How is the BBC paid for?

AMainly by advertisements
BMainly by subscriptions
CBy the National Lottery
DBy money from TV licencesRight answer

Answer: By money from TV licences

TV licence money funds the BBC, including its radio stations, and the BBC is independent of government. Most other UK channels rely mainly on advertising and subscriptions.

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