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The BBC’s mandatory licence fee is under fire as millions grapple with paying nearly £180 annually—even if they never watch the service. Critics call it outdated and unjust, especially as viewers now have countless alternatives. To collect unpaid fees, the BBC has turned to debt collectors, intensifying pressure on struggling households. Many argue it’s time to shift from forced payment to a voluntary model, where audiences decide whether the BBC’s content deserves their support. The debate is about modernizing public broadcasting funding to match today’s media habits.

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