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If you use BT, TalkTalk or Sky to supply your broadband it might be worth checking to see if you are now eligible for much faster downloads.

BT and many other popular Internet Service Providers are hiking prices by record amounts in the coming weeks but you can avoid being hit by the shock increases. Here are Mirror.co.uk's top tips.

The multi-media provider have announced major changes to its prices and services and have warned customers they have until April 11 to decide whether to stay with the provider or leave

Virgin Media has confirmed people receiving Income-based Employment Support Allowance, Income-based Jobseekers Allowance, Income Support, Pension Credit or Universal Credit are now eligible for its Essential Broadband

Virgin Media says it will start to include an inflation-linked price rise within the terms and conditions of customer contracts - meaning you’ll no longer be able to leave penalty-free within 30 days

Virgin Media O2 uses the Retail Price Index (RPI) measure of inflation for January, plus 3.9%, to determine price rises for the following April - RPI was 13.4% which means airtime bills will go up 17.3% for some customers

Nearly a quarter of children who donate money do so every day - and a third of parents have had to restrict their kids' access to the internet

The TV licensing rules have been explained for households who also have streaming services such as Netflix, or Amazon Prime, as many have been left confused if they have to pay the £159 fee

Virgin Media says it will start telling customers how much extra they will pay and when to expect their bills to rise in the coming weeks and those who do not want to stay can cancel their contract within 30 days of the notice

Which? has slammed telecoms firms such as BT, EE, Plusnet, TalkTalk and Vodafone for hiking their broadband prices mid-contract, urging them to "step up and play their part to support their customers"

Virgin Mobile customers will be switched to O2 in stages with the first people to transfer across from March 2023 - the first letters detailing the changes will be sent out from next month