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Work is now underway to allow 4G to start being introduced for customers on both the trains and platforms during 2022. Progress also continues to be made to ensure that customers on the forthcoming Elizabeth Line can enjoy mobile connectivity as soon as possible once it has opened in the first half of 2022. All stations and tunnels across the Tube network are then planned to have вЂњ high-quality and uninterrupted mobile coverageвЂќ by the end of 2024. Work at some of LondonвЂ™s busiest stations, including Oxford Circus, Tottenham Court Road, Bank, Euston and Camden Town, is already underway to prepare them to be some of the first to be вЂњ connected by the end of 2022вЂњ. Our investment in the capital is part of our mission to digitise the entire UK, as we build like fury to expand our fibre and mobile networks further and faster than anyone else.вЂќ This deal puts BT at the heart of plans to help London digitally leapfrog its rivals and maintain its status as a world-leading destination for tourists and businesses, as well as a home to millions of citizens. вЂњThis is huge news for customers and for London, bringing EEвЂ™s coverage to previously unreachable parts of the cityвЂ™s transport system. They will be able to enjoy smooth streaming, phone calls underground and continued seamless coverage while they travel, even in tunnels.вЂќ вЂњThree is delighted to be part of bringing even more connectivity to our customers in London. It also represents a significant step towards ensuring the whole tube network has 5G-ready mobile coverage.вЂќ Investing in LondonвЂ™s connectivity and digital infrastructure is one important way we are helping to stimulate our cityвЂ™s economy. This will make a huge difference to passengers, allowing them to make calls, read emails and check travel information while on the move.

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вЂњIвЂ™m delighted to see Three and EE sign up as the first operators to provide full high-speed 4G access across the Tube network. The deployed infrastructure will all be вЂњ 5G-readyвЂњ. Suffice to say, it was only a matter of time before the first operators signed deals with BAI to harness the new infrastructure, with EE and Three UK today becoming the first to jump and thus overcoming some early concerns about the high cost of entry.Д«oth operators will also be able to access the London Underground WiFi, as well as BAIвЂ™s neutral host mobile network, which can also be made available to the Emergency Services Network (ESN).

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