China wants apology from Britain over Dalai Lama meeting
China appears to be trying to force an apology from the Britain, using diplomats to warn of future investment in the UK being harmed.
China Correspondent
Angus Walker is China Correspondent for ITV News, based in Beijing. In 2010 Angus was shortlisted for Royal Television Society Television Journalist of the Year following a number of exclusives including the first telephone contact with Paul and Rachel Chandler after their capture by Somali pirates. Most recently, Angus was shortlisted in the 2012 Foreign Press Association Awards for his exclusive reports on China's 'Black Jails'.
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