Vodafone Expands 5G to Manchester, Birmingham, and Other UK Cities
Vodafone has launched its 5G network in Manchester, Birmingham, London, and Edinburgh, enhancing connectivity and supporting urban digital infrastructure across the UK.
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Broadband Compensation Rules Updated: Daily Payouts Rise
Ofcom's voluntary compensation scheme sees daily broadband outage payments increase to £10.34, with 10 major providers participating. Learn eligibility and claim procedures.
Ian Cheshire Chosen as New Chair of Media Regulator Ofcom
The government has named City veteran Ian Cheshire as its preferred choice to chair Ofcom, the UK's media regulator, at a critical time for online safety and broadcasting.
Sir Ian Cheshire Named Preferred Candidate for Ofcom Chair
Sir Ian Cheshire, former Channel 4 chairman, is the government's preferred candidate to lead Ofcom. His appointment awaits a parliamentary hearing and focuses on online safety enforcement.
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Sir Ian Cheshire Chosen as Preferred Candidate to Lead Ofcom
Former Channel 4 chairman Sir Ian Cheshire has been selected as the government's preferred candidate to chair communications regulator Ofcom, pending parliamentary approval.
Slash Your Mobile Bill Amid 'Awful April' Price Rises
As mobile providers implement annual price increases this April, discover expert strategies to reduce your phone bill, including assessing usage, exploring smaller providers, and negotiating better deals.
Telstra Price Rises Lead to Consumer and Rival Actions
Telstra's aggressive mobile plan price increases and closure of cheaper options risk alienating customers, as rivals follow suit amid regulatory scrutiny of coverage claims.
Virgin Media £40 Vouchers for England World Cup Fans
Virgin Media customers can get up to £40 in Nike and Uber Eats vouchers with a new sport bundle ahead of the World Cup. The limited-time offer includes Sky Sports and Netflix access.
O2 Offers Nike, Adidas Discounts for World Cup Fans
O2 is providing new customers with £15 gift cards for major retailers like Nike and Adidas ahead of England's World Cup 2026 campaign, available with select SIM-only plans until April 11.
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EE, TalkTalk and Vodafone Lead UK Broadband Complaints
Ofcom's latest quarterly data reveals EE, TalkTalk and Vodafone as the most complained-about broadband providers, while Plusnet receives fewest grievances. Mobile complaints focus on O2, Sky Mobile and Three.
Verizon Sues Chilmark Over Cell Tower Dispute
Verizon Wireless has filed a federal lawsuit against the town of Chilmark, Massachusetts, challenging officials' rejection of a plan to install small cell antennas to improve spotty coverage on Martha's Vineyard.
Russia's Internet Splintering: Blackouts and Telegram Disruptions
Analysts report Russia is experiencing internet blackouts and Telegram disruptions as part of a splintering strategy, raising concerns over digital control and communication.
Russia Intensifies VPN Crackdown, Restricts Foreign Platforms
Russia's Digital Minister confirms plans to restrict foreign internet platforms and reduce VPN usage, part of a broader crackdown since the Ukraine invasion.
Virgin Media Adds Sky Atlantic Channel Free to Subscribers
Virgin Media customers will receive Sky Atlantic channel access from April 1 without any price increase, alongside a temporary Ultra HD content upgrade until mid-April.
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G.Network Saved From Administration, Now Debt-Free Under New Owner
Major UK broadband provider G.Network has emerged from administration debt-free under new ownership by FitzWalter Capital, with its infrastructure passing over 420,000 premises in London.
TalkTalk Outage: Thousands in UK Lose Internet Connection
A major TalkTalk broadband outage has disrupted internet access for over 5,000 users across the UK, with reports starting as early as 7am this morning.
Telstra Mobile Price Hikes Impact Millions of Australian Customers
Australia's largest telecommunications provider, Telstra, is increasing mobile plan prices by up to 17%, affecting nearly nine million customers. The hikes follow strong profit growth and job cuts at the company.
UK Broadband Providers Freeze 2026 Prices to Avoid Hikes
As major providers like Sky and TalkTalk plan inflation-linked increases, five UK broadband companies are freezing 2026 contract rates and offering bill credits to help households save money.
BT Landline Switch-Off Alert: Millions Must Act Before 2027
BT warns millions of UK households to switch from copper landlines to digital services by January 31, 2027, or face service disruption. The upgrade promises clearer calls and scam protection.
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Virgin Media: Restart Router Now to Avoid Evening Broadband Issues
Virgin Media advises customers to restart Wi-Fi routers to prevent evening broadband slowdowns, offering tips on router placement, upgrades, and broadband plans.
Virgin Media £250 Credit for Sky Sports Fans Switching
Virgin Media is providing up to £250 in switching credit to cover early termination fees for new customers who sign up for its TV packages featuring Sky Sports, Netflix, and broadband before April 1.
Sky TV Customers Get Disney+ Free in Package Upgrade
Sky has confirmed a blockbuster free upgrade for TV customers, adding Disney+ to its Ultimate plan at no extra cost, with HBO Max and Hayu also coming soon.
Virgin Media £250 Switching Credit for New Broadband Customers
Virgin Media is offering new customers up to £250 bill credit to cover exit fees when switching from providers like Sky or BT. The limited-time offer applies to various broadband and TV packages.
Halve Broadband Costs, Double Speeds Before April Hike
UK households can avoid April's broadband price increases by switching providers now. Martin Lewis advises on securing faster speeds at lower costs with new deals and simplified switching processes.
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BT Landline Price Hike: £1 Monthly Increase from March 31
BT is raising line rental costs for landline-only customers by £1 per month starting March 31, 2026, as a voluntary price protection agreement with Ofcom expires.
Gigabit Internet Upgrade: Millions More Households Eligible
A new government address checker allows residents across England and Wales to verify eligibility for Project Gigabit broadband upgrades, targeting rural areas with significantly faster internet speeds.
One Million UK Homes Get Free Government Internet Upgrade
A new interactive map reveals which areas across England and Wales will benefit from Project Gigabit, the government's programme to deliver lightning-fast broadband to hard-to-reach communities.
Save £633 Before April Mobile and Broadband Price Rises
Millions of mobile and broadband users could save up to £633 by switching or haggling before April price rises. Uswitch advises action for out-of-contract customers.
AT&T Launches New 'Unlimited 2.0' Phone Plans with Mix-and-Match Options
AT&T has introduced three new 'Unlimited 2.0' phone plans, simplifying names and allowing customers to mix and match lines. The plans offer updated pricing, increased hotspot data, and improved flexibility for families.
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Moscow Businesses Struggle as Mobile Internet Restrictions Continue
Mobile internet disruptions in Moscow have entered their second week, crippling businesses and daily life. Authorities cite security concerns, while experts suspect broader internet control measures.
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