EE to bring back mobile roaming charges in Europe.

EE, leading UK mobile operator, reinstates roaming charges for new UK customers traveling in Europe and becomes the first mobile operator to re-introduce roaming charges after Brexit.
The BT-owned company, said Thursday that customers which are joining after July 7 will be charged £ 2 per day from January to use their data, voice, or text messages in the EU.
This is a departure from the previous position of the EE, regarding the possibility of reverting to roaming tariffs after the UK, left the single European market.
Along with rivals Three, O2, and Vodafone, EE indicated earlier this year that it will not reintroduce the levy in European countries, FT. BT shares grew by 1,73 % per week.

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