Poor attendance

[shaunedwardsfanclub]

It’s about time the BBC was scrapped. It is a news company with its own agenda.

Like every other news company you mean?

The BBC is the most neutral one out there. It doesn't have a paymaster forcing its hand.

Have to agree with you where people get this almost delusional,view that the bbc is left/right wing,depending on your world view of course

They should report on the news not form their own opinion.

[Mike]

Like every other news company you mean?

The BBC is the most neutral one out there. It doesn't have a paymaster forcing its hand.

Have to agree with you where people get this almost delusional,view that the bbc is left/right wing,depending on your world view of course

They should report on the news not form their own opinion.

They do.

They must be very unbiased because both left and right have reams of evidence that they are biased against them!

[fozzieskem]

Like every other news company you mean?

The BBC is the most neutral one out there. It doesn't have a paymaster forcing its hand.

Have to agree with you where people get this almost delusional,view that the bbc is left/right wing,depending on your world view of course

They should report on the news not form their own opinion.

They do I’m sorry but to say otherwise is well off the mark,they’re still the most honest news gatherers for my money

[ancientnloyal]

And the most open about criticism and double standards.

Private Eye and the Beeb, coupled with ABC in America...

[medlocke]

Remainers claiming the Beeb is not bias, You couldn't make it, Next they will be claiming CH4 is on the right

[shaunedwardsfanclub]

Remainers claiming the Beeb is not bias, You couldn't make it, Next they will be claiming CH4 is on the right

[Mike]

Remainers claiming the Beeb is not bias, You couldn't make it, Next they will be claiming CH4 is on the right

Remainers actually claim its massively biased towards leave.

But the reasonable majority are reasonable happy.

[shaunedwardsfanclub]

I think that all those that feel it is value for money should continue to pay their licence fee and those who don’t should be able to opt out and be prevented from viewing. I don’t think the reasonable majority would want to subscribe, but then again I could be wrong. In my view it is a complete waste of money.

[Mike]

I think that all those that feel it is value for money should continue to pay their licence fee and those who don’t should be able to opt out and be prevented from viewing. I don’t think the reasonable majority would want to subscribe, but then again I could be wrong. In my view it is a complete waste of money.

You can already do that now you know. Just watch TV through your computer and don't use iPlayer. You don't need to pay tv license. You can subscribe to sky, Netflix or whatever you like. Just stay away from iPlayer and don't have a digital TV and you are fine.

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[Lazy J]

You can already do that now you know. Just watch TV through your computer and don't use iPlayer. You don't need to pay tv license. You can subscribe to sky, Netflix or whatever you like. Just stay away from iPlayer and don't have a digital TV and you are fine.

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Not sure if that’s true, here’s the relevant but from the licensing site
A TV Licence covers you to watch or record live TV programmes on any channel, and to download or watch BBC programmes on iPlayer. This applies to any device and provider you use, including:
TV sets (including smart TVs)
DVD, Blu-ray and VHS recorders
Laptops and desktop computers
Tablets, mobile phones and other portable devices
Digital boxes or PVRs (such as Sky, Virgin Media or BT TV)
Games consoles
Media streaming devices (such as Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku and Now TV)
Freeview, Freesat or YouView


It’s like the old argument of I only watch ITV, the licence is on the equipment to receive it rather than the channel you watch, after all BBC is carried on the sky platform as is iplayer