Multiple reports highlight declining income from UK TV licence fees and include a public poll on whether people still pay. The sources say TV licence fee income has fallen by more than £1 billion in real terms over the last decade. They also report that in the latest financial year, about half a million people stop paying their TV licence, indicating a continued reduction in the number of fee-paying households. The articles frame these figures alongside the poll question, which asks readers whether they currently pay the TV licence fee. No additional details are provided in the supplied excerpts about the geographic breakdown of the changes, the reasons for non-payment, or how the poll responses are expected to be used. The overall theme is that licence fee revenues are decreasing and participation appears to be dropping, based on the financial data cited and the engagement prompted by the poll.