BBC Crisis Grows: Fewer UK Homes Need A TV Licence
BBC accounts reveal 539,000 homes dropped the TV Licence in a year, with evasion “falling” only because fewer people now legally need to pay
BBC accounts reveal 539,000 homes dropped the TV Licence in a year, with evasion “falling” only because fewer people now legally need to pay
BBC boss confirms Channel 4 talks over bringing its programmes to iPlayer – reviving the British Netflix dream as Sky swallows ITV
Sky’s new Real Time feature cuts the delay on live World Cup matches on BBC and ITV – and on Sky Glass and Stream, it can beat iPlayer and ITVX for lag
Arqiva, the company behind Britain’s TV transmitters, has put a Freeview survival plan to MPs – a slimmed-down service running into the mid-2040s. Here’s how
US studios behind Netflix and Disney tell the government they won’t help collect the TV licence fee, in evidence to MPs reviewing the BBC’s future
BBC brings in Themis Recoveries to chase TV licence payments as evasion hits record highs. Here’s what the letters mean and what you need to know
Roku’s new Football Zone brings World Cup 2026 live matches, scores, and highlights together in one hub – available on all Roku sticks, TVs, and projectors
Netflix, HBO Max subscribers could be required to pay the TV licence fee, as the government reportedly warms to expanding the existing charge to cover streamers
The BBC is proposing to turn iPlayer into a shared home for all UK public service TV – echoing the failed BritBox and Project Kangaroo experiments.
Prosecutions down 80%, evasion at record highs – the BBC’s Charter Review response reveals just how broken TV licence enforcement has become
Students and the TV licence: thousands could be facing fines without knowing it – as fees rise to £180 and the BBC tightens enforcement
TV Licence fee rises to £180 from April. But record evasion, collapsing enforcement and Charter Review proposals threaten BBC’s funding model.