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Extinction Rebellion protesters storm Walkie Talkie dressed in suits - Vimarsana News

Extinction Rebellion protesters storm Walkie Talkie dressed in suits

Extinction Rebellion protesters have been arrested after gaining access to a series of London office buildings including the Walkie Talkie as they held demonstrations against insurance companies that cover the fossil fuel industry.

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Virgin Media O2 CEO Raise Vodafone and Three UK Merger Concerns - Vimarsana News

Virgin Media O2 CEO Raise Vodafone and Three UK Merger Concerns

The CEO of broadband and mobile giant Virgin Media and O2 (VMO2), Lutz Schüler, has - perhaps predictably - raised competition concerns over the proposed

Big changes could be coming to your broadband — Virgin Media O2 is laying down the gauntlet to BT Openreach - Vimarsana News

Big changes could be coming to your broadband — Virgin Media O2 is laying down the gauntlet to BT Openreach

BT Openreach vs Virgin Media O2 - the NetCo battle is on

Virgin Media O2 invests £2bn into networks and services - Vimarsana News

Virgin Media O2 invests £2bn into networks and services

A total of 1.9m customers are now taking a fixed-mobile ‘Volt’ bundle from Virgin Media O2. The operator added 31,300 customers to its fixed-line (cable) business in 2023. Its total fixed customer base has reached 5.8m. There were 63,800 new broadband connections over the year with the average broadband speed in Q4 standing at 358Mbps,…

£360 million cash windfall for V... - News - Vimarsana News

£360 million cash windfall for V... - News

Virgin Media O2 is selling a 16.7 per cent stake in mobile tower joint venture Cornerstone to infrastructure fund GLIL Infrastructure for about £360 million.