UK prime minister Theresa May spent three days in China this week trying to build post-Brexit economic perspectives for her country.
In a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Thursday (1 February), she said she wanted to "take further forward the global strategic partnership" with China.
She led a delegation of 50 British businessmen and said that after Brexit, the UK will be a "more outward-looking country" that was "able to operate an independent trade policy."
She a...
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