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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #38396 BBC
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People    going    to    the    UK    for    the    first    time    are    often    surprised    that    there    are    no    advertisements    at    first  on    the    BBC    television    channels.    Their    absence    is    due    down  to    the    fact    that    the    constitution    of    the    BBC    forbids    it    to    accept    advertising.    So,    where  does    the    BBC    get    the    money    it    needs    to    keep    it    going?    The    answer    is    that,          selling    BBC    programmes    to    other    broadcasters    around    the    world,    the    BBC    is    financed    from    revenue    raised    by    the    sale    of    television    licences.    The    fee    for    the    licences    is    set    by    the    government,    but    this,    the    BBC    is    not    state    run,    and    it    retains    an    independence    of    it    is    very    proud.    It    can    be    said    that    the    viewers    themselves    pay    for    the    BBC,    since    every  single    household    that    owns    a    television    in    Britain    has    to    purchase    a    licence.    Some    viewers    prefer    other    channels,    but    a    valid    licence    is    obligatory,    or    not    you    watch    the    BBC.    Failure    to    buy    one    is      the    law.

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