The Latest Breaking News from Christopher Cash

The case against Christopher Cash, a former parliamentary researcher, and Christopher Berry collapsed in September.

The director of public prosecutions said the failure to describe China as an active threat to national security was ‘fatal’ to the case

Stephen Parkinson, the Director of Public Prosecutions, insisted the failure of the case was not ‘a question of blame’

Man at centre of abandoned spy case has said he reported to Chinese company with clients that wanted ‘to develop trading links with UK’

Director of public prosecutions Stephen Parkinson and securocrat Matt Collins will be questioned by MPs and peers.

Ex-PM was the only politician to be sent the final draft of witness statement, according to a letter from national security adviser Matt Collins

Statement from security adviser, sent to then prime minister, did not describe China as enemy

EXCLUSIVE: Two Whitehall departments had been requesting that a planning condition be a new ‘hard perimeter’ for part of the controversial new diplomatic complex at Royal Mint Court in Tower Hamlets

Robert Jenrick had asked why Baron Richard Hermer had not provided evidence to stop the case collapsing.

The Attorney General and Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister have been asked to give evidence to a parliamentary inquiry next Tuesday.

The collapse of the prosecutions of Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry is a reminder that bringing charges for espionage can be an extremely risky business, particularly in western democracies. Cash and Berry were accused of spying for China, but the CPS dropped the case before it could go to trial.…