Boris on Huawei: We will do 5G without hurting security

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Boris on Huawei: We will do 5G without hurting security
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday he would make a decision on Huawei's role in Britain's future 5G network that would give Britons the benefits of the new technology without compromising national security. Johnson is due to meet senior government ministers on Tuesday to decide whether ...

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