Manual operator selection BUG!!!

I have an N73 phone. When i am abroad roaming and i use the manual operator selection the phone reverts to automatic operator selection within a minute and overrides my previous manual selection. I find this bug very irritating and i think nokia should post a solution ASAP. Anybody any ideas?
Nik

I did few test with different SIM card from different operator and at least for me seems that only TRE (Italy) and THREE (uk and ireland) are blocking the manual operator selection.
When instead i used TIM (Italy) , or VODAFONE (italy or ireland) the operator selection was stick to MANUAL.
I have a N95 unbranded latest firmware. but the same BUG is with my N73ME.
Using a Samsung i600 with Microsoft WM6 the operator selection di work with all my SIM card .
Does anybody have any idea why the Symbian s60v3 have this bug?

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