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Sir David Clementi launched the rant after stepping down as BBC chairman last month (Image: GETTY) The licence fee is currently guaranteed until 2027, but there is a debate about the BBC s funding after that. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden recently asked the corporation to set out its financial needs. The Government expects the television licence fee settlement process to be finished by autumn next year, before then coming into force on April 1, 2022. Mr Dowden said in December: “Public service broadcasting is woven into the cultural fabric of the UK, but to remain relevant and meet people’s needs in the digital age it must evolve. ....
We are one of the very few British institutions to be seen as world class. As I have argued elsewhere, it would be a colossal act of national self-harm if regulators or governments were to take steps which diminished the role of the BBC. Express.co.uk readers have reacted furiously to his comments, with hundreds condemning the appalling attitude of the BBC. The BBC S outgoing chairman brutally warned Boris Johnson against making changes to the BBC (Image: PA/Getty) Boris Johnson was warned not to make changes to the BBC (Image: Getty) One person wrote: I’m annoyed I am forced to fund things I don’t like. ....
I believe there were some occasions when the Brexit representation was unbalanced. So if you ask me if I think Question Time seemed to have more Remainers than Brexiteers, the answer is yes, but the breadth of the coverage I thought was incredibly balanced, in a highly toxic environment that was extremely polarised. The BBC came under fire for its handling of Brexit last year, with former Culture Secretary John Whittingdale accusing the broadcaster of sparking serious concerns over the way they covered political debate. Richard Sharps says believes the Corporation s coverage of Brexit was incredibly balanced (Image: AFP) However, the corporation defended the impartiality of its coverage. ....