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The best private schools in Wales ranked by the Sunday Times

The best private schools in Wales ranked by the Sunday Times
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Sunday Times Guide reveals the best secondary schools in Wales

Sunday Times Guide reveals the best secondary schools in Wales
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How Beijing uses its billions to buy political influence

In recent years, China s bid for world power has seen the Communist Party make more aggressive interventions in the internal affairs of smaller states in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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How Beijing is using its billions to buy up the Commonwealth

Foreign policy hawks have accused Britain of being completely asleep at the wheel for decades as China expands its influence in the Caribbean and targets weak Commonwealth states.

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Chinese investors spend £134 BILLION on UK assets including infrastructure and FTSE 100 firms

Chinese investors have spent at least £134billion on UK assets, including private schools, infrastructure businesses and top ranked British firms, it has today been reported. Investors and businesses based China or Hong Kong now own stakes in key infrastructure businesses such as Thames Water, Heathrow Airport and UK Power Networks, according to the Sunday Times. As much as £57billion is also invested in FTSE 100 companies, according to the paper. And, as previously reported by the Mail on Sunday, Chinese firms have also invested heavily in prestigious private schools - including Thetford Grammar School and Bournemouth Collegiate College - to the tune of around £10billion.

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