TalkTalk sells fibre networks business to Cityfibre for £200m
TalkTalk has sold its fibre networks rollout business to Cityfibre for £200 million.
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Mobile users ‘may not be receiving signal they expect from coverage checkers’
Millions of mobile users may not be receiving the quality of service expected from consulting a network’s coverage checker, it has been warned.
EE and Vodafone discount proposals for out-of-contract customers criticised
Discounts proposed by EE and Vodafone for out-of-contract customers will leave too many people continuing to overpay for their handset, Citizens Advice has said.
BT agrees deal with administrators to buy firm behind 21st century phone boxes
The company behind 21st century phone boxes that offer free calls, wi-fi and phone charging has been bought out of administration.
Ofcom proposes flexible regulation to ‘supercharge’ full-fibre investment
Regulator Ofcom has set out its plan to supercharge investment in faster and more reliable fibre broadband across the country.
EE extends 5G network to six more towns and cities
EE has announced the switching-on of 5G in six new UK locations, taking the number of towns and cities with access to the operator’s 5G network to 50.
Ofcom proposes ban on mobile firms selling locked phones
Ofcom is proposing a ban on the sale of “locked” mobile phones as part of plans to make it easier for mobile users to switch operators.
Manchester United to face Club Brugge in Europa League round of 32
Manchester United will play Club Brugge in the Europa League’s round of 32 and Arsenal have been drawn against Olympiacos.
Liverpool drawn against Atletico Madrid in Champions League round of 16
Liverpool have been drawn to play Atletico Madrid in the Champions League round of 16.
One call to broadband provider ‘could lead to £120 saving’
Nearly half of broadband customers have never tried haggling with their current provider but those who do negotiate or switch save an average of £120 a year, according to Which?
Utility investors splash out as nationalisation chances dissipate after Tory win
Utility investors have splashed out in a post-election bonanza after a Labour defeat in Thursday’s General Election slashed the likelihood of their industry being nationalised.
Shares in banks, utilities and housebuilders all soar on Johnson victory
UK-focused companies listed on the London Stock Exchange enjoyed some of their biggest ever surges following confirmation that the Conservatives have won the General Election.
BT Sport made available without contract for first time
BT Sport has been made available on a pay monthly, contract-free way for the first time.
Labour’s plans to nationalise services: Everything you need to know
Labour wants to nationalise mail, water, energy distribution and supply, train operators and fibre broadband provision.
Princess Beatrice visits Andrew as fallout from TV interview continues
The Duke of York has been visited by his daughter Princess Beatrice and her fiance Edoardo Mozzi, as the fallout continues from his BBC interview.
UK’s text relay app service relaunches
An app that helps people across the UK with hearing or speech impairments make phone calls has been relaunched with a new name and a number of improvements.
What are the key words and phrases in the main manifestos?
Coming in at 64 pages – front and back covers included – the Conservative Party manifesto is about two-thirds of the length of the documents published by Labour (107 pages) and the Liberal Democrats (100 pages).
Sale battle to Champions Cup victory over 14-man La Rochelle
World Cup winner Faf De Klerk made a triumphant return to club rugby as Sale Sharks fought their way to a scrappy 25-15 win over La Rochelle in the Heineken Champions Cup at the AJ Bell Stadium.
Scandal-hit Andrew to hand over reins of Pitch@Palace project
The Duke of York has reportedly resigned from his role with his flagship business project Pitch@Palace after days of speculation about his future with the initiative he founded.
What are the legal implications of Andrew’s offer to make a statement?
The Duke of York has said he is willing to help any “law enforcement agency with their investigations” into his former friend, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.