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Here are some early photos Keir Starmer in Shanghai. He is seen visiting Yuyuan Garden, a popular tourist destination in Shanghai’s Old Town famous for its lantern festivals.
The light drizzle did not deter the prime minister from strolling through the scenic gardens or browsing the traditional snacks and souvenirs on offer at the markets. He can be seen in the photo with a box of biscuits he just bought, and the people standing around him smiling approvingly.
Trump warns UK deal with China ‘very dangerous’
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US president, Donald TrumpMoments later he said Britain’s deal with China was ‘very dangerous’ Keir Starmer announced a successful trip to Beijing. The place where he discussed business with the Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
“Yes, it’s very dangerous for them to do that.” Trump said Thursday when asked by reporters about his reaction to the landmark visit:
These words came after Starmer, the first British prime minister to travel to Beijing since 2018: A “more sophisticated” relationship between Britain and China called for. Secured “very good talks” with Xi, as Starmer describes Visa-free travel to China for British citizens up to 30 days and China cuts taxes on Scotch whiskey.
Our political editor, Pippa CrerarFind out more about this story below.
Starmer is in Shanghai this morning, his last stop in China before heading to Tokyo. He will meet with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. In the statement made by the Japanese foreign ministry, it was stated that the two leaders will have a meeting before attending the working dinner, and we will learn more about this issue.
“This visit by Prime Minister Starmer is expected to further strengthen Japan-UK relations, which are “advanced global strategic partners” that share core values and principles, the ministry added.
