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Chinese apology over rail tragedy

28.07.11
Chinese railway research institute takes responsibility for a signalling flaw that led a high-speed train to hit a stalled train, killing 39 people... more

In the air: Are Sky subscribers feeling the pinch?

29.06.11
The talk in broadcasting circles is that the squeeze on the high street is hitting the pay-TV giants. Churn - the rate at which subscribers quit - is rumoured to have risen in the last few months... more

Freedom is good for trade, PM tells China

27.06.11
David Cameron has urged the Chinese premier to embrace better human rights on the grounds they are good for economic growth... more

British business boost in China deal

27.06.11
David Cameron will play host to Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in Downing Street at a summit expected to seal more than £1 billion of deals for British business... more

Artist Ai Weiwei silenced after he is freed from Chinese prison

23.06.11
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei says he feels fine but is not allowed to speak publicly after being released from prison on bail... more

Change in Chinese air as leaders enter last lap

04.01.11
At a time of year when economic forecasters have been turning out their predictions by the sleighload, it’s good to do a check at the sharp end... more

Why the world faces a currencies war

29.11.10
Toxic mix of factors is posing a major threat to economic order, global leaders are warning... more

China will control prices in effort to halt inflation

17.11.10
China’s government says it will intervene in consumer prices to tame inflation... more

David Cameron under pressure to take hard line on China human rights

09.11.10
David Cameron's trade visit to China was overshadowed today as a row escalated over human rights... more

Lord Prescott: Ditch binding agreement on emissions

04.11.10
Negotiators should ditch hopes of a legally binding agreement on reductions in climate change gases and push instead for a voluntary framework at the upcoming Cancun summit, John Prescott said ... more

Chinese lake threatens town hit by landslide

10.08.10
Engineers struggle to drain an unstable lake created by China’s deadliest landslide in decades, threatening new misery for a devastated north-western town if it bursts its banks... more

Gordon Brown pleads for life of mentally ill man facing execution

22.12.09
Prime Minister pleads with China not to execute a mentally ill Londoner charged with drug smuggling... more

Time is running out for climate deal, Obama warns summit

18.12.09
Video: Barack Obama battles to rescue a global deal on climate change after the Copenhagen summit plunged into chaos... more

Climate talks in crisis as Clinton condemns China ‘deal-breaker’

17.12.09
Copenhagen climate change talks were on a knife-edge with a showdown between America and China... more

Gordon Brown calls for 30% Euro emissions cut

08.12.09
Gordon Brown calls for deeper cuts in European Union carbon emissions as negotiators started hammering out a new agreement on climate change in Copenhagen... more

Price rises will force people to fly less, warns Miliband

04.12.09
Londoners must learn to accept limits on flying, Cabinet minister Ed Miliband said ahead of the crunch talks on tackling global warming... more

Shanghai steadies after data proves China’s health

01.09.09
Shanghai steadies after data proves China’s health Shares in Shanghai steadied today after bullish manufacturing figures in China showed the economy in robust shape ... more

Differences of opinion on strategy as crisis talks start

13.03.09
Japan and China have backed increased state spending to fight the global financial crisis as the split between the US and Europe over how to deal with recession widened... more

Chinese in London for a buying spree

27.02.09
Trade: China's Commerce Minister Chen Deming is in London as part of a European shopping spree, and to talk up trade between the region and his country... more

Why pay for a BBC licence when the net’s made TV free?

10.02.09
About three weeks ago, our television stopped working. I promised my children that I would try to get it mended, or buy another one, or do whatever was necessary to enable the broadcasters to pump their usual bilge into the house. ... more

London's winter blunderland

02.02.09
There are two immediate reactions that Londoners are likely to have to the heaviest fall of snow for 18 years... more

Downing Street facing more pro-Tibet demos

02.02.09
Downing Street was braced for more human rights protests as Chinese premier Wen Jiabao and Gordon Brown sought a united front on tackling the global recession... more

West caused crisis, says China's Wen

02.02.09
Gordon Brown suffered embarrassment as Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao blamed the world's economic crisis on Western countries which ran up huge deficits overspending and borrowing... more

China fears it may not balance budget

27.01.09
Economics: New fears have emerged about the depth of the financial crisis in China with Beijing saying it would struggle to stop a budget blow-out this year... more

China jobless toll is the worst in 30 years

20.01.09
Economics: China, until recently seen as the best hope of keeping the global economy on a growth curve, is reeling under rapidly rising unemployment, which is at its highest in 30 years... more

World summit to write new finance rules within months

15.10.08
A major summit of global leaders will be held within months to rewrite the rules of the world’s financial systems, Gordon Brown has announced... more

Travelex to double China retail efforts

09.09.08
Foreign exchange specialist Travelex says that it plans to double the size of its retail business in China next year... more


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