Please turn on JavaScript to use this featurePlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureA view of the meeting between Chinese leader Xi Jinping, third left, and Britain's prime minister Keir Starmer, second rightKeir Starmer, second right, speaks during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, unseen, at the Great Hall of the People in BeijingXi Jinping, third left, speaks during a meeting with Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer, unseen, at the Great Hall of the People in BeijingSome images from the meeting between the two leaders are dropping:More from Xi Jinping here as he met Keir Starmer: the Chinese leader said the UK-China relationship in recent years had seen “twists and turns that did not serve the interests of our countries”. Describing the state of the world as “turbulent and fluid”, Xi said more dialogue between the UK and China was “imperative”, whether it was “for the sake of world peace and stability or for our two countries’ economies and peoples”, PA Media is reporting. Xi said:In the past, Labour governments made important contributions to the growth of China-UK relations. China stands ready to develop with the UK a long-term and consistent strategic partnership. It will benefit our two peoples.