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Homes for £350,000 A new stamp duty surcharge on second homes will be charged from Friday 1 April.

Sky customers unwilling to switch to BT, whose own pay-TV service has limited access to Sky Sports in a contract that expires in 2016, will be charged from £12 a month on top of their satellite subscription.

Especially for scenario 3c, it is assumed that EV will be charged from renewable sources.

Since there will be no excess solar energy to also charge batteries, those will be charged from the grid, with its attendant burning of fossil fuels and pollution emissions.

Also, family or friends calling you from the States will be charged for an international call.

It isn't charging anything to show live Premier League football for existing broadband customers but will be charging for some Champion League games from 2015, although no pricing structure has been published.

And be aware there is no interest-free period on cash withdrawals made with the Clarity card, so you will be charged interest from the day you take the money out at the rate for purchases.

Be aware, though, that there is no interest-free period on cash withdrawals made with the Clarity card, so you will be charged interest from the day you take the money out at the rate for purchases.

Existing customers will be charged more from 1 February next year.

Developers will be charged anywhere from a tenth of a penny to 3.5 cents per data call, but Location Labs is trying to get the carriers to shift to more of a freemium model where they only start charging once an app becomes popular.

Come spring, motorists will be charged anywhere from 20 cents for the cheapest leg of the trip to $2.20 if they drive all five exits (about 17 miles).