Huawei 5G row: Government ‘cannot exclude’ criminal investigation


The government “cannot exclude” a criminal investigation into leaks from a meeting about using Huawei technology for the UK’s 5G network.
Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright condemned the leaks from a National Security Council meeting to the Daily Telegraph, after ministers called for a “full and proper” investigation.
Former Attorney General Dominic Grieve said if a minister was responsible “they should be sacked immediately”.
NSC meetings are chaired by the PM.

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