I'd rather be boiled in oil than give a penny to Rupert Murdoch.
I was a BT ADSL and broadband customer for over 20 years, but after moving into my present home in 2000 the service has been awful. Years of slow speed and disconnections, resetting that damn BT homehub every few days, many callouts, and the joys of repeating the same conversation over and over and over again to their call centre in India. I'm in an urban street only a mile away from the nearest BT exchange. Finally, on a weekend when my son and his wife were here and the connection failed when he needed to do some work, I had enough and jumped ship to Virgin eighteen months ago.
I'm paying about £43.00/month for broadband, TV (the base package but with a Tivo) and phone. I signed up for the 10Gb/s broadband and was upgraded to 30Gb/s for free a few months ago. Service is rock-solid (touch wood) and the broadband speed rarely drops below 30Gb/s even at peak periods. The Virgin hub handles multiple devices wirelessly and via ethernet without a hiccup - Windows XP and 7, Apple, Android (phone, tablet and TV stick), Raspberry Pi and the Hummy. I wouldn't go near BT with a bargepole now.