BY ANDREW OSBORN
LONDON Sat Nov 30, 2013 7:27am EST
(Reuters) -
Britain has put a diplomatic rift with China over the Dalai Lama behind it and
Prime Minister David Cameron has no plans to meet Tibet's spiritual leader
again, a senior source in his office said ahead of a visit by the British
leader to Beijing.
Instead,
Cameron will use a three-day visit to China next week, his first since the
Dalai Lama rift, to focus on deepening trade ties with the world's second
largest economy, taking with him a delegation of around 100 business people.
"This
visit is forward looking. We have turned a page on that issue," said the
source when asked whether Cameron would raise the issue of Tibet UK
