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Jakarta unhappy it was shut out of British share of €3.6bn deal after helping Serious Fraud Office with investigation
Monarch’s three-day trip comes as Franco-British relationship is on stronger footing after tense Brexit period
UK’s opposition leader pledges to repair relations with EU leaders but may find they have other priorities
Prime minister responds to parliamentary criticism of Britain’s approach to spying by Beijing
Labour calls for review after parliamentary researcher is arrested on suspicion of spying
Prime minister was told about parliamentary researcher’s arrest shortly after incident in March
The inevitable consequence of events will mean further demands for greater distance
Critics say London is too soft on Beijing as MPs ask whether their safety is at risk
Cabinet Office minister Oliver Dowden confirms that government is considering tougher controls on Beijing
Rishi Sunak’s comments come after arrest of parliamentary researcher on suspicion of spying for Beijing
British prime minister says London and New Delhi can ‘work through’ hurdles stalling a free trade agreement
Debut trip to India as British prime minister is aimed at spurring domestic electoral hopes and trade talks
Rishi Sunak to press Narendra Modi to take a more active stance on the conflict
UK needs to balance commerce, security and human rights
UK foreign secretary stresses need for improved dialogue while highlighting differences
Foreign secretary rejects calls from sceptics including his former boss Liz Truss to designate Beijing a ‘threat’
Report urges foreign secretary to publish more details of strategy as he prepares for talks in Beijing
James Cleverly says a failure to engage with Beijing and seek investment would be a sign of ‘weakness’
Current policy is harming the prospects of those who need our help most, particularly women and girls
Kemi Badenoch seeks progress with New Delhi this week but officials say full agreement unlikely ahead of G20 summit
Human-rights activists have reacted with scepticism to pledge by oil-rich Gulf state it will allow climate demonstrations
US, Canada and UK say Riad Salameh and several associates engaged in ‘unlawful self-enrichment schemes’
British government is consulting business before responding to Washington’s new restrictions on US capital
Home secretary Suella Braverman in stand-off with foreign secretary James Cleverly over move
Parliamentary ombudsman attacks ‘profound failure’ of embassy staff to spot signs of alleged mistreatment
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