House of Commons · Written Ministerial Statement
National security response to threats from China
04 June 2026 · Home Office
Proposed by Dan Jarvis Lab Barnsley Central
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
Key points
- UK Parliament received a Written Ministerial Statement on national security in response to threats from China on 2026-06-04
- The statement warns about Chinese military intelligence targeting Five Eyes personnel and risks from online job scams
- The Minister advises individuals to consult guidance from the National Protective Security Authority to identify online targeting signs
Issue summary
This statement addresses the threat posed by Chinese military intelligence targeting Five Eyes personnel and warns about the risks of online job scams.
Action requested
The Minister encourages individuals to read guidance from the National Protective Security Authority to identify signs of online targeting. The Government will continue its work to secure the UK against state threats, including through prosecutions under the National Security Act.
Key facts
- Chinese military intelligence targets Five Eyes nationals via online job platforms.
- MI5 issued an intelligence bulletin in collaboration with Five Eyes allies.
- 'Applicant Beware' guidance is available from the National Protective Security Authority.
- The first National Security Act prosecutions related to China occurred on May 7.
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