Mobile phone bills could increase for many this year due to the re-introduction of EU roaming charges across a number of UK networks.
Providers including EE, Vodafone and Three are scrapping free roaming in the EU following Brexit which means many Britons will now be paying to use their mobile phone abroad.
Charges will come into force at the end of March on selected network providers which are ranging on average of £2 per day to use a mobile phone in an EU country.
