Full: MPs hold a press conference after it's revealed China is behind a wave of cyber attacks

The transcript discusses the UK's stance on China, highlighting issues such as harassment, cyberattacks, and the need for sanctions. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing China as a threat and calls for a new consensus on dealing with China. The discussion includes media questions and responses from officials, detailing personal experiences of MPs with Chinese threats. The broader implications for international relations and future actions are also considered.

What role do the speakers believe the UK should play in supporting Chinese dissidents?

What is the significance of the term 'golden era' in the context of UK-China relations?

What are the implications of the Chinese government's actions for global democracy according to the speakers?

How do the speakers suggest the UK should respond to the threats posed by China?