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UK, £8 a month for 12Gb, unlimited calls and texts, Europe and US roaming included. However, the speed of the roaming just is garbage, completely useless for anything other than text only IMs. If you pay the daily premium, it suddenly improves to useful speed.
Roaming anywhere else is expensive enough to bankrupt a billionaire, something like 50p a Mb, yes Mb not Gb. And that's on top of a daily roaming charge that's mandatory in those regions.
Normally I just pick up a local sim when abroad as the roaming is just garbage.
Well, well, well. Let's look at my carrier.
Within EU: €0.014/MB
Within Europe outside EU + US and Canada: €2/MB. That's £1.66 per Megabyte.
North America (excl. US and Canada), South America, Middle East, Asia and africa: €3/MB. That's £2.49 per Megabyte.
Brace yourself...
Tunisia, Lebanon and Satellite networks (I think that includes ships and planes): €16/MB. That's £13.29 per motherfucking Megabyte.