Cameron hails EU block on mobile roaming fees At present, mobile users can get expensive bills if they use their phones abroad. Mr Cameron told the Commons: "Ending roaming charges would be a good step forward to demonstrate to people that sometimes directives in the EU can actually make people's lives easier. But the challenge we always face is, when a directive comes forward, all too often we find it's going to add to business costs rather than reduce them, which is why hard-wiring into the EU systems a greater belief in deregulation and costcutting is so vital. EU officials believe that when roaming fees are abolished, the single market will enable foreign operators to compete for British customers, and vice versa. Mr Cameron was in Brussels last week for an EU summit on how to make it easier to do business in Europe. Contact: money@telegraph.co.uk