1. Do these organisations meet the public benefit test that is now required for all organisations looking for charitable status?
2. If they do, then should they be allowed charitable status if they are broadcasting from outside the UK or not adhering to the code of practice of the Fundraising Standards Council?
]]>Yes it is money back from taxation on viewer donations, but the money is given “back” by the government making it government funding.
How else would you describe it?
]]>The media-shy (not) George turned up on Sunday morning’s BBC talk show and was as infuriating as ever.
]]>One of the scary things is that the government funds these TV channels through gift aid.
]]>I see that you’ve done some fascinating research on them, even down to their finances. Very good post,
Sorry I couldn’t comment on your blog, not having a Google identity, but I reallyenjoyed reading it.
]]>They are dominionists which is especially scary.
Just think back to Oliver Cromwell.
Read it here:
]]>Your blog is really nice and I really like your style the way you put your opinion.
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