This article on The Register talks about a service from a company called BE which should launch in London within the next few months.

So far the LLU operator has declined to say how much its 24 meg service will cost. It's still keeping the price "under wraps" although a spokesman told us it would be "under £30".

The Register understands that the service - which is not thought to include caps or usage limits - could even be nearer £25 a month.

Sounds too good to be true? Hopefully it is true and it will kick off a huge price war in the 'BroadBand' market, that can only be good for consumers.