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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will ask the public whether the non-payment of the 154.50-pound annual BBC licence fee on television-watching households should stop being a criminal offence, as crunch funding talks with the broadcaster near.Anyone who installs or uses a television or watches the BBC's streaming and catchup service iPlayer must pay the charge or else they are guilty of a..
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