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Sorry to interrupt your day, but I've just been diagnosed with dementia, and I'm going to need your help.

I'll need help when I can no longer button a shirt or recognise my own family.

My daughter will need help too.

I worry this could ruin her life.

And we will all need help to find a cure to end the devastation of dementia.

I can't do this alone. It will take a society to beat

dementia, Alzheimer's Society. Who'd be a broadcaster these days? Competition from streaming services

means traditional, linear. Let's all gather around the telly together moments are increasingly rare.

And of course, audiences are on the wane. Yet on the rise is the BBC licence fee. Frozen at 159 pounds two years ago,

the government have now announced that in 2014 the fee will rise by £10.50, the £15 rise originally

proposed, just a little rich for the

Culture Secretary's liking. In fact, Lucy Fraser took the opportunity to announce a review of

the BBC's funding model, which means a review of the licence fee itself. I'm Neil Patterson,

and on this edition of the Sky News Daily, we'll be asking where the BBC goes next.

I'm joined by Alice Enders, Director of Research at Enders Analysis,

and Roger Mosey, formerly head of BBC Television News, now master of Selwyn College, Cambridge.

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