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However, the Conservatives' arguments are struggling to convince . The channel receives almost no public money, being 90% financed by its advertising revenues. The quality of its programmes is also widely praised. Some, which have become cult, have tackled difficult themes neglected by the audiovisual sector, such as the civil war in Northern Ireland, AIDS or disability.

According to the Labour shadow minister for gambling data middle east culture, this is "cultural vandalism". Are the Tories' motivations primarily political? The channel has never shied away from criticising Boris Johnson, in the most original ways, replacing him, for example, with a melting ice statue during a debate on climate change in which he refused to take part.


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