Have you seen this site where a person scans and uploads every letter they get from Capita? It just loops around eventually. www.bbctvlicence.com

I like the BBC, generally, but the way they carry out their licence enforcement is horrible, and scares venerable people into paying.

Very new user friendly, and most of fall Free, (both as in beer, and as in speech).

Specifically, for gaming their is bazzite.gg which is essentially Valve's SteamOS freed from the steam deck.

Good article about it here ctrl-alt-rees.com/2025-06-19-b...

No need for the walled (and expensive) switch to MacOS either. Any main flavour of Linux is fine for day to day PC use now, a very polished experience across Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Pop!OS etc.

And thanks to Steam's investment in Proton a fair few OSes have great support if you need a gaming rig.

I'm also pretty sure the deadline for a libel claim in the UK is 12 months after publication, which is a shame because I'd love for the case to get to discovery when a BBC Lawyer asks for Trumps bank statements for the last 12 months to prove financial loss.

If they're so concerned with bias in the media, let's have Levison 2.

We certainly wouldn't have shows like The Sky at Night or anything like the quality documentaries the BBC Natural History Unit makes.

I think some people think the BBC is just BBC One, Two and iPlayer. When BBC R&D, World Service and Monitoring are responsible for so much more.

Like the BBC has it's faults, but in my book it's up there with the NHS.

Without the BBC and the soft power it provides, I doubt we'd have half as much sway in the anglo-zeitgeist that we do.

Without the BBC and it's unique model I don't think we'd have half the British talent that we do.

He's resigned to spend more time with his Calippos.

Has BBC News approached BBC News for a comment yet?

Other than the schedule change, is the only way to tell they're in DR the very small dot on their DOG?