The Latest Breaking News from CPS

The UK government denies claims it sabotaged a high-profile China spy case after charges against two men were dropped. Critics allege political interference and a cover-up to protect ties with Beijing—fueling demands for transparency and urgent reform of Britain's espionage laws.

A decision is expected on October 21, although that could be pushed back with Steve Reed indicating it would come ‘within weeks’.

Jose Vicente Leiva-Modahl, 65, will appear at Manchester Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday

Vicente Modahl will appear at Manchester Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.

Dan Jarvis accuses Tories of suggesting case was deliberately abandoned ‘without a shred of evidence’

Security minister Dan Jarvis said the Government made every effort to support the prosecution of alleged spies.

Kemi Badenoch said the ‘public and Parliament deserve answers and transparency’ amid growing questions over the collapse of the case

The Tory leader said the ‘public and Parliament deserve answers and transparency’.

Bridget Phillipson says national security adviser was not involved in discussions before CPS abandoned its prosecution

Gala dinner to remember Conservatives’ most successful leader puts spotlight on who will carry forward her ideas

A London coroner found Georgia Barter’s death was caused by years of violence and coercive control by Thomas Bignell. Her family want justice, but the CPS won’t charge him and the police can’t find him