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Sky has today announced prices for Sky Q, its new premium TV service that launches next month – and with packages starting at £42/mth with a £99 set-up fee, it doesn't come cheap.

More than three quarters of those who've tried to haggle with 10 big-name providers have managed to agree a better deal, with the AA and Sky the companies most open to negotiation, according to a poll of almost 4,000 MoneySavingExpert users.

Millions of Sky customers hit with inflation-busting line-rental price rises last month have been given a fresh opportunity to haggle a better deal after action by regulator Ofcom.

Around 4.4 million Virgin Media home phone, broadband and TV customers will be hit with inflation-busting price hikes of 5.4% on average from 1 February 2016, the provider has announced.

Millions of Sky home phone and broadband customers will be hit with inflation busting price hikes from 1 December, the provider has revealed.

Four million TalkTalk customers will be hit with inflation busting price hikes of up to 50% from 1 October, the provider has revealed today.

Sky is being investigated by the communications regulator following complaints that customers are unable to cancel at the end of their contract.