What is TV Licensing?
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TV Licensing is a system in the UK that funds the BBC. It is a legal requirement for anyone watching or recording live TV or using the BBC iPlayer, irrespective of the device used. TV Licensing ensures quality programming and services from the BBC, including news, entertainment, and educational content. The fee collected from TV licences allows the BBC to operate without commercial influence and provide unbiased, ad-free broadcasting. The license fee funds various BBC services, such as TV channels, radio stations, online platforms, and local programming. Failure to have a valid TV license can result in legal consequences and fines. TV Licensing agents conduct checks and inspections to ensure compliance and enforce licensing regulations across the country.
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