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Originally Posted by madslug

From what BT have said (quoting Emma Sanderson) "Anyone who puts a webpage on the internet does so for the purpose of people making copies of it for the purpose of looking at it and assessing the information contained in it." so that covers the reasonable grounds clause, not.

So, according to emma, websites that display a legal notice as follows:

Legal Notice

Trademarks
Unless otherwise stated, images, graphics, animation, text and the arrangement thereof are
Copyright © 2000,2008

Intellectual Property
You shall not use our intellectual property, including our trade marks in any manner which may be harmful to our goodwill or bring us or our Mark into disrepute or challenge or otherwise affect the validity of our intellectual property rights.

You may download to a local hard disk and print extracts from this web site for personal use and information only. None of the content of this web site may be copied or in any way incorporated into any other web site, database, publication or other work in any form whatsoever.

No permission is granted or implied for interception of transmission of website content. No automated processing for advertising systems is permitted.

Any such reproduction, interception of transmission or other use of the information and materials included in this site - other than as specifically allowed - without prior written permission is prohibited.

...imply consent to interception by BT/Phorm for commercial gain?

I think not!