Mobile internet coverage in UK worse than any EU or G7 country, Which? says
5G coverage from all operators was only at 64%, leaving large parts of the country – particularly rural areas – without faster mobile internet speeds. Photograph: Posed by model; fizkes/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreen5G coverage from all operators was only at 64%, leaving large parts of the country – particularly rural areas – without faster mobile internet speeds. Customers deserve a service that delivers reliable performance as well as value for money.View image in fullscreenWhich? highlighted poor mobile signal coverage on Britain’s railways.
- ▪5G coverage from all operators was only at 64%, leaving large parts of the country – particularly rural areas – without faster mobile internet speeds.
- ▪Photograph: Posed by model; fizkes/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreen5G coverage from all operators was only at 64%, leaving large parts of the country – particularly rural areas – without faster mobile internet speeds.
- ▪Customers deserve a service that delivers reliable performance as well as value for money.View image in fullscreenWhich? highlighted poor mobile signal coverage on Britain’s railways.
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5G coverage from all operators was only at 64%, leaving large parts of the country – particularly rural areas – without faster mobile internet speeds. Photograph: Posed by model; fizkes/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreen5G coverage from all operators was only at 64%, leaving large parts of the country – particularly rural areas – without faster mobile internet speeds. Photograph: Posed by model; fizkes/Getty ImagesMobile phonesMobile internet coverage in UK worse than any EU or G7 country, Which? saysAnalysis finds services cheaper but country ranks 57th in network performance and 70th for download speedsJasper JollySun 5 Jul 2026 19.01 EDTLast modified on Sun 5 Jul 2026 19.08 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleBritish holidaymakers watching online videos while they sit on a European…
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