Jonathan Walker
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Every Brit will have to pay BBC license - even without a TV - in new Labour plan (opens the original)
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Every household could be forced to buy a TV licence even if they don’t own a telly and never use BBC services, under plans backed by MPs. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy was today urged to consider introducing a compulsory levy for every household to replace the existing £180 licence. Charges could be added on to council tax bills or the cost of internet services. The plan would be controversial, MPs on the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee admitted. But they said it may be the on
Every Brit will have to pay BBC license - even without a TV - in shock new Labour plan - AOL (opens the original)
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Every household could be forced to buy a TV licence even if they don't own a telly and never use BBC services, under plans backed by MPs. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy was today urged to consider introducing a compulsory levy for every household to replace the existing £180 licence. Charges could be added on to council tax bills or the cost of internet services. The plan would be controversial, MPs on the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee admitted. But they said it may be the on
'EU and Farage reason' behind Burnham's voting change plan (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham’s plan to change the voting system may be designed to reassure the European Union that Nigel Farage will never become Prime Minister, according to a leading polling expert. Peter Kellner, the former President of polling company YouGov, said introducing proportional voting would “reassure our European neighbours”. The Prime Minister announced during his speech to the Labour Party conference that he would set up a national commission on electoral reform, to look at ways of changing th
Andy Burnham vows to destroy Margaret Thatcher's legacy with shift to left (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham set out to unravel the legacy of Margaret Thatcher as he set out plans to move Britain unashamedly to the left. He vowed to reverse her policy of allowing council tenants to buy their own homes, and scrap Tory legislation that prevented the government from nationalising private firms. In a speech received with rapturous applause at Labour’s annual conference, Mr Burnham announced that future council tenants will lose the right to buy their homes. Residents in new council homes will
Andy Burnham vows to destroy Margaret Thatcher's legacy with huge shift to the left - AOL (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham set out to unravel the legacy of Margaret Thatcher as he set out plans to move Britain unashamedly to the left. He vowed to reverse her policy of allowing council tenants to buy their own homes, and scrap Tory legislation that prevented the government from nationalising private firms. In a speech received with rapturous applause at Labour's annual conference, Mr Burnham announced that future council tenants will lose the right to buy their homes. Residents in new council homes will
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