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(Feb 9): The U.K.’s intelligence agencies have raised concerns over links between British universities and the Chinese government amid claims sensitive defense technology is being passed to Beijing. Customs officials responsible for enforcing rules over exports of defense technology have been alerted after an investigation into co-operation between academics from the U.K. and China, according to a person familiar with the matter. No enforcement notices have yet been issued.

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8 Feb 2021 Over a dozen British universities are reportedly under investigation by security services over their relationships with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which may have violated national security and human rights laws. A report from the Mail on Sunday claimed that “some of the most prestigious universities in the country” are under investigation for allegedly sharing British technology with China and therefore may be subject to “enforcement notices” imposed by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The report said that the investigation is being carried out by MI6 an...

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