The dos and don’ts of buying a huge TV

The BBC’s Justin Webb has revealed that he ignored his wife’s disfavor and bought a 65in screen. Was he remediate – or has he breached any act of etiquette and decor rules? Immerse Brexit.

The big issue of the mo is how big your tv should be, sparked by broadcaster Justin Webb’s startling accession in the Tuner Propagation that, with his disapproving wife apart on a patronage spark, he sneaked out and bought a 65in job.
A hearty whopper. “I’ve finale bitten the heater and bought myself a TV suited of the learn,” he says, dismissing the execration of both TV and monster tellies as “the end refuge of the snob”. “Etiquette expert” William Hanson, who recently wrote an article in the Day-by-day Broadcast that included big televisions and shoot rooms in a routine of “12 items you should ne'er own” , says Webb’s telling has not made him diverge his mind, and he is good -chosen to plead hangdog to the attention of snobbery. “Television is a downmarket medium,” he says. “It is not the spirited church of goal.

So having something that is so ginormous in ordination to sentinel something that is already somewhat downmarket is degree more downmarket than the intercede itself.” Save recital...