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Shadow Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said that the “failed” BBC Trust could well be “ripped up” if the Conservatives were to win power in the next election. Full Article at Music Week
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Who would have thought that Labour and the Conservatives would form an unholy alliance to abolish such a social menace as – the BBC Trust? Full Article at The Independent
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The shadow culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has said the Conservatives would abolish the "failed" BBC Trust and is considering ripping up the corporation's royal charter. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Mr Hunt said that his party would abolish the intended 50p a month tax on telephone lines to provide £175m a year towards broadband for all UK homes "as soon as possible" after the election. Full Article at The Telegraph
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A Conservative government could "rip up" the BBC's royal charter, the shadow culture secretary has suggested. The current royal charter allowing the BBC's licence fee expires in 2015. Full Article at BBC News
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The BBC is planning so-called passion websites. It might sound well and good for them to have, say, an angling website, but if it drove out of business every angling magazine in the country, you would have to question if it was the right sort of thing to do
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We haven't made a decision on the timing of [changes in the governance structure] but we do think the structure ... has failed
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We haven’t made a decision on the timing of (changes in the governance structure), but we do think the structure has failed
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Public acceptability is constantly changing, so it is right that we should reflect on the standards the BBC should be setting, as well as ask licence fee payers what they think when reviewing the guidelines
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited
