The Russian media mogul made his second-ever contribution to the upper chamber after being made a Lord three years ago.
A Communist Party newspaper said he was a political figure who has ‘the potential to breathe new life into the China-UK relationship’.
The ex-home secretary is back on the front pages of Britain’s newspapers after David Cameron dominated on Tuesday.
“This man has done more to divide this nation than anybody else. He’s looked after his own pocket. I still refer to him as dodgy Dave.”
Stand-up comic London Hughes and Kathy Burke were among those to make their thoughts known about this year's show.
Alistair Macrow also clashed with Labour's Andy McDonald over the lack of union representation in the firm.
The actor slammed Cameron for running off after the Brexit vote which he says he called just to get at Nigel Farage.
The former UKIPer said he wants to show people he is ‘not nasty’ as he joins the ITV show, due to start on Monday 19th November.
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