Political Takeout: Cameron in China, prison, and the rise of Buzzfeed

Tuesday 03 December 2013 14:53 GMT

David Cameron is leading Britain's largest trade mission to China, with more than 100 leaders from business, education, and cultural fields, along with six government ministers attending (Getty Images)

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This week we discussed Cameron’s visit to China with Bill Oddie and Sunny Hundal, prison with Vicky Pryce, and Buzzfeed with Luke Lewis and Jim Waterson. We were joined in the studio by Rich Peppiatt and the Independent’s own Felicity Morse.

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