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No 10 publishes crucial witness statements in collapsed China spy case
Keir Starmer ordered the release of witness statements provided for the trial of two men who allegedly spied for China
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independent.co.uk
Pressure on Starmer to address ‘unanswered questions’ over China spy case controversy
Kemi Badenoch said the ‘public and Parliament deserve answers and transparency’ amid growing questions over the collapse of the case
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How the spy trial row has exposed Britain’s China problem
Political editor David Maddox explains why successive UK governments have dithered over deciding whether Beijing is a friend or foe
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Downing Street and law chiefs clash over China spy case evidence
Stamer could be forced to reveal key evidence as two former cabinet secretaries speak out
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theguardian.com
Pressure on Downing Street to release evidence in collapsed China spy case
Crown Prosecution Service denies it blocked publication of material and says decision rests with the government
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Starmer vows to publish China spy scandal witness statements: PMQs live
At a fiery PMQs Kemi Badenoch accused Sir Keir Starmer of ‘obfuscation’ over the China spy case
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Starmer pledges to publish crucial evidence in collapsed China spy case
Sir Keir Starmer made his announcement in a statement to the Commons before tetchy exchanges with Kemi Badenoch on the China spy trial collapse scandal
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No 10 publishes key witness statements in China spy row
Keir Starmer releases documents submitted by deputy national security adviser to Crown Prosecution Service
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No 10 publishes crucial witness statements in collapsed China spy case
Keir Starmer ordered the release of witness statements provided for the trial of two men who allegedly spied for China
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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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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