Transforming the UK telecoms market Forthcoming telecommunication legislation is likely to have a significant impact on the UK electronics industry, as Dr Andy G Sellars explains.
Forthcoming legislation is likely to have a profound effect on the UKâs telecoms market and, by extension, the electronics companies in the supply chain. This legislation includes the National Security and Investment Bill and the Telecom Security Bill.
As a non-profit research and technology organisation helping UK companies develop advanced electronics, the Compound Semiconductor Applications (CSA) Catapult has followed these developments closely, consulting widely with our industrial and academic partners.
National Security and Investment Bill
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The groundbreaking research by US experts, which analysed samples from thousands of coronavirus patients, also established that the outbreak almost certainly began in October 2019.
Their findings challenge Beijing s attempts to divert attention to other nations as the pandemic s birthplace, with officials arguing that the virus may have been imported into Wuhan, in China s Hubei province.
The study s suggested date of first infections fits with claims from the US State Department that several researchers at the top-security Wuhan Institute of Virology fell sick in the autumn of 2019.
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Government narrowly sees off Tory revolt over anti-genocide trade deal law
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image captionProtests against China s alleged abuse of the Muslim Uighur community
The government has narrowly seen off a rebellion by 33 Tory MPs, who want to outlaw trade deals with countries judged to be committing genocide.
MPs voted by 319 to 308 to remove an amendment to the Trade Bill which would have forced ministers to withdraw from deals with nations the UK High Court ruled guilty of mass killings.
It comes amid condemnation of China s treatment of the Uighur people.
The rebels believe they have enough support to secure another vote soon.