| 09:12 UK time, Friday, 15 September 2006
The Guardian: "The BBC is to reveal the prices of its programmes and research into the costs of running the corporation." (link)
The Scotsman: "The BBC was yesterday told by the government that it cannot expect a "blank cheque" from licence-fee payers to fund the corporation." (link)
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I'b curious to see all the costs of the BBC's programs. Of course, to know the full details, it would have to be broken down further to cover salaries, effects, location costs, props, etc...