Non-payment of the TV licence fee could be decriminalised under Government plans to shake up the funding model of the BBC.

Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, and Justice Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, "agree" that failure to pay the licence should no longer be a criminal offence, according to reports.

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Stars of TV and film are paying tribute to British acting legend Dame Maggie Smith, following her passing aged 89. Her sons, ...

Lisa Nandy is guilty of complete misrepresentation when she states that the Conservative party has “violent indifference” to ...

Culture secretary Lisa Nandy has indicated that a review of Arts Council England is ‘about to kick off’, despite reports that it had been further paused ...

Lisa Nandy got behind the decks at the UKMusic and TikTok party in Liverpool for a 'Britney power hour'. She followed a ...

The Premier League spent more than £45million on legal costs last season as it fights to uphold its rules. The league is involved in two separate legal disputes with four-times-in-a-row champions ...

Anas played old-school R&B bangers such as Mary J Blige's Family Affair, before inviting another famous face on stage for ...

Wigan MP and culture secretary Lisa Nandy has shared her love of pop star Britney Spears. During the Labour party conference ...

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Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy dedicates Britney Spears song to Tories at Labour TikTok party with Will Young - ‘If you don’t ...