Britain’s China conundrum

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The government needs to radically change its approach to Chinese ambitions in the UK according to a report by Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee. The report says Chinese investment in the UK has gone unchecked. It warns that allowing China to develop significant sta ...  Show more

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Pfizer’s chief s ...

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Australia’s nucl ...