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The UK's ISPs have been told that they will partially fund the crackdown on illegal p2p downloads through their networks, with the UK government expecting them to pick up a quarter of the costs.

People accused of illegal filesharing will be have access to a 'robust and effective appeals mechanism' according to Ofcom.

A government minister has told The Times that he does not believe that it would be possible to enforce a law in which ISPs are forced to disconnect illegal file sharers.