Two people accused of spying for China in Britain will no longer be prosecuted. These include a former researcher working in the British Parliament. Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry were accused of violating the Official Secrets Act. According to prosecutors, after a continuous review of the evidence, it was decided that there was not enough evidence against the accused.

Two people accused of spying for China in Britain will no longer be prosecuted. These include a former researcher working in the British Parliament.

Christopher Cash, 30, and Christopher Berry, 33, denied violating the Official Secrets Act by providing information or documents to Britain between late 2021 and February 2023 that could be useful to an enemy and harmful to the security or interests of Britain.

Suspected of being a Chinese intelligence agent

The accused were accused of being in contact with each other and a person suspected of being a Chinese intelligence agent. The men were to be tried at London's Central Criminal Court next month, but prosecutors said on Monday that the case could not proceed.
The Crown Prosecution Service said in a statement that the evidence in the case is being continuously reviewed and it has now been determined that the evidence for the alleged crime is insufficient. No further evidence will be presented.