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Wallace & Gromit creators say industry in ‘crisis’ British state-owned broadcaster the BBC is reportedly considering major cutbacks to its radio, online and TV output.
Two British newspapers have said that a draft report, to be published next month, talks of closing two digital radio stations, halving the size of its website and cutting spending for rights to sports events.
The move is reportedly in response to political concerns about the spread of the BBC’s activities.
The BBC has not commented on the reports.
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