The royal couple waved goodbye to the dignitaries outside Buckingham Palace, where President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan have been staying as their guests since Monday.
The Prime Minister greeted a vast Chinese delegation as they entered Number 10 for hours of talks which the government hopes will secure £30billion in trade and investment.
After an official welcome that glittered with royal engagements, the second day of Chinese president Xi Jinping’s state visit to Britain will focus on trade and the economy.
Speaking in the Commons, the Prime Minister insisted no subjects were ‘off the table’ during the four-day state visit by the country’s strongman president Xi Jinping (pictured).
Pope invites Xi Jinping to the Vatican. Purpose of visit would be to talk about peace in the world.
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