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Don’t reconcile with China before Jimmy Lai is freed, son tells Starmer
Author urges UK PM Keir Starmer to act on Jimmy Lai’s wrongful detention amid concerns over China’s new London embassy and human rights violations.
- On Wednesday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in Beijing to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping, accompanied by around 60 business leaders and cultural representatives, and is expected to raise the case of Jimmy Lai.
- Last week, the UK government approved a proposed Chinese 'super embassy' in central London, while Sebastien Lai urged action for his 78-year-old father, alleging wrongful arrest and torture-based evidence.
- It is the first UK prime ministerial visit since 2018 and follows recent Western leaders' trips, with Starmer meeting Xi for lunch Thursday and denying fresh hacking claims, citing robust security measures.
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Starmer says ‘good progress’ made on tariffs and visa-free travel in China talks
China said it was willing to ‘actively consider’ implementing unilateral visa-free entry for the UK. Sir Keir Starmer said he made “good progress” on talks on tariffs and visa-free travel to China in his meeting with Xi Jinping. He said he and the Chinese leader had discussed how “huge opportunities” in China could benefit people back in the UK. He added: “We made some really good progress on tariffs for whisky, on visa-free travel to China and …
My message to Keir Starmer: Free my father Jimmy Lai before it is too late
As Sir Keir Starmer begins his diplomatic trip to China, Sebastien Lai, whose father, Jimmy Lai, a British citizen, has been wrongfully imprisoned there for five years, asks him to bring him home
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right1Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Left
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources lean Left
67% Left
L 67%
C 17%
R 16%
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