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KPMG has set up a phoneline to answer customers' questions.

"There is no doctor, there is nobody to ask and we don't have a phoneline to call anybody," he said.

And still-living rock stars involved in the Connectivity advert jumped on to the end of a phoneline to exalt their favourite sneaker.

An effective coupling of centralised smart technology and citizen participation, this builds on the US idea of a 3-1-1 phoneline to report non-emergency issues, adding a website and smartphone app with the ability to send photos.

Despite Carter's controversial proposal to levy £6 a year on each household with a fixed phoneline to help pay for the next generation of the internet, the affordability of access remains a critical issue for poorer familes.

Rachel lives alone in a semi-fortified mill, where she is subject to the attention of a sinister stalker, who makes use of the fact that there are still – for the time being at least – functioning phonelines to breathe down.

Getting horrific flashforwards of Kirsty Young solemnly reading out witness testimonies of my fingering technique ("brief, clumsy, and harrowing") before opening the phonelines to a record viewer response.

Getting horrific flashforwards of Kirsty Young solemnly reading out witness testimonies of my fingering technique rn ("brief, clumsy, and harrowing") before opening the phonelines to a record viewer response.

The Revenue said it had taken the decision because people faced long delays trying to get through to its renewal phoneline owing to industrial action this week.

Most universities and colleges now offer some form of face-to-face debt advice service as well as an out-of-hours phoneline, thanks to the Association of Student Money Advisers.

It showed a fresh way of doing popular newsy programming, just as GMTV was going through a series of troubles, from a record £2m fine for premium phoneline competition deceptions, to silly stunts such as the Live Wedding event.