Huawei UK chairman to resign as ministers prepare to announce 5G ban

Huawei UK chairman to resign as ministers prepare to announce 5G ban
Tue, 14 Jul, 2020 - 10:14
Sam Blewett, PA Political Correspondent

Huawei’s UK chairman is to step down early, it emerged as the British Government is set to bar the Chinese tech giant from playing any role in Britain’s 5G network.

Lord Browne’s term was due to end in March but the former BP boss is now expected to depart in September.

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