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    Move over, John Cleese. Now Romesh is asking, ‘What’s the BBC done for me?’ - The Times

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    BBC revives Cleese campaign for Charter debate - Broadband TV News

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    Stuart Fails to Save the Universe review — can geeks save the world? - The Times

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    BBC’s new video campaign draws mixed reaction from Radio Times readers: "Makes you think!" - Radio Times

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    The BBC’s output is too wide to deserve the licence fee - The Times

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    Romesh Ranganathan paid for BBC ad due to ‘significant time commitment required’ - London Now

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    Romesh Ranganathan leads nearly 100 stars promoting BBC in new campaign - AOL.co.uk

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    Give me plummy Ed Stourton over today’s language manglers - The Times

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    Ken Bruce says BBC ruins shows 'all the time' by chasing 'younger viewers' - AOL.co.uk

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    The real problem with the BBC’s licence fee ad - The Spectator

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    Ken Bruce criticises BBC for trying to appeal to younger audience - AOL.co.uk

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    EastEnders, Doctor Who, The Traitors and more feature in new BBC campaign: 'What has the BBC ever done for me? - Radio Times

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