BT Openreach

The company's offer would replace new regulation proposed by the government

Regulator limits the amount that rivals can be charged for leasing the company's superfast broadband

Legal separation of fibre network includes transfer of 32,000 staff

BT should improve its customer service, says chairman Michael Rake

Ofcom rules BT has failed to address competition concerns

Major business rivals join forces to fight Ofcom proposals

Anna Soubry slammed the work BT has done to bring superfast broadband to the nation

Regulator wants to distance Openreach from BT control

Ofcom outlines tougher measures to hold BT to account, but maintains status quo

Openreach untouched by post-EE merger restructure

Rivals fear for the future of telecoms after CMA approves £12.5bn BT-EE deal

Sky wants a full inquiry into BT’s broadband network, accusing the firm of failing its customers

Comms giant will trial fibre in building basements to improve broadband speeds

Ofcom under pressure to do more to boost competition within UK's broadband market

The company will focus its attention on customer service delivery, fibre broadband and high-speed links for businesses

Regulator wants Openreach to fix telephone and broadband faults within two working days or face fines.

Telco extends fibre to cabinet and fibre to premises coverage.

Despite a price drop and an apparently successful trial, no one has yet bid for BT's PIA fibre product.

Openreach opens up its FTTP services to other providers, pledging 300Mbps downstream speeds by spring 2012.

BT says 1.5 million consumer and business premises will benefit from the additional exchanges.

BT accelerates super-fast broadband deployment in Glasgow – but only to make up for problems over fitting fibre cabinets in London.

After the first pilots this summer, BT confirms the first areas that will be able to access super-fast fibre-optic broadband in early 2010.