Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith, a prominent critic of the Chinese government, said MPs would not be “bullied into silence by Beijing”. He told a press conference in Westminster ...

CCP newspaper China Daily could be stopped from being delivered to MPs in Parliament after Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle ...

Sir Lindsay Hoyle has asked for review after MPs complained about ‘propaganda’ newspaper China Daily being delivered directly to them.

Beijing denies these accusations and defends ... ends the persecution of the Uyghurs and lifts sanctions on its own MPs.” In fact, some significant brands such as Nike and H&M have stopped ...

The US has charged 12 Chinese nationals, including two public security officials, with involvement in a hacker-for-hire ...

The newspaper is sent to Parliament without being asked for, with a copy earmarked for most MPs. However ... who has been sanctioned by Beijing, said it was a “terrible propaganda sheet”.