BBC delays licence fee changes due to coronavirus outbreak

The government and BBC will delay the end of the free TV licence those over 75 as the elderly could be asked to stay home in the coming weeks to combat the coronavirus pandemic. A joint statement

A joint statement said: “The BBC and the Government have been discussing the national coronavirus situation. Changes to the TV licence for people aged over 75 had been due to come into effect on June 1. But during this time we do not want anyone to be worried about any potential change.

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