The BBC has been criticised after plugging a "shortfall" in their pension scheme with licence fee-funded money.

Speaking to GB News, Elliot Keck of the Taxpayers' Alliance declared that the "cats don't get fatter" than the ones at the broadcaster.

The BBC has been criticised after plugging a "shortfall" in their pension scheme with licence fee-funded money.Speaking to GB News, Elliot Keck of the Taxpayers' Alliance declared that the "cats don't get fatter" than the ones at the broadcaster.FULL STORY HERE.{ai:summary}<p>The BBC faced criticism for plugging a pension shortfall with licence-fee funds. </p><p>Elliot Keck of the Taxpayers' Alliance told GB News the pension gap isn't justified, quipping 'cats don't get fatter' #politics</p>

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