Ofcom has announced its review* into the UK leased line market. It conducts this review every three years and imposes regulations if concerns arise over the market power’s – in this case BT’s – dominance over the competition. The review lays...

U.K. incumbent claims proposed rule will undermine investment and divert resources from improving service.

U.K. regulator suggests four bands in the 6 GHz-100 GHz range are suitable for next-generation mobile services.

Executives from Ofcom, Sky and the Scottish government will be among the speakers at the first ever Connected Britain event, which will be held in London on 16-17 June. Connected Britain will be the first event after the U.K. general election to address the issues...

Telco mulls legal action following implication that a third of Websites take longer than 15 seconds to load on its network; regulator stands by results.

U.K. telcos warn watchdog that giving rivals access to passive infrastructure jeopardises future investment, increases outage risk.

Incumbent claims new rule provides unwarranted protection to TalkTalk, Sky in U.K. TV market.

U.K. regulator to examine competition, investment, availability of telecom services.

U.K. regulator proposes charging £223.3 million per year for 900-MHz, 1800-MHz spectrum.

UK regulator to allow white spaces devices to access unused parts of the 470 MHz-790 MHz spectrum band.

The UK regulator has varied the licences of the UK’s four mobile operators following the December agreement.

Telco watchdog aims to foster innovation, investment in Internet of Things.

U.K. telco watchdog eyes spectrum above 6 GHz for providing data throughput of up to 50 Gbps.

TalkTalk cheers regulator’s new wholesale pricing safeguard, but BT may appeal.