June 28 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 index .FTSE is seen opening lower on Tuesday, with futures FFIc1 down 0.14%.

* JUST EAT TAKEAWAY: Just Eat Takeaway.com TKWY.AS , the biggest online meals ordering company in Europe, is increasing the commission it charges restaurants for its services by around one percentage point in most European markets, the company said on Monday. A notable exception is the British market, where Just Eat competes with Deliveroo ROO.L and Uber's UBER.N Uber Eats.

* TELECOM: British broadband companies and mobile operators have committed to allow struggling customers to move to cheaper packages without charge, the government said on Monday, as part of its efforts to ease a growing cost-of-living crisis.

* LUKOIL: Leonid Fedun has stepped down as vice president of Russian oil producer Lukoil because of family reasons and after reaching retirement age, the company said on Monday, months after sanctions forced another co-founder to quit as CEO.

* ACTIS: Brazilian renewable energy company Omega Energia MEGA3.SA said on Monday that British private equity firm Actis LLP will acquire 10% of its capital stock for around 770 million reais ($147 million).

* INFLATION: The British public's expectations for inflation in future years receded this month to the lowest level since January, a survey showed on Monday in good news for Bank of England officials who fear price pressures are becoming embedded.

* INSURER SOLVENCY: Britain wants to reform its insurer solvency rules quickly, finance minister Rishi Sunak told insurance executives on Monday at a meeting to help to draw up so-called Solvency II reforms.

* OIL: Oil prices rallied for a third day as major producers Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates looked unlikely to be able to boost output significantly while political unrest in Libya and Ecuador added to those supply concerns.

* GOLD: Gold prices were steady, as traders refused to commit in either direction in the absence of market-moving catalysts.

* METAL: London copper prices fell on a firm U.S. dollar and lingering concerns that rapid interest rate hikes would lead to a global economic slowdown, hitting demand for metals.

* FTSE 100: UK's FTSE 100 ended at a more than one-week high on Monday, as an easing of COVID-19 restrictions in China and the prospect of global infrastructure funding brought relief to commodity prices, lifting shares of major oil and mining companies.

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Reporting by Aby Jose Koilparambil in Bengaluru