Reported change in direction comes amid concern over the system’s high cost
The UK has reportedly scaled back on plans for a £5 billion homegrown replacement for the Galileo satellite navigation system.
According to the Financial Times newspaper, ministers are considering a “groundbreaking alternative” to the system which would cost “billions less and could draw US support”.
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