PM: £5.6bn deals agreed during China trip
David Cameron has claimed £5.6 billion in business deals have been agreed between the UK and China during his three-day trip to the country.
PM: We have got to get out there and bat for Britain
Responding to accusations that he is more like a businessman and less like a politician during a trade visit to China, David Cameron said: "We have got to get out there and bat for Britain.
"That's why I've led trade missions to China - twice, India - three times, Saudi Arabia - twice and I'll go on doing that because if there's a contract to win, if there's an order to get, if there are jobs to secure for Britain, I want to be there helping anyway I can."
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Newspaper's UK criticism is stinging as PM courts China
The Global Times newspaper's criticism of the UK is stinging given that David Cameron has spent two days courting China's leaders.
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David Cameron desperate to rebuild China relations
David Cameron's visit to China has not been easy to arrange with the pressure for the trip coming from the British.
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PM travels to China in a bid to boost trade relations
David Cameron hopes to mend relations with China as he brings a large trade delegation with him.