Every week, hundreds of people in Britain face criminal prosecution over the TV licence, with women making up around three-quarters of those prosecuted. At the same time, hundreds of thousands of households are walking away from the licence fee as the BBC faces falling revenues, audience pressure and a string of controversies.
@PaddyNey looks at whether the BBC’s problems are really about ideology, or whether streaming and changing viewing habits are the bigger threat.
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