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What more do we know about the collapsed China spy case?
The detail of this story is enormously complicated, and it is possible the release of witness statements do not signal the end of the saga.
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bbc.com
The controversy over the UK's collapsed China spy case explained
The government is facing questions about why the case collapsed just weeks before a trial was due to go ahead.
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Labour under growing pressure to release collapsed China spy case evidence
Both the Tories and Liberal Democrats are calling on government to publish evidence it submitted in the now-collapsed case.
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What more do we know about the collapsed China spy case?
The detail of this story is enormously complicated, and it is possible the release of witness statements do not signal the end of the saga.
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Government publishes key witness statements in collapsed China spy case
Deputy national security adviser concluded China was "highly capable and conduct large-scale espionage operations against the UK".
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theguardian.com
No 10 moves to end China spy row – but threat of further fallout lingers
Questions remain over trial collapse even as publication of key evidence scuppers Tory’s main line of attack
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Prosecutions director must explain why China spy case was dropped, says UK minister
Stephen Kinnock says government is ‘deeply disappointed’ CPS abandoned prosecution
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independent.co.uk
The China spy case evidence raises more questions than it answers
Political correspondent Archie Mitchell runs through what we know – and the unanswered questions – about the collapsed China spy case
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China spy row: what do the witness statements say and what is their significance?
Statements are at heart of row about who, if anyone, was to blame for collapse of case against two men accused of spying
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The unanswered questions after release of China spy evidence
The disclosure sheds more light than ever before on what the two men were accused of, but raises new questions for the prime minister and prosecutors.