Ipod Touch In UK - recommended wireless providers?

I am thinking of getting an ipod touch but it seems that there are very few wireless providers out there. BT OpenZone points are not available it seems, and that leaves the Cloud, with relatively few hotspots.
Any recommendations?
Thanks

BT OpenZone points are not available it seems
Not available where? A map shows them here: http://btopenzone.hotspot-directory.com/
that leaves the Cloud, with relatively few hotspots.
Relative to what? The Cloud have about 5000 hotspots nationwide.
This is their iPod touch specific tariff: http://www.thecloud.net/ipod-touch
Where exactly will you be wanting to use the internet on your iPod touch mainly?

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The only thing that prevents these disconnections from occurring is to keep the iPod Touch's wireless switched off, which ***** because if I'm in the kitchen I can't have it switched on to monitor my email (yes, I've no life, i hang around waiting for emails), or if I go have a lie down and want to check out stuff on the net, or to browse the iTunes music store or whatever, then I know that my connecting my iPod Touch the computer will be disconnected.
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