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WATCH: Nigel Farage says he is ‘very nervous’ about Keir Starmer’s relationship with China

by 30/01/2026
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Nigel Farage has declared he is “very nervous” about the UK’s relationship with China.

Speaking to GB News, the Reform UK leader said: “I’m very, very nervous about the extent to which China has effectively spied on us, stolen many of our industrial secrets.

“I’m worried about the extent to which they’ve infiltrated using money, British universities, we must be cautious about the relationship.

“But I think what the Keir Starmer trip shows you is that his mindset is where we were ten years ago. Ten years ago, David Cameron thought China was the great future for this country. Everything’s changed in that last decade. Keir Starmer hasn’t.”

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