UK Foreign Minister to Visit China to Rebuild Damaged Ties
LONDON/BEIJING (Reuters) - British foreign secretary David Lammy will visit China on a two-day visit starting on Friday in a bid to improve relations between the two countries after years of tensions over security concerns and alleged human rights abuses.
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