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Why a Chinese ‘mega embassy’ is not such a worry for British spies
Politicians are raising the alarm, while MI5 quietly welcomes the prospect of Beijing’s new London facility
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theguardian.com
Why a Chinese ‘mega embassy’ is not such a worry for British spies
Politicians are raising the alarm, while MI5 quietly welcomes the prospect of Beijing’s new London facility
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independent.co.uk
Chinese ‘super-embassy’ could benefit to national security, former MI5 boss claims
Ministers have promised to make a decision on planning permission by January 20 amid mounting concern over the security implications
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China expected to get London embassy go-ahead this week after years of wrangling
Decision expected on Monday or Tuesday, potentially smoothing relations before Keir Starmer’s visit to China
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Video dispatch: is China about to get a new mega-embassy in London? – video
A decision on China’s proposed mega-embassy in London is imminent, with Chinese officials and British diplomats in Beijing nervously awaiting the outcome
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arabnews.com
Long-delayed decision due on Chinese mega-embassy in London
LONDON: The UK government is Tuesday due to rule on plans for a sprawling Chinese mega-embassy in central London, amid security concerns and ahead of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s…
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UK government approves Chinese ‘mega embassy’ in London
Critics expected to mount legal challenge to plans for vast complex at Royal Mint Court amid security concerns
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bbc.com
UK approves plans for Chinese mega-embassy in London
Critics of the project - including some Labour MPs - warn it could pose a security risk.
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How China’s plans for a new London embassy became a seven-year standoff
The plans for a Chinese ‘mega-embassy’ were first approved by the Conservative government in 2018
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upi.com
Britain grants permission for new mega Chinese embassy in London - UPI.com
Britain approved a request by China to build a new "super embassy" in London, saying its intelligence services could cope with any security threats.