Sentences with phrase «licence fee payers»

The BBC needs to cut its spending but that normally won't help cut the deficit, though it will mean a welcome break for licence fee payers.

While the BBC wants the service to be available to as many licence fee payers as possible, it seems Microsoft only wants the... Read more

Can anyone explain to me why the BBC is paying Joseph Barton licence fee payers money to talk about football?

The extra funding which this generates is used to develop better content and programming for UK licence fee payers and international users alike.

The BBC is publishing star pay after the government asked it to be more transparent about the way it spends its # 3.7 billion income from TV licence fee payers.

The whole package cost # 5.60 per licence fee payer.

«They are a politically correct, politically biased organisation which has wasted licence fee payers money to bring two people in a legal, democratic, peaceful party to court over speaking nothing more than the truth.»

Licence fee payers rightly insist that the BBC must be free from political interference.»

I'm thrilled to introduce licence fee payers to a new prize and ceremony, because goodness knows we need more of them.

«By making the BBC the country's biggest mutual, with 26.8 million licence fee payers as its shareholders, we would bring greater accountability and responsiveness to secure its future in the 21st century,» Jowell said.

A BBC spokesperson offered the following clarification: «We are interested in being able to allow UK licence fee payers to access BBC iPlayer while they are on holiday, and welcome the EU regulation to help make this feasible.

Each licence fee payer would be given a vote via a Pin number, in which they could register their voting intentions on various issues.