MPs slam 'unacceptable' mobile coverage for UK residents
Report claims that foreign visitors to the UK get a better signal than residents because their SIM cards can jump between networks
Mobile phone users in the UK should be allowed to move between networks in areas with a poor signal, a group of MPs have claimed. In a report, the British Infrastructure Group, led by Conservative chairman...
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