In his second question to the PM, Rishi Sunak raised the case of British citizen Jimmy Lai, wrongly imprisoned in Hong Kong for four years, urging the Foreign Secretary to condemn the situation and defend democracy in Taiwan. Sunak highlighted the politically motivated prosecution of Lai and questioned China’s breach of legal obligations under the Sino-British Declaration. Sir Keir affirmed the government’s prioritization of Lai’s case, emphasizing calls for his immediate release and ongoing efforts to address the issue with Hong Kong authorities and China’s foreign minister.
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‘I survived the Tunisia terror attack by swimming out to sea’
Colin Bidwell, on vacation in Sousse, Tunisia, faced a life-threatening situation on June 26, 2015, when terrorist Seifeddine Rezgui opened fire on the beach, killing 38 people, including 30 Brits. Initially confused by the gunfire, Colin ultimately fled into the ocean, praying for safety, and was rescued by a local. The traumatic experience left lasting effects on him and his wife Chris, who both struggle with anxiety and heightened awareness in public spaces, reflecting on...
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