Dundee Airport issues statement as people can’t get through to book flights
Dundee Airport has issued a statement to say its phone lines are down.
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Virgin Media launches Intelligent WiFi to improve broadband reach
Virgin Media has rolled out an update to its latest router that improves the reach of broadband around the home.
Footballers rally around Jack Grealish on social media after pitch invader punch
Footballers past and present have tweeted messages of support to Jack Grealish after the Aston Villa midfielder was attacked by a pitch invader against Birmingham.
Delay Brexit for a year to avoid chaos and assess options, Gordon Brown says
Brexit should be delayed for up to a year to prevent an “impending national disaster” and allow proper consideration of the UK’s future relationship with Brussels, Gordon Brown said.
Broadband customers must now be told minimum speeds at point of sale
Broadband customers must be told the minimum and peak time speeds they will receive before they sign a contract under new protections coming into force on Friday.
BT contributes £1.2 billion to Scottish economy, report suggests
The BT Group has generated £1.2 billion for the Scottish economy, according to a new report.
BT warns disorderly Brexit could hit business and consumer confidence
BT warned that a disorderly Brexit could hit business and consumer confidence but said it is too early to predict the extent of the impact, as it posted a double-digit increase in profits.
BT has retail idea to replace former gym in Dundee city centre
BT has launched a bid to secure an occupant for a former gym in the city centre.
TV and broadband package customers ‘facing £700 loyalty penalties’
Householders who sign up to combined TV and broadband packages are being hit with loyalty penalties of up to almost £700 a year, a consumer watchdog has warned.
Helicopter called out to restore 999 phone services to North Ronaldsay
A helicopter was called out to help restore 999 phone services in part of Orkney.
North Ronaldsay loses 999 phone service after fault
Police have warned that 999 phone services in part of the Orkney Islands have been lost due to a fault.
BT scam: Dundee OAP’s warning after bogus caller asks for bank details
A pensioner who was nearly scammed out of cash by a bogus caller has spoken out to warn other potential victims.
Worst street for broadband almost 2,000 times slower than the fastest – survey
The UK’s worst street for broadband speed is almost 2,000 times slower than the fastest, an annual survey has found.
Loyal broadband customers hit with penalties of up to £220 – survey
Broadband customers who stay with the same provider and do not haggle for a better deal are being hit with “loyalty penalties” of up to £220 a year, a consumer group has warned.
BT confirms removal of Huawei equipment from core networks
BT has confirmed it is removing Huawei equipment from key areas of its 4G network, as concerns continue to be raised about the Chinese firm’s presence in critical telecoms infrastructure.
New BT Wi-Fi system ‘guarantees signal in every room of the home’
BT has revealed a new home broadband system it claims “guarantees” a strong, reliable connection in every room of the home.
Extra police patrols after ‘substantial’ loss of 999 service across Dundee and Tayside
Extra police patrols have been put in place after 999 services went down across "significant" parts of Dundee, Fife and Tayside.
EE to launch 5G connectivity across 16 UK cities
EE is to launch 5G mobile connectivity in 16 UK cities in 2019, the telecoms firm has said.
Loyal broadband customers ‘often suffering terrible service and paying too much’
Broadband customers who do not switch are enduring “often terrible” customer service and potentially paying hundreds of pounds a year more than they need to as providers take advantage of their loyalty, according to a consumer watchdog.
TalkTalk tops broadband and landline complaints tables
TalkTalk has attracted the most customer complaints among broadband and landline providers as overall numbers of reported problems fell to a record low, Ofcom figures show.