BT could face an investigation after its digital rollout left some vulnerable customers without access to a phone line.

Do we really need broadband speeds faster than 1Gbps at home? Researchers have now tested 430Tbps over a single fibre optic ...

The BT share price has started to rally as the telecoms business approaches a crucial inflection point that could see its profits and cash flows surge! Could this be a critical turning point that sees ...

2025’s generally been quite a good year for the BT Group (LSE:BT.A) share price. The leading telecommunications giant has seen its market-cap expand by over 20% since January. And it’s no doubt a ...

I am in the process of moving to a new build property in North Warwickshire. The property has been connected to Openreach’s FTTP network; I assume it’s GPON as the highest available packages are ...

Point Topic has published its Q3 2025 UK ISP and network supplier metrics, which show that for the first time, full fibre FTTP connections have overtaken FTTC. The statistics indicate that an ...

Scroll down for a list of the next locations to be shut down THOUSANDS of Brits will have their landline service shutdown as the UK exchanges are set to be decommissioned. After the first shutdown in ...

The FTTP connected base surpassed 7.6 million, with record net additions of 550,000 in the quarter. "Strong cost transformation and cost control offset revenue flow through and higher National ...

Just when we thought the BT share price might be on an unstoppable surge in 2025, the wheels came off and it’s headed downwards. You’re reading a free article with opinions that may differ from The ...

The BT Group (BT-A.L) share price has having a great time in 2025, up 55% by late July. But since then it’s fallen almost 20%. So why have investors been dumping the stock? It goes against the BT ...

BT’s broadband wholesale division Openreach is pressing regulator Ofcom to ‘relax’ some rules that will help its ongoing FTTP investment case INCA, the industry body that represents the UK’s fibre ...

That's because BT is a financially sustainable company that isn't burning through debt to attempt to achieve viability. (and those altnets would complain to Ofcom if BT set its prices "too low" anyway ...