PM hopeful Boris Johnson leaves his home in London, Britain, June 14, 2019. REUTERS/Hannah Mckay
LONDON (Reuters) – Boris Johnson, the front-runner to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, pledged on Sunday to “end the digital divide” in Britain with the rollout of full fibre broadband by 2025.
Using his column in the Telegraph newspaper, Johnson, who was criticised for missing the first television debate on Sunday with the other contenders for Conservative Party leader, said he would speed up the rollout of full fibre broadband.
“The government has just set a new target for the 100 per cent roll-out of full fibre broadband – by 2033! … As a deadline, that is laughably unambitious,” he wrote.
“Lets say goodbye to the UKs manana approach to broadband and unleash full fibre for all by 2025.”
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