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I fail to understand the furore over the BBC’s decision to end free licences for over-75s who do not claim pension credit . For £3 per week, the BBC offers hours of TV and radio programmes and represents fantastic value for money. I am by no means a wealthy pensioner, although I do not claim pension credit, and I am more than happy to continue paying for programmes that enhance my quality of life.
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