The Isle of Man must fight for 'fair treatment' from the BBC after claims it's under-funding the Island by around £1 million each year.
That's according to the Policy and Reform Minister - John Shimmin has responded to concerns after it was confirmed the free TV licence for those aged 75 and above was being scrapped:
Criticism has been flung at the broadcasting corporation which has spent £500 million from the licence fee pot, which residents here contribute to, on high speed broadband that we can't use.
In a discussion on the subject in the last sitting of Tynwald Malew and Santon MHK Graham Cregeen said 'enough was enough' and we needed to fight back:
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