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Starmer insists Tories to blame after China spy trial collapse
To prove the case under the Official Secrets Act, prosecutors would have had to show the defendants were acting for an ‘enemy’
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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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scmp.com
British government says it was not to blame for collapse of China spy trial
Conservatives have accused Starmer’s Labour government of deliberately collapsing the espionage trial of two Britons to avoid upsetting China.
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independent.co.uk
No 10 denies government to blame for collapse of China spy case
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Starmer insists Tories to blame after China spy trial collapse
To prove the case under the Official Secrets Act, prosecutors would have had to show the defendants were acting for an ‘enemy’
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theguardian.com
Why has the UK dropped its trial of two alleged China spies?
Prosecutor hinted at lack of backing from Downing Street but legal experts argue prosecution was still possible
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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
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Grieve says Starmer could have prevented officials holding back China spy documents
The former home secretary, who was in charge of MI5 at the time, said she wanted the case prosecuted and was ‘deeply frustrated’ when it collapsed