Group 1 - The new UK Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Peter Kyle, has initiated his first foreign visit to China, emphasizing the importance of engaging with China due to its rising economic status [1][3] - Kyle's visit aims to restart the UK-China Economic and Trade Joint Committee, which has not convened since 2018, indicating a renewed focus on bilateral trade relations [3] - The UK government is seeking a package of deals potentially worth over £1 billion in the next five years during Kyle's visit, aiming to establish a "pragmatic, cautious, and confident" relationship with China [3] Group 2 - The UK Labour government is looking to strengthen economic ties with markets outside the EU, with a core strategy focused on attracting new investments from China [3] - Balancing relationships with both the US and China is highlighted as a challenging task, especially in light of recent pressures from the US regarding tariffs on China [4]