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China says UK has 'poisoned' relations

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China says UK has 'poisoned' relations

China says UK has 'poisoned' relations

China blamed the United Kingdom on Thursday for deteriorating ties after Prime Minister Boris Johnson slapped a 5G ban on Huawei, accusing London of poisoning the relationship by meddling in Hong Kong's affairs.


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