So it appears as though EE are copying 3's policy to allow monthly customers to use their inclusive minutes and texts while in the EU.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/bills-and-utilities/phone/the-ee-perk-that-every-mobile-firm-may-have-to-...
They are limiting it to the higher end of the scale, but it does mean for some of their customers there won't be a huge bill to come home to.
Is there any chance that o2 will follow suit? I know that the rules have changed, but it only says that the phone companies have to remove roaming charges. It doesn't say that customers get to use their inclusive allowances abroad...
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