> The good companies will incorporate new laws into their existing
> contracts by the former means;

So eventually I found out the relevant UK law and the corresponding EU 
regulation (717/2007). It turns out that the providers can still charge 
a higher amount, only that they must offer a "eurotariff" free of 
charge. The only point is then whether voadfone "actively offered" me 
the "eurotariff" or not (I don't believe they did), but that will be 
much harder to prove.


provided for in Article 4, which a home provider may levy for the 
provision of regulated roaming calls in compliance with that Article;"

"1.   Home providers shall make available and actively offer to all 
their roaming customers, clearly and transparently, a Eurotariff as 
provided for in paragraph 2. This Eurotariff shall not entail any 
associated subscription or other fixed or recurring charges and may be 
combined with any retail tariff."

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