Unable to load web pages

I have had my blackberry for about 3 months and until recently I have been able to load and view web pages without any problems.   Now, after I enter a webpage address and hit return, I get a blank screen with 'Loading..' on the bottom, and it stays like that without progessing.
I get this whether I am at home with a wireless homehub connection or elsewhere.
I think the problem started when I was trying to access windows live messenger, so I don't know if that is the cause.  I may have  tried enabling java for the website, and again i don't know if this contributed to the problem.  I have restored the original settings to try and  resolve the problem but this hasn''t made any difference.
My phone also displays the lettes UMA near the signal indicator.  I don't know what this means and whether it can explain the problem.
I am not particularly IT literate, so if anybody thinks they know what the problem could be. and can explain it in a straightforward way that would be very helpful.
Jules
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