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Published: 27 November 2001 09:25 GMT
Mobile operators Orange and mmO2 have joined One2One and Vodafone in their fight against regulator Oftel's proposal to cut call charges.
According to the FT, Orange has written to Oftel asking for the regulator to review its price cap.
Oftel wants to see mobile phone calls reduced by between five and eight per cent.
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