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Love Island star Indiyah Polack wows in crop tops and mini skirts as she stars in PLT Marketplace's first TV advertĪmal Clooney is a ray of sunshine in a yellow sequin minidress as she and husband George head to the Ticket To Paradise afterparty in London
as she scores first Billboard top 10 hit in a DECADE Zac Efron reveals his 2021 face transformation was the result of a shattered jaw after he smashed his chin on a granite fountainįrom the ultimate mascara to the world's No.1 serum: We count down the top 10 products every beauty buff needs (and they're all on sale at THIS one-stop shop!)**īritney Spears wows in a skimpy neon bikini after going topless to tan during tropical getaway. Newly engaged Daisy Lowe shares a kiss with fiancé Jordan Saul as she shows off her diamond ring for the first time 'She has been burning the candle at both ends': Cara Delevingne's family may do an INTERVENTION for troubled model after erratic appearances 'It was electric!' Jamie Laing describes the first time he had 'drunken' sex with now-fiancée Sophie Habboo in VERY intimate detail it's all about the Cambridge 'gang'! Jovial father Prince William introduces his 'excited' children to their headmaster Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has voiced ‘very deep concerns’ over Huawei’s involvement in the UK rollout of a 5G telecoms network.įorget the Firm. Meng Wanzhou, Huawei’s finance boss and daughter of its founder, was arrested in Canada before Christmas at the U.S.’s request over alleged violations of sanctions on Iran. Huawei is a major supplier of broadband products and mobile networks in Britain.īut it has come under scrutiny amid warnings that its technology poses spying risks. It had received £490,000 from the company since 2007. In January, Charles’s charity the Prince’s Trust refused to accept any new donations from Huawei. Prince Philip has called Beijing ‘ghastly’ and Prince Charles once described the Chinese leadership as ‘appalling old waxworks’. Other members of the Royal Family have not been afraid to offend Chinese sensibilities. Prince Andrew, who stepped down as overseas trade envoy in 2011 after a string of controversies, has spent years trying to improve relations with the Communist regime and has visited China several times.Ī Buckingham Palace spokesman tells me: ‘HRH has been a regular visitor to China since his first visit in April 2004 and continues to help further the relationship between the two countries since President Xi’s state visit to the UK in 2015.’ ‘It’s an interesting strategy to shun the Chinese on one hand, then court them on the other,’ remarks one royal watcher. I learn that the Duke of York is to visit the far-flung cities of Beijing and Shenzhen and the province of Fujian - a round trip of nearly 3,000 miles - next week to host a beano for his project.Īt the bash, budding Chinese entrepreneurs will try to win financial backing for their business schemes. His younger brother Prince Andrew, however, is keen to show he still believes in Chinese business.
Security concerns have engulfed Chinese technology giant Huawei to such an extent that Prince Charles’s charity refused to accept any new donations from the firm. Prince Andrew is keen to show belief in Chinese business
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