Speaking at the Lord Mayor's Banquet, the prime minister puts forward his position on foreign policy and doubles down on appearing strong against China after being criticised for being too soft on the Chinese government during the leadership campaign. Political reporter @alixculbertson Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Rishi Sunak has said the "golden era" between the UK and China is over as he called for a new approach to the Chinese government. The prime minister, speaking at the Lord Mayor's Banquet at London's Guildhall, criticised China's human rights abuses but said the UK "cannot simply ignore China's significance in world affairs". Mr Sunak was criticised during this summer's leadership campaign for being soft on China but he used his speech on Monday to show he will not stand for its actions, saying things are not black and white when it comes to China. 'Utterly extraordinary scenes' as protesters shout 'down with China' - live protest updates "We al