talking — just one of the issues she was talking about. but the licence fee, we all— talking about. but the licence fee, we all feared there was going to be a two-year— we all feared there was going to be a two—year freeze. this will cost about _ a two—year freeze. this will cost about £2 — a two—year freeze. this will cost about £2 million in savings the bbc is going _ about £2 million in savings the bbc is going to — about £2 million in savings the bbc is going to have to make. but it is true, _ is going to have to make. but it is true the — is going to have to make. but it is true, the whole of the media is changing — true, the whole of the media is changing. we are having the same issues _ changing. we are having the same issues in _ changing. we are having the same issues in newspapers, people get their news— issues in newspapers, people get their news now through the internet as well— their news now through the internet as well as _ their news now through the internet as well as printed copies. we are all having — as well as printed copies. we are all having to change and the bbc is ”p all having to change and the bbc is up against — all having to change and the bbc is up against the likes of netflix, streaming and all sorts of other competition. and perhaps it is worth the government's while to look at that fee _ the government's while to look at that fee of— the government's while to look at that fee of £159 a year which people regard _ that fee of £159 a year which people regard as _ that fee of £159 a year which people regard as a — that fee of £159 a year which people regard as a tax. i must say, the bbc is a much _ regard as a tax. i must say, the bbc is a much treasured institution and some _ is a much treasured institution and some of— is a much treasured institution and some of the — is a much treasured institution and some of the public service broadcasting it does must be protected. the arts, classical