The UK has decided to allow development of 5G infrastructure by Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, despite pressure against such a move from the US.
Washington has warned of repercussions to intelligence sharing if development goes ahead, and Beijing has threatened trade and investment repercussions if it does not.
The UK has decided on a compromise which allows Huawei to develop 5G infrastructure but keeps it away from the most sensitive parts of the mobile network.
UK correspondent, Olly Barratt, has more.
HUAWEI'S REACTION:
IN: "Huawei has reacted immediately..."
OUT: "...certainly pleased by this news."
DURATION: 21 Seconds
THE DETAIL OF THE COMPROMISE:
IN: "The limited role..."
OUT: "...near military bases."
DURATION: 32 Seconds
RISKS FOR UK - BOTH NATIONAL SECURITY RISKS AND US REPERCUSSIONS:
IN: "Huge risks for the UK..."
OUT: "...much more costly."
DURATION: 56 Seconds
WHY UK IS IN AN UNUSUAL POSITION DUE TO HISTORIC HUAWEI 4G INFRASTRUCTURE:
IN: "It's worth considering..."
OUT: "...that is already in place."
DURATION: 29 Seconds
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES COULD USE THE DECISION AS COVER, AND WHY UK IS DIFFERENT TO OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES:
IN: "Perhaps Britain's decision..."
OUT: "...various parts of the world."
DURATION: 53 Seconds