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Chinese spies are ‘bugging London’s pubs and park benches,’ security sources say

20 April 2025
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Chinese spies are ‘bugging London’s pubs and park benches,’ security sources say
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Security insiders warn that Chinese spies may be eavesdropping on conversations in central London parks, including St James’s Park, where hidden devices could be placed in foliage and under benches. Politicians and researchers have been advised to be cautious in public places like the Red Lion pub and high-end hotels, which are considered hotspots for espionage. The concerns arise amid ongoing tensions with China, including a proposed ‘super-embassy’ and issues surrounding British Steel’s negotiations with Chinese owners, Jingye.

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