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what nadine dorries said in your clip, there is a bit of sleight of hand there because the licence fee will rise in line with inflation after two years, so it will increase, so she has clearly recognised the contradiction we have with the bbc which is on the one hand people debate its future because we now live in a multichannel digital world, but at the same time in order to compete in that world, it does need to be well funded. so that is the terrible dilemma that these two organisations fight with each other. fight with each other. just on that issue of funding, fight with each other. just on that issue of funding, the fight with each other. just on that issue of funding, the obvious - fight with each other. just on that issue of funding, the obvious way| fight with each other. just on that i issue of funding, the obvious way to go is the subscription model that netflix and others have adopted, where you subscribe to a channel and you where you subscribe to a channel and wu pay