well, instead of president xi, it's premier li keqiang who will lead china's delegation to the g20.eanwhile, will be represented by foreign minister sergei lavrov. xi's decision to skip the summit comes amid worsening relations between china and india, including a border stand—off and a new map release last week by the chinese that claims part of india as its territory. some analysts view this also as a snub to india as it tries to position itself as a leader of the global south. other experts say this is yet another attempt by beijing to stay away from western dominated forums. speaking to reporters, us presidentjoe biden said earlier he was disappointed china's president was not attending the summit. india, meanwhile, has downplayed the decision with government sources telling local media it won't affect the event. the absence of xi and putin is unlikely to make consensus building on tricky matters any easier, though. russia has said it will block the final declaration of this month's g20 summit unless it reflects moscow's position on ukraine. and any significant breakthroughs on

the prime minister says he's confronted chinese premier li keqiang at the 620 chinese premier li keqiang at the g20 summit in new delhi over beijing's alleged spying by two men in westminster. the sunday times reported a man in his 30s and a man in his 20s were arrested in march under the official secrets act. one of the men was a researcher with links to several tory mps, including foreign affairs committee chairwoman alicia kearns and security minister tom tugendhat . both mps denied any contact with the researcher . the prime with the researcher. the prime minister says if this is true, it's totally unacceptable . it's totally unacceptable. >> all right, approach is to engage with people , but to raise engage with people, but to raise the concerns that we have. that's what our allies do and our strategy is completely augned our strategy is completely aligned with our closest allies, whether that's america, canada , whether that's america, canada, australia, japan, you know, all these countries engage with china, raise is areas of disagreement. as i did today on a different a range of

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vice president kamala harris and chinese vice premier li keqiang.lobal security. this also down to pictures of continuing recent tensions as well. analysts being urged by other representatives over at dinner last night that they should be opposing moves that could lead to a new cold war. there we go. that is the scene in jakarta aware that aussie on -- where that asean meeting is taking place. we are seeing an elevated oil price tied with the prospect of more tightening by the federal reserve. also a better-than-expected read when it came to that august trade data from china but still showing the fragility of the global economy, looking also at the domestic economy by the import number which was way better-than-expected. we are seeing also a slowdown taking place with regards to that as well, so they we go. markets are on the way down, but looking at what we have also in terms of coming up on shows, haslinda. haslinda: that's right. the canadian prime minister speaks in the new economy series later on thursday. that interview with bloomberg's erik s

chinese premier li keqiang at the g20 summit in india yesterday. hope. hello there, christopher hope. hello there, christopher . we saw oliver christopher. we saw oliver dowden, deputy minister, dowden, deputy prime minister, speaking while ago in speaking a short while ago in chamber. he said that we would look the chinese in the eye and call out unacceptable behaviour . can you give us more detail of what mr dowden said? please yeah i >> -- >> martin lam >> martin he talked about systemic challenges of our interests and values in the uk . interests and values in the uk. the number one state based threat to our economic security. he said the uk was clear eyed about that threat and that these issues are raised whenever they can be raised with the chinese government. now, notably at the g20 over the weekend g20 where i was over the weekend when rishi sunak, the prime minister, look his opponent, minister, did look his opponent, the chinese premier, in the eye and make the points. but there was some discontent. i sensed amongst the there some discont

the chinese premier li keqiang at the 620 chinese premier li keqiang at the g20 summit in new delhi overpying that's alleged to have taken place in westminster. the sunday times reporting today that a man in his 20s and another in his 30s were arrested back in march under the official secrets act. one of the men is alleged to have been a researcher with links to tory mps . and lastly, sir mo farah mps. and lastly, sir mo farah completed the final race of his career today . he got fourth career today. he got fourth place in the great north run. the four time olympic champion said it had all been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finishing line , crossed the finishing line, signalling his famous letter m as he lifted his hands above his head.the as he lifted his hands above his head. the sports star announced earlier this year that the time had finally come for him to move away from the running . world away from the running. world ulez gb news. across the uk on your tv, in your car , on your your tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and n

the chinese premier li keqiang at the 620 chinese premier li keqiang at the g20 summit in new delhi overpying that's alleged to have taken place in westminster. the sunday times reporting today that a man in his 20s and another in his 30s were arrested back in march under the official secrets act. one of the men is alleged to have been a researcher with links to tory mps . and lastly, sir mo farah mps. and lastly, sir mo farah completed the final race of his career today . he got fourth career today. he got fourth place in the great north run. the four time olympic champion said it had all been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finishing line , crossed the finishing line, signalling his famous letter m as he lifted his hands above his head.the as he lifted his hands above his head. the sports star announced earlier this year that the time had finally come for him to move away from the running . world away from the running. world ulez gb news. across the uk on your tv, in your car , on your your tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and n

the prime minister says he's confronted the chinese premier, li keqiang, at the g20 summit in new delhiver alleged spying in westminster. the sunday times reports a man in his 20s and another in his 30s were arrested back in march under the official secrets act. one of the men was apparently a researcher with links to several tory mps. apparently a researcher with links to several tory mps . and links to several tory mps. and finally, sir mo farah has completed the final race of his career, sealing his fourth place in the great north run today. the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey . well, as he approached journey. well, as he approached the finish line, he was greeted by vast crowds. some of them trying to high five him and him holding his hands aloft in his famous m shape as he crossed over the finish line. the sports star announced just earlier this year that the time had finally come for him to move on from running with gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital uk on tv in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying pla

the prime minister says he's confronted chinese premier li keqiang at the g20 summit in new delhi overlleged spying by two men in westminster . the sunday times reported. a man in his 30s and a man in his 20s were arrested in march under the official secrets act. one of the official secrets act. one of the men was a researcher with links to several tory mps, including foreign affairs committee chairwoman alicia kearns and security minister tom tugendhat. both mps denied any contact with the researcher. the prime minister says if this is true, it's totally unacceptable right approach is to engage with people, but to raise the concerns that we have. >> that's what our allies do and our strategy is completely augned our strategy is completely aligned with our closest allies, whether that's america , china, whether that's america, china, canada, australia, japan , you canada, australia, japan, you know, all these countries engage with china, raise areas of disagreement, as i did today on a different a range of different topics, but in particular to register my very strong concern about any

. >> it's now developing into something of a diplomatic incident because the prime minister met li keqiangn the uk's parliamentary democracy . and now parliamentary democracy. and now we're expecting some remarks from rishi sunak shortly before the plane takes off, just behind his camera taking us all back to the uk. shows the the uk. but it shows the concern, of concern in concern, the level of concern in the government about the way china's being able infiltrate china's being able to infiltrate the offices of some tory mps as okay, but by the sound of it, we better let you go and catch your plane because we can almost hear it revving up behind you. >> chris, thanks very much indeed. i presume in the indeed. and i presume in the next few minutes we'll find out what rishi sunak is actually going us. going to tell us. >> of wonder what the >> i sort of wonder what the point raising it now is if we point of raising it now is if we arrested them six months ago, why is it it must have been raised? it must have been raised in diplomatic over the in diplomatic channels over the last there you go

three days of national mourning and the prime minister says he has confronted the chinese premier, li keqiang , at the g20 summit in new delhi over spying allegations in westminster. the sunday times reporting a man in his 20s and a man in his 30s were arrested back in march under the official secrets act. one of the men was a researcher with links to tory mps . and finally , sir mo farah mps. and finally, sir mo farah has completed the final race of his career , sealing fourth place his career, sealing fourth place in the great north run , the four in the great north run, the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finishing line, making the letter m with his hands above his head as his trademark gesture to the crowds. the sports star announcing earlier this year the time had finally come for him to move on from running . congratulations to mo running. congratulations to mo farah. you're with gb news across the or across the uk, rather on your tv , in your car, rather on your tv, in your car, on your digit

three days of national mourning and the prime minister says he has confronted the chinese premier, li keqiang , at the g20 summit in new delhi over spying allegations in westminster. the sunday times reporting a man in his 20s and a man in his 30s were arrested back in march under the official secrets act. one of the men was a researcher with links to tory mps . and finally , sir mo farah mps. and finally, sir mo farah has completed the final race of his career , sealing fourth place his career, sealing fourth place in the great north run , the four in the great north run, the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finishing line, making the letter m with his hands above his head as his trademark gesture to the crowds. the sports star announcing earlier this year the time had finally come for him to move on from running . congratulations to mo running. congratulations to mo farah. you're with gb news across the or across the uk, rather on your tv , in your car, rather on your tv, in your car, on your digit