They are generally regarded as historic relics part of a bygone era of broadcasting history.
But
even in today’s digital age there are almost 10,000 households in
Britain who have turned a blind eye to the trends for huge
high-definition TVs in favour of their old black and white set.
Official
figures by TV licencing reveal there are 9,356 people in the UK who
still have a licence to watch television in shades of grey, nearly 50
years after the first colour broadcasts.
