There's a fantastic film about TV Licensing called The Duke, I highly recommend it: https://inews.co.uk/culture/film/the-duke-review-jim-broadbent-charming-tv-l

There's a fantastic film about TV Licensing called The Duke, I highly recommend it: https://inews.co.uk/culture/film/the-duke-review-jim-broadbent-charming-tv-licence-theft-venice-film-festival-633354?srsltid=AfmBOooL9LhvwiCsR6H_QY1zdltQxlidwas4GLE9x8i5zXqdga6Imz77 https://inews.co.uk/culture/film/the-duke-review-jim-broadbe... > When the film opens, [Kempton Bunton] is refusing to pay his TV licence fee on a technicality, since he can only get ITV because he’s removed “the BBC coil” from inside the set. It’s all part of his “Free TV for the OAPs” campaign, but despite his well-meaning demeanour, he serves time at Her Majesty’s expense for refusing to pay up to Auntie Beeb.