Mirror have picked it up already:
Mirror wrote:Sky customers will have to pay up to £30 more a year for their TV after price rises kick in on 1 June 2016.
Customers will receive messages today telling them they face price hikes of up to 12.5% on the Original bundle. It means they could be paying up to £270 a year on TV.
New customers will still only pay £20 a month.
Sky is also planning to up charges by 6.6% on the family favourite, Variety.
Meanwhile, customers with Sky Q Silver will now face bills of up to £672 a year.
Uswitch TV specialist Ewan Taylor-Gibson said: "A year on, and this fresh wave of price rises kicking in from June will take what is already a substantial monthly TV spend to even dizzier heights.
"The worst thing is that anyone not happy with upping their direct debits can’t do anything about it if they’re mid contract - unlike broadband and landline services where you can leave penalty free if there is an increase to your monthly price."
A Sky spokeswoman said: "We are always investing to keep Sky the best value entertainment choice for customers.
"This year we’ll bring customers even more unmissable original British drama, as well as the best US shows from HBO and Showtime."
On average, bills will rise by less than £3 a month, she added.
Sky Q Silver - Going up by £2 to £56 per month
Sky Q - Going up by £2 to £44
Sky Sports - Going up by £2 to £27.50
Sky Movies - Going up by £1 to £18
Original - Going up by £1-£2.50 (depending on current price paid) to £22.50 a month; £20 for new customers.
Family - Going up by £2 to £38
Variety - Going up by £2 to £32
Original customers therefore will be able to dump it as it's going up a staggering 12.5%. Those who just purchased SkyQ - sneaky gooseberry fools!
Those Premier League rights fees coming home to roost.