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pastafarian Strange how that article completely overlooks the fact that it was the UK's Tory government who torpedoed plans to raise EU tariffs on Chinese steel. Meanwhile - and, to borrow a line from that paper you quoted, you couldn't make it up - the Chinese have started imposing tariffs...

Given that the use of slave labour and child labour is rife in China (with a conservative estimate putting the figure of 3m people working in slavery in the country), perhaps you could elaborate a little on precised what it is you want for the people of Britain?

Feel free to disagree with this, but it seems you're implying "the government would like to sort this out, and would do so if it wasn't for the pesky EU tying our hands". But that overlooks a key fact -- the EU wanted to impose higher import fees on Chinese steel, but the Tory government stopped...