When all the bluster is taken out of the new UK government’s Digital Britain plan, the interim report of which was published this week, there’s precious little left. The US broadband plan, funded by the new Obama Stimulus package, which includes a $10 billion fix for broadband, goes further and similar strategy plans for France and other European countries are considerably more advanced. But it all sounds very good. That is until you strip away what’s already been decided, and carve out that which is inevitable. What’s left is a lot of actions that the UK government is going to ‘look at,’ and almost no actions that it is actually planning. It is, after all, an interim report. It has…