Jake Jones

1 month ago | stokesentinel.co.uk | Jake Jones |Rob Andrews

A broadband customer has told how the small print in her renewal contract ended up costing her £1,000 in fees and fines. Joanne Batty, 54, was coming to the end of a two-year broadband and landline phone contract and called to renegotiate the arrangement. She had hoped to carry on as she was - with three landline handsets. But she claims she was told that she'd need to swap her three landlines, for a newer updated cloud-based model with three new handsets.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Jake Jones |Lauren Uttley

A BROADBAND customer has told how the small print in her renewal contract ended up costing her £1,000 in fees and fines. Joanne Batty, 54, was coming to the end of a two-year broadband and landline phone contract and called to renegotiate the arrangement. She had hoped to carry on as she was - with three landline handsets. But she claims she was told that she'd need to swap her three landlines, for a newer updated cloud-based model with three new handsets.

Jan 16, 2025 | businesstravelerusa.com | Jake Jones

One of the biggest aviation news stories of 2024 was the merger between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines, which was finalized back in mid-September after formal clearance by the US Department of Transportation (DOT). This merger gives us a lot to be excited about heading into 2025 as the dust begins to settle and a new element to the points and miles landscape takes shape.

Jan 13, 2025 | bbc.com | Jake Jones

Fulham boss Marco Silva has been speaking to the media before Tuesday's Premier League game at West Ham (kick-off 19:30 GMT). Here are the key lines from his news conference:On the injury situation: "We are seeing positive steps from Reiss Nelson and he is recovering. He is back on the pitch but not yet in a full training session. Seeing him closer gives us more confidence we are going to have him again at the best level possible."On any transfer business this month: "January will be a quiet one.

Nov 4, 2024 | thesun.ie | Jake Jones

A TUAM mother and baby home survivor has recently met his brother for the first time – 30 years after being reunited with their mum. John Rodgers, 77, who was born in the Co Galway home, and Patrick Rodgers, 60, met up after spending much of their lives unaware the other existed. The Tuam home has been at the centre of an investigation after nearly 800 children died there. Researchers estimate that on average a child died every two weeks between 1925 and 1961.