Conservative Member of Parliament for Ashfield has told the House of Common he has ripped up his TV licence damming the BBC as rotten” and should be made a subscription service.
Speaking to the Commons, Mr Anderson said: “The findings of the Dyson report come as no surprise to many residents in Ashfield who have lost all confidence in the BBC.
“And I personally have ripped up my TV licence and they won’t get another penny from me, ever, because in my opinion the once great BBC is rotten and my constituents should not have to pay for a service if they don’t use it.
“So does my right honourable friend agree with me that one way to make the BBC behave in the future is to make it a subscription service?”
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