Starmer under fire for not securing release of Jimmy Lai during China trip - Mr Lai, who has been detained for more than five ...

The Prime Minister came under fire in Parliament from human rights campaigner Lord Alton of Liverpool, who had previously ...

Lai, who founded the now-defunct pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, has been found guilty of three national security offences, and could be sentenced to life in prison. He remains in prison in Hong ...

The Tory leader tore into the PM, after he insisted his engagement with the security threat country is paying dividends.

Taiwan-based scholar Chan Kin-man visited Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai in detention and corresponded with him several times. Through objects linked to Lai, he reflects on the mogul's dramatic rise ...

The Prime Minister returns from China a rather diminished figure. His vaunted commitment to human rights and international law rings very false when he kowtows to the regime in Beijing, and even the ...

The Prime Minister returns from China a rather diminished figure. His vaunted commitment to human rights and international ...

Worse still, the Prime Minister achieved nothing of any value in Beijing - the visit was all give and no take. Jimmy Lai is ...

The Prime Minister raised the British citizen’s case directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping when they met in Beijing this week.

The Prime Minister hailed the pace of technological change under Xi Jinping and lamented that the UK is too slow in building infrastructure.

Keir Starmer paid a high price for the red carpet treatment in Beijing. He gave away the mega-embassy that will put a red flag over the Royal Mint and threaten our underground cables. He virtually ...