Share price information

123.30p +0.90p (0.74%) at CLOSE on 12 March 2010 These prices are updated regularly and are subject to a 15 minute delay.

123.30p +0.90p (0.74%) at CLOSE on 12 March 2010

These prices are updated regularly and are subject to a 15 minute delay.

Share price summary

Last Close	Day Change	High	Low	P/E	Market Cap	Dividend Yield %	Volume
122.40	0.90p (0.74%)	124.00	121.80	19.86	9558.92M	12.908	33,186,655

FTSE-100 Index at Close
Current	Change on day
5617.26	+12.09p (0.22%)

Other Shares on 12 March 2010 (pence unless shown otherwise).
	Last trade	Change on day
AT&T	$25.53	-0.07
Cable and Wireless PLC	143.60	+1.4
Carphone Warehouse Group (The) PLC	198.60	-0.7
COLT Telecom Group SA	134.20	-0.3
Deutsche Telekom	€ 9.89	-0.01
France Telecom SA	€ 17.75	0
Telefonica S.A.	€ 17.92	0
Vodafone Group PLC	151.60	+1.8
Yell Group PLC	40.09	+0.79
BT Group PLC USA	18.58	+0.13
British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC	598.00	+28.5

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Data provided by Hemscott Group Limited	Disclaimer

Hemscott reports on a year to date basis. Earning Per Share (EPS) is shown on a fully diluted basis and comprises profit after tax, as adjusted by Hemscott for exceptional items.

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