All BBC licence fee articles – Page 21
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NewsBectu: Government must pay for pensioner licence fees
Asking BBC to pick up tab is an ’unacceptable dereliction of duty’, union says
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RatingsSilent Witness sinks ITV’s Pothole Wars
Returning BBC1 drama too much for ITV doc as politics disrupts the schedules
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NewsBBC steers clear of BFI contestable kids’ fund
Corporation has previously railed against the £57m fund
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NewsDCMS Committee steps up BBC pay pressure
Damian Collins-led body responds to corporation’s equal pay findings
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NewsBFI unveils £60m kids programming tsar
Jackie Edwards leaves BBC to take charge of contestable fund
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NewsOfcom ready to help out BBC
Regulator prepared to alter BBC operating licence if it takes on burden of fees for over-75s
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SponsoredThe contenders: Barclays Best Independent Production Company
The producers vying for the Broadcast Awards 2019 Best Independent Production Company, sponsored by Barclays, reveal the secrets of their success
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NewsAge UK: licence fee return will plunge pensioners into poverty
Charity urges government to shoulder the £150.50 burden for over-75s
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News2019 - the year ahead
Broadcast looks ahead to the key decisions, challenges and opportunities facing the biggest broadcasters in the coming year
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NewsRivals take aim at BBC Studios
ITV, Sky and Pact challenge corporation’s commercial activities as part of Ofcom consultation
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NewsKirkham: BBC will help broker co-pros
Factual controller vows to aid indies to ‘bring extra money into the pot’
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NewsBBC launches over-75 consultation
Report recommends reducing cost, increasing age threshold or means-testing
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NewsPublic accounts chief: BBC has 'made mess' of PSCs
Freelancers left in ‘desperate circumstances’, says Meg Hillier
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NewsThinktank: BBC should halve licence fee for over-75s
Frontier Economic’s floated cut would save the BBC £4bn over a decade
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NewsBBC tackles over-75s timebomb
Corporation set to outline potential solutions to £800m problem of providing free licences
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NewsBBC mulls licence fee options
Means-testing emerges as one of three possible ways corporation could ease £800m burden
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NewsWright: BBC should continue to pay for over-75s
Culture secretary says he will reinforce expectation of free licences for older viewers beyond 2020