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Telecoms watchdog lifts restrictions on BT bundling services at discounted rates BT's 14 million landline customers could see their telephone, broadband and pay-TV bills reduced after a watchdog's ruling paved the way for more competition between telecoms companies. Ofcom has lifted restrictions...

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