Commons speaker previously expressed his anger at the collapse of the case
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Commons speaker previously expressed his anger at the collapse of the case
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The speaker of the House of Commons has hinted at a possible security crackdown in the wake of the China spy scandal, as he said he was speaking to officials about “access arrangements”.
The Commons speaker has briefed MPs on the ‘security matter’
A new ‘espionage alert’ has been circulated to members of the houses of Commons and Lords, issued by the security services
Move by intelligence chiefs comes as government denies collapsing China spy case
It comes amid ongoing disquiet following the collapse of a Chinese spying case and warnings by MI5 of the threat posed by the…
MPs have launched inquiry into case, saying ‘still many questions to be answered’
Tory MP Alicia Kearns said the collapse of a case against two men accused of spying for Beijing raises ‘sends a really dangerous…
