BBC TV licence fee could be replaced by sliding scale
The UK government is reviewing the BBC's funding, proposing a 'sliding scale' licence fee and new commercial streams. Have your say in the public consultation by 10 March 2026.
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BBC could introduce adverts and paywalls in funding shake-up
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy proposes radical BBC funding reforms, including advertising and paywalls for iPlayer shows. Have your say on the future of the broadcaster.
BBC funding shake-up could see middle-class pay more
Plans unveiled by Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy could see wealthier households pay more for the BBC to fund concessions for those on benefits. The radical proposals include potential paywalls and advertising.
BBC sued by Trump for $10bn as licence fee future in doubt
Donald Trump sues the BBC for $10bn as Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy launches consultation on the broadcaster's future funding. Could a subscription model save the BBC?
BBC Considers Paywall for Classic Shows in Licence Fee Shake-Up
The BBC could place classic shows behind a paywall as part of a major funding review. Learn about the proposed changes to the licence fee and what it means for viewers.
Government Sets Out BBC Licence Fee Reform Plans
The Culture Secretary has launched a review of the BBC's royal charter, proposing reforms to the licence fee and exploring new commercial funding. Have your say on the future of public broadcasting.
BBC Licence Fee Reform Plans Unveiled in Charter Review
The Culture Secretary has launched a review of the BBC's royal charter, proposing reforms to the licence fee and exploring new commercial revenue streams. Discover what this means for the future of British broadcasting.
Nandy to Consider Probe into Telegraph's £500m Mail Takeover
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy must decide on an investigation into the Daily Mail owner's £500m Telegraph takeover, following a formal request from Abu Dhabi-backed RedBird IMI. Read the latest on the media deal.
BBC licence fee crisis as Labour plans radical rescue
The BBC faces an existential crisis as licence fee payments plummet. The Labour government is now exploring radical funding alternatives, from subscriptions to wealth-based charges, to save the struggling broadcaster.
UK bids for 2035 Women's World Cup with government backing
The UK and Irish FAs have submitted a joint bid to host the 2035 FIFA Women's World Cup. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy outlines the government's full support and the tournament's potential legacy for women's sport.
John Torode's TV Return with Christmas Special
John Torode is set for a TV comeback with a festive special on ITV, months after his departure from BBC's MasterChef. Get all the details on his new project.
Daily Telegraph's £500m Sale to Daily Mail Owner Approved
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy approves the £500 million acquisition of the Daily Telegraph by DMGT, ending a 19-month period of uncertainty for the historic broadsheet.
BBC Licence Fee Rise Could Be Blocked
The Government may block the BBC's planned 3.8% licence fee increase next spring. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is weighing the decision amid value-for-money concerns. Read the latest.
Nandy may block BBC licence fee rise after scandals
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy considers blocking the BBC's £7 licence fee increase amidst a crisis of scandals, resignations, and a growing non-payment revolt. Discover the full story.
BBC Staff Question Political Appointments as Review Looms
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy confirms BBC charter review will examine political board appointments amid staff concerns over impartiality. Read the latest developments.
Starmer apologises for donor's football watchdog role
PM Keir Starmer expresses regret for approving David Kogan, a past donor, as head of the new football regulator. Read the full details of the ministerial standards breach.
Starmer's Shadow Cabinet Takes Shape for Election Fight
Sir Keir Starmer finalises his shadow cabinet with key appointments including Lucy Powell, Rachel Reeves and Lisa Nandy as Labour prepares for government.
Football's New Era: Independent Regulator Approved
Labour pushes forward with landmark legislation to establish football's first independent regulator, aiming to protect clubs from financial collapse and give fans greater voice in the beautiful game.
Nandy apologises to Starmer over football regulator criticism
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy has issued a public apology to Prime Minister Keir Starmer after openly criticising the government's proposed football governance code, creating an embarrassing rift within Labour's top ranks.
Nandy accused of breaching code over football regulator
Lisa Nandy faces parliamentary scrutiny after meeting football authorities without declaring it, raising questions about transparency in the independent regulator process.
Nandy accused of breaking rules in football regulator appointment
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy faces fresh controversy after selecting Labour donor Alex Thomas as chair of English football's new independent regulator, raising questions about political influence in sports governance.
Minister accuses BBC of 'staggering lack of professionalism'
Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch launches extraordinary attack on BBC journalist following Lisa Nandy interview, accusing broadcaster of biased reporting and unprofessional conduct.
MPs blocked from asking Epstein questions in Commons
Lisa Nandy and senior MPs challenge Commons Speaker after questions about Jeffrey Epstein links to British politicians are mysteriously blocked from debate.
Sheffield Wednesday Administration Crisis: Regulator Urged
Exclusive: Labour's Lisa Nandy warns of 'broken promises' as historic Sheffield Wednesday faces financial collapse, demanding immediate government intervention through new football regulator powers.
Minister: Villa wrong to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans
Shadow Cabinet Minister Lisa Nandy voices strong opposition to Aston Villa's controversial decision to exclude Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from upcoming Europa League match, calling it 'wrong' and raising serious concerns about fan discrimination.
Ministers scrutinised over Maccabi Tel-Aviv Villa Park fixture
Senior government figures including Lisa Nandy and Nigel Huddleston face scrutiny over their involvement in relocating Maccabi Tel-Aviv's European match to Aston Villa's stadium, raising questions about political interference in football security matters.
Labour clash over Birmingham's Israeli football fan ban
Labour's Lisa Nandy faces off against Birmingham MP Khalid Mahmood after controversial calls to ban Israeli fans from Aston Villa's European match against Maccabi Tel-Aviv, sparking intense political debate over sports and international relations.
Nandy challenges PM in Downing Street football clash
Shadow Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy delivers powerful rebuke to Prime Minister after heated exchange about football's proposed independent regulator outside No. 10.
Downing Street denies special treatment for MP's Villa tickets
Government officials refute claims of preferential treatment after Labour MP Lisa Nandy's office requested football tickets, sparking debate about parliamentary conduct.
Telegraph Sale: The End of the Tory Bible?
Lisa Nandy analyses the potential sale of The Daily Telegraph and what it reveals about the crumbling relationship between Conservative Britain and its traditional media voice.
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