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UK should engage more with China, says ministerBritain has had a fraught relationship with Beijing in recent years.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInFree article usually reserved for subscribersJonathan Reynolds said British car manufacturers havent yet raised formal concerns about unfair competition from China, unlike their U.S. and EU counterparts. | Jonathan Brady/Getty ImagesOctober 14, 20245:03 pm CETBy Caroline HugLONDON 鈥?Britain needs more engagement with China, the countrys new trade chief argued Mon
stanley cup day.Speaking to POLITICO on the sidelines of the recently-elected U.K. Labour governments International Investment Summit, Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said Britain s level of engagement with Beijing over the last few years had been an an absolute outlier compared to other G7 countries.And he slammed the previous U.K. government for how little we have done to build a relationship with Beijing. The relationship we have as a country to China is different to, for instance, the U.
stanley bicchiere S. or other European countries, Reynolds argued.AdvertisementAdvertisementHis comments come ahead of U.K. Foreign Secretary David Lammys trip to Beijing this week and as the government seeks to re-establish links with the country. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is also reported to be planning a visit to China early next year, after she discussed restarting a key U.K.-China economic dialogue with Chines
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Doctor mobility directive puts patients at riskA PROPOSED EU directive designed to boost labour mobility among doctors and nurses would pose a threat to patient safety if adopted in its current form, a British health watchdog has warned.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on Linked
stanley cup InOctober 9, 20025:00 pm CETBy Karen CarstensMembers of AURE, the Alliance of UK Health Regulators on Europe, are pressing for amendments to the draft directive, which seeks to enforce mutual recognition of qualifications across Europe. We have formed this alliance because we all exist to protect the public and uphold the highest standards of care, said Nairn Wilson, president of Britains General Dental Council, one of ten health and social care regulators that have joined forces to create AURE. We believe that the directive should be an opportunity to secure the standards we would like to see but the draft in its current form fails to do this. AdvertisementAdvertisementUnder the current Commission proposal, health care profess
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