Anger as Labour plot to make streaming-only households pay the BBC licence fee even if they don't watch it ...Middle East

The idea of expanding the BBC licence to cover viewers of services such as Netflix and Disney+, is among the list of options being talked about by Labour ministers, it has been revealed.

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