A Royal Navy serviceman was charged with spying for a foreign power
A British naval member, Teddy Young, was charged with espionage under the National Security Act. The charges involve obtaining protected information for a foreign power. The Metropolitan police said Young faced multiple offences. Commander Helen Flanagan described the charges as serious.
- The Crown Prosecution Service of the United Kingdom intends to charge a Royal Navy serviceman with espionage.
- Teddy Young was charged with two offences under the National Security Act.
- Young allegedly obtained protected information for a foreign power.
- Commander Helen Flanagan stated the charges are very serious.
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