Major change to BBC TV licence fee for King Charles' coronation
said that it was making the fee suspension due to the exceptional circumstances of the coronation and the likelihood that it would be screened in community settings.Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June 2022.
Now the public will be able to watch the coronation for free in community spaces like churches and town halls, as well as commercial spaces like concert halls, theatres and cinemas.
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