay for the BBC, simple thing to do is encrypt the signal.
BBc have a to all intents and purposes guaranteed income of around £3.4 billion raised by way of a tax., the others have to actually work in the free market to earn their millions from ads.
and as if that is not enough
The BBC also receives a direct government grant from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to fund television and radio services broadcast to other countries such as the BBC World Service radio and BBC Arabic Television.
and as if that is not enough
The BBC also receives a direct government grant from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to fund television and radio services broadcast to other countries such as the BBC World Service radio and BBC Arabic Television.
Hi- given that you don't pay the licence as you don't watch TV I am impressed with your selflessness in tackling this issue on behalf of those of us who do pay the licence fee.
With or without your campaign, though, I think the Tories will ensure much more accountability of how the money is spent. However I think the aboltion of the licence fee is a long, long way off.
With or without your campaign, though, I think the Tories will ensure much more accountability of how the money is spent. However I think the aboltion of the licence fee is a long, long way off.
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