UK’s long relationship with Huawei may soon be over

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A 20-year partnership between the UK and its biggest mobile operator could soon be over.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to ban Chinese firm Huawei from involvement in Britain’s 5G network.

He has been under pressure from the US, which says the company is a security risk.

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