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- Public service broadcasters in United Kingdom urge expanding free-to-air crown jewels list to keep sports accessible.
- Labour MPs work with broadcasters to include Six Nations Championship and other events in the list.
- British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and Independent Television (ITV) hold Six Nations rights through 2029, but rising subscriptions may limit access.
- Current law allows PSBs to bid for rights at reasonable prices, keeping Olympics and World Cups public.
