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Starmer to Carney: No new world order please, we’re British

ABOARD THE PRIME MINISTER’S PLANE TO BEIJING — Keir Starmer rejected his Canadian counterpart’s call for mid-sized countries to band together in the face of unpredictable global powers — and insisted his
28/01/2026
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All the economic wins Keir Starmer wants to bag in China

LONDON — Keir Starmer is off to China to try to lock in some economic wins he can shout about back home. But some of the trickiest trade issues are already being
27/01/2026
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Starmer finally goes to China — and tries not to trigger Trump

LONDON — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney left Beijing and promptly declared the U.S.-led “world order” broken. Don’t expect his British counterpart to do the same. Keir Starmer will land in the
27/01/2026
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Labour’s year-long China charm offensive revealed

LONDON — British ministers have been laying the ground for Keir Starmer’s handshake with Xi Jinping in Beijing this week ever since Labour came to power. In a series of behind-closed-door speeches
25/01/2026
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Britain’s finance and trade chiefs to join Keir Starmer’s China trip

LONDON — Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Trade Secretary Peter Kyle will travel to China next week as Britain eyes closer economic ties with the Asian superpower. The chair of the Financial Conduct Authority
23/01/2026
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UK government faces fresh calls for compensation over Brexit ‘reset’ deal

LONDON — British businesses that have plowed millions into border control facilities are demanding compensation from the U.K. government over its Brexit “reset” deal with the European Union. Since the U.K. left
21/01/2026
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