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PM's security chief won't face public grilling over China spy case
Sir Keir Starmer's security chief is to face questions in Parliament about the Chinese spying case - but behind closed doors.
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telegraph.co.uk
Starmer under pressure over aide’s role in collapsed China spy trial
The CPS dropped espionage charges against two Britons after involvement of Jonathan Powell
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dailymail.co.uk
Did Starmer national security chief spark China spying trial collapse?
Jonathan Powell is reported to have made clear that the Government would classify Beijing as a 'challenge' rather than an 'enemy' of the UK in evidence for the case.
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Powell vowed to ‘enhance’ China relationship before spy case dropped
Sir Keir Starmer’s national security adviser faces demands to answer questions about promises made to Chinese official
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PM's security chief won't face public grilling over China spy case
Sir Keir Starmer's security chief is to face questions in Parliament about the Chinese spying case - but behind closed doors.
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Ex-civil service chief intervenes in China spying case row
Lord Mark Sedwill, who held the post when Theresa May was in No10, said it was obvious that Beijing constituted a 'threat'.
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independent.co.uk
Former top civil servant questions Starmer over China spy trial collapse
Simon Case said intelligence chiefs have described China as a threat for years
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Starmer challenged over China spy trial collapse
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Ex-cabinet secretary questions Starmer’s explanation of China spy case collapse
The former national security adviser and cabinet secretary said ‘of course’ China is a national security threat to Britain