Give up your free TV licence - is that really what the BBC will ask over-75s? #BBCNolan

People over 75 could be asked to give up their free TV licence under plans being considered by the BBC. The BBC is facing a £650m bill for taking on the cost of the free licences from 2020. That's part of a funding settlement with David Cameron's government. A report on ways to appeal for voluntary contributions from over 75s is due later this year. Media reports suggest older celebrities could front a publicity campaign to push for contributions. What do you think? If you're over 75, would you fork out to help the BBC? Stephen got the views of Anne Watson from the Northern Ireland Pensioners' parliament, DUP's Gregory Campbell, businessman Bill Jeffrey and commentator Charlie Woolf