Three men charged with assisting Hong Kong's intelligence service and foreign interference

UK Charges Three for Helping Hong Kong Intelligence Service

The UK charged three men with assisting a foreign intelligence service from Hong Kong, following an investigation by the Metropolitan Police’s counter terrorism force.

UK charges three with working for Hong Kong intel services

LONDON, May 13 — Three suspects went before a UK court today on charges they assisted Hong Kong’s intelligence services, the latest in a recent series of alleged espionage cases in Europe with Chinese links. The three men, dressed in grey tracksuits, spoke only to confirm their names and addresses during the short hearing after being arrested last week in Britain. Suspects Chi Leung Wai, 38, Matthew Trickett, 37, and Chung Biu Yuen, 63, all from…

Three men charged with assisting Hong Kong intelligence service

Three men have been charged with assisting the Hong Kong intelligence service and 10 arrests were made in Yorkshire.

Three men charged with ‘spying for Hong Kong’s intelligence service’

Counterterrorism police arrested 11 people in London and Yorkshire

Surrey man in court accused of assisting foreign intelligence service

The charges against them allege they agreed to undertake information gathering, surveillance and acts of deception

Three charged in UK for aiding China-controlled Hong Kong intelligence service

Three men have been charged under the UK National Security Act for allegedly assisting the intelligence service based out of Hong Kong. The incident of foreign interference in the British state of affairs emerged after the arrests first happened.  London's Metropolitan Police identified the three men as Chi Leung (Peter) Wai, 38, of Staines-upon-Thames, Matthew Trickett, 37, of Maidenhead, and Chung Biu Yuen, 63, of Hackney, east London.