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I live in Spain, where no licence is required. Let BBC " Let loose the dogs of war upon us " EU regs state that if it can be seen, no problem!
Just Sharing This BBC iPlayer requires tv licence from September
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Actually my head was inside the machine during the baking stage.
Sorry guys I didn't sleep well feel free to delete that post.
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I didn't sleep to well, the steroids keep me up.
I didn't take as a negative comment.
Lazarus
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Well, one thing is for certain: The BBC remains the envy of the Broadcasting World.
For around £3 per month there's plenty to suit all tastes.
And there are lots of people happy to shell out £60 plus per month for "Sky", not realising that most of the Channels they actually watch are free to air!
For around £3 per month there's plenty to suit all tastes.
And there are lots of people happy to shell out £60 plus per month for "Sky", not realising that most of the Channels they actually watch are free to air!
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If you click 'no' it takes you to a questionnaire site with a rather basic search facility.
You can continue watching without making a choice.
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