Not displaying home network

Hi all,
Just come back to UK after 4 weeks away and my iPhone will not return to my home network but keeps displaying tmobile Hungary.
When going into carrier settings I have changed it to o2 UK and automatic selection but still it displays t mobile Hungary on the main screen.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Cheers

Well, I'm not sure of any other solution. You can try to go to settings, general, reset and reset network settings to see if that would help, however that would reset all of your network settings, including any saved wifi settings.
The only other solution that I can think of would be to contact your carrier (O2) and see if they can answer that question. Maybe someone else from the UK that has traveled can chime in and see if they know a solution.

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