China lauds 'Thatcher's biggest compromise' over Hong Kong


  • World
  • Tuesday, 09 Apr 2013

BEIJING - Margaret Thatcher was an "outstanding" leader who wisely compromised over Hong Kong's future, Chinese state media said Tuesday, although reactions to her death in the territory itself were mixed.

The news of the former British prime minister's death at the age of 87 featured on the front-pages of most major Chinese newspapers, with the English-language China Daily also devoting the whole of its back page to her.

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