Fury as Britain gives £72m in aid for super-rich China to train teachers and set up windfarms
The money is being spent on training primary school teachers, combating the illegal trade in wildlife and helping China set up off-shore windfarms, the Daily Mail reports.
Cash was also channelled through the China Prosperity Fund, which has a budget of £99 million, to spend between 2018 and 2022.which is set to grow at 3.2 per Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith said: “It is utter madness that we are busy trying to improve the prospects for business in a country that is breaking every rule in the book.£1.1 million - to help China’s banking sector become more ‘inclusive, sustainable and productive’£85,000 – training primary and nursery school teachers“China is the second-largest economy in the world, and it is winning business all over the world by undercutting firms in the West.
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