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By Paul Sandle

Jul 10 2020 6:48AM

During the country's rebound from COVID-19.

Speedy removal of Huawei equipment would cost UK, telcos say

Britain's rebound from COVID-19 could be harmed if the government demands a speedy removal of telecoms equipment made by China's Huawei from mobile networks, Vodafone and BT warned on Thursday. The world's second-biggest operator, Vodafone, said it would cost "single figure billions" of pounds ...

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