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Failing to go ahead with the Hinkley Point nuclear project could threaten China's relationship with Britain, its ambassador to the UK has warned. Liu Xiaoming suggested the delay (ordered by new PM Theresa May) to approving the plant could put 'mutual trust' in jeopardy. Do you want to see the Hinkley Point project go ahead? Published on 9 August 2016 → Survey conducted on 9 August 2016 on 3060 GB adults
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