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    1. A British former journalist and private investigator, once jailed in China, believes a team of Chinese agents tracked him and the group he was with after a talk in Parliament.

      Peter Humphrey, 69, said a pair of operatives were monitoring the party, which included[ Hong Kong and Chinese dissidents,](https://inews.co.uk/news/hong-kong-expats-join-british-army-targeted-chinese-informant-telegram-2185613?srsltid=AfmBOorKMyM8XMgkIwqIOv9L3JzcR1JNe_KEh9mtIwesp6ZZdAxjecUH&ico=in-line_link) at a pub in Westminster on Thursday.

      The group, which included Lyndon Li, a former reporter from China and prominent Beijing critic now exiled in London, had attended an event on transnational repression at the House of Lords earlier that evening.

      Mr Humphrey believes a pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) surveillance team trailed them to the pub after they ate in a Chinese restaurant.

      Mr Li, 26, reported the incident to both MI5 and the police and says he now fears for his safety in the UK.

      *The i Paper* understands the Metropolitan Police are now reviewing the case and will be checking the pub’s CCTV. An officer is also due to interview Mr Li to establish why he may be a target for the Chinese state.

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