BT Speed Test

Hello All,
I got BT Infinity upto 80mb installed last Friday (went great, was told could only get 56mb, but i can download at 76mb)
when I goto http://www.speedtester.bt.com/ i am not able to run the speed test (the ADSL & Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) Diagnostics)
I enter my phone number, and it starts the test
It runs Test 1 and gets stuck on the "Upstream speed for:Test 1, at 100%"
it will just sit their for a age, then come up with site is busy.
any ideas?
Andrew
EDIT:
this is what comes on the screen
The system is currently busy. Please try again shortly, however if this problem persists, raise the issue with your service provider

Details from speedtest
download -59.26
upload - 11.04
ping 40
for real world downloading, i am getting upto 75mb, which i cant even tell you how good that is, i was on a 1mb to 1.5mb download
Andrew

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