Andrew Hunter-Murray
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761 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2 Sep
Andrew Hunter-Murray’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's a very decorous way of putting it.
That's my
Let's come now to a media organisation which wouldn't print any of these disgraceful things that you've been saying, Helen.
The British Broadcasting Corporation.
So there's a charter renewal coming, which always sounds incredibly medieval, which I love.
Renew the charter.
Sounds like they're gonna have to go and joust, doesn't it?
But in twenty twenty what's the end of twenty twenty seven, unless a new charter is agreed, the B B C just vanishes fromishes
So this is a thing that happens every ten years, and there's a lot of discussion about it at the moment, not least because there's an enormous gap in the BBC's budget.
They're having to make big cuts of about, I think, a tenth of the workforce.
And the proportion of people who pay the license fee is dropping.
I think it dropped by something like half a million people last year, which is roughly two percent of the existing household base who pay for it.
So you've got this funny situation where the Bib is still doing the same stuff.
But the resources available to it are dropping, people are going elsewhere, everyone's on their bloody phones all the time.
How does the BBC react?
And this is something that you've been looking at in particular, Adam.
I think Britton said in the speech he was just kind of flying a kite.
It's not you know it's not formal policy yet or anything to go with this.
But I think
He was trying to say that since the last charter was agreed in twenty seventeen
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