Huawei decision ‘may delay 5G by three years and cost UK £7bn’

Experts say small towns and rural areas will be hardest hit by UK ditching Chinese firm

The Huawei dispute is only one part of a wider UK-China struggle

Coronavirus, trade, Hong Kong and human rights all in play as relations teeter over 5G role

Hancock: anti-vaccine myths on Facebook ‘put lives at risk’

UK health secretary to meet Nick Clegg to discuss further action to tackle anti-vaccination propaganda

Huawei to be stripped of role in UK’s 5G network by 2027, Dowden confirms

U-turn puts Boris Johnson on collision course with Tory rebels on timing of ban

UK’s expected U-turn on Huawei fails to satisfy Tory rebels

Up to 60 MPs say phasing out of Chinese telecoms firm’s 5G role will not go far enough

The ‘cancel culture’ war is really about old elites losing power in the social media age

Those decried as ‘online mobs’ are mostly people who’ve never been able to influence conversations about their own fates, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

Revealed: Dominic Cummings firm paid Vote Leave’s AI firm £260,000

Boris Johnson’s chief adviser declines to explain reason for payments to Faculty

China will punish Britain for defying its will. We need allies to hold the line

Threats of reprisals over help for Hongkongers and refusing 5G technology should be taken very seriously

Huawei believes it can supply 5G kit to UK despite US sanctions

Chinese telecom firm stockpiles 500,000 pieces of equipment but fears wider ban

Downing Street seeks data expert to set up ‘skunkworks’ in No 10

Advert for head of analytical unit is latest sign of Dominic Cummings’ Whitehall shake-up

Hollywood stars to be exempt from UK’s coronavirus quarantine rules

Mission Impossible’s Tom Cruise among key personnel who can resume filming as part of a drive to kickstart film production in the UK

The Guardian view on Facebook and democracy: real and present danger

Editorial: Political advertising is banned from being broadcast on television or radio. Unless Facebook changes, it may be time to extend this prohibition to social media