Protest outside BBC headquarters over TV licence

The transcript discusses public dissatisfaction with government policies, particularly regarding the TV license fee for those over 75. It highlights the shift of responsibility to the BBC and the resulting anger among pensioners. The text also touches on the potential political implications, with public demonstrations occurring nationwide. The events are described as spontaneous, with a focus on the need for change and political accountability.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding the TV license fee?

• The reduction of TV license fees for students

• The removal of the free TV license for over 75s

• The increase in TV license fees for all age groups

• The introduction of a new TV channel

Who is now responsible for the free TV license for over 75s, according to the first section?

• The local councils

• The pensioners themselves

• The BBC

• The private broadcasters

What potential political impact is mentioned in the second section?

• Increased support for the BBC

• Influence on general election outcomes

• A new law to ban TV licenses

• A rise in TV license fees

What was the nature of the public demonstrations mentioned in the second section?

• Spontaneous and unplanned

• Government-led

• Internationally coordinated

• Planned and organized

What activity concluded the day's events as described in the final section?

• A leisurely walk

• A televised debate

• A protest march

• A formal meeting