Britain's Foreign Secretary David Lammy will visit China next week, sources familiar with the plan said, as the new Labour government seeks less confrontational ties with the world's second-largest economy and to resume trade and investment talks.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy plans to travel to China next week as the UK’s new Labour government seeks to improve ties with the world’s second biggest economy after a period in which Covid, clashes over Hong Kong,

Foreign Secretary David Lammy is set to travel to China next week. The visit comes as the Government carries out an audit of the UK-China relationship. The Foreign Office (FCDO) would not confirm Mr Lammy’s trip,

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy will this week meet with leaders in Bahrain and Jordan as part of Western diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation in the Middle East.

Lammy, who has vowed to overhaul Britain's ties with China, will meet Chinese officials in Beijing and representatives of British firms in Shanghai