Author: News Desk

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Tuesday’s newspapers lead on a variety of stories. There is continued coverage of the parliamentary researcher arrested for spying for China – he is reportedly claiming his innocence. UK China spy The response from some MPs after they were told not to identify the parliamentary researcher facing accusations of spying for China, the Daily Mail says. The paper says the man was arrested under the Offical Secrets Act in Mark and had some links to some Tory MPs. He insists he is innocent. The Guardian asks why MPs were not informed about the arrest…

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