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“Income is falling and that means the cuts have to bite somewhere.” Katie Razzall asks Lisa Nandy MP whether she is surprised by the “scale” of cuts at the BBC, with the Culture Secretary adding “through the Charter we are determined to put the BBC on a sustainable footing.”
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@katierazz I don't see why the public should be forced to fund a broadcaster that has protected paedophiles and pays astronomical wages to it's presenters, you're basically laughing at the licence fee payers faces #DeFundTheBBC #Newsnight

@back_the_BBC @katierazz

@katierazz Crazy that a Labour government would oversee such cuts in public servive broadcasting

@katierazz BBC is a woke propaganda monster funded by the people it lies to. Wasn't always this bad.

@katierazz The BBC are both more than benefits scroungers.

@katierazz Disgraceful indifference to a crisis that needs an urgent response. When was this interview filmed ?

@katierazz 2 in 24. Sustainable not really a bbc concern, surely?

@katierazz Wow a first. A Labour MP that actually understands basic household economics and that magic money trees do not exist.

@katierazz The UK's soft power is . . . yep, the BBC.


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