[AndyCambs]

Originally Posted by foreverwar

To be fair, it was "his view" he stated, not fact. His opinion was given, and I am sure other lawyers may have other opinions - but, at the end of the day, VM have given any potentially aggrieved customers until the end of the month to leave without any additional charge, so everyone should be happy.

Just to follow on from that - the Terms & conditions for Virgin Media:

Some services (for example, television channels that form part of our television services) are supplied by other organisations. As a result, we may, due to matters outside our reasonable control or for commercial or contractual reasons, change all or any programming, programming services, channel allocations and channels, or cancel, postpone or alter the details of any advertised Pay-Per-View or programmes on demand or interactive services without notice. We will give you reasonable notice of any withdrawals and changes where it is possible to do so. You will be entitled to end this agreement if the changes are significant, as described in paragraph J3.

I would have put Sky's terms, but they're not apparently on the system. I'd guess, very similar.