The head of UK MI5 issued a national security intervention alert to Parliament, naming Chinese lawyer Christine Lee as a spy for the CCP United Front Work Department and exposing her scandal of buying British members of Parliament.
The British government has invested nearly 700 million pounds to forcibly buy out China General Nuclear Power Group's shares in the Sizewell C nuclear project, kicking the Chinese Communist Party out of the nuclear project.
The High Court of Justice in London has unsealed the identity information of espionage suspect Yang Tengbo, codenamed H6, disclosing his relationship with Prince Andrew.
Prince Andrew has been officially arrested by British police on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Prince Andrew has officially moved out of the royal residence where he lived for twenty years and has been assigned to a smaller house.
The CCP's forceful implementation of the National Security Law in Hong Kong marks the end of "One Country, Two Systems".
The British government has officially announced a total ban on Huawei 5G equipment and demanded the complete removal of existing equipment by 2027.
The British Government launched the BNO (British National Overseas) passport scheme for Hong Kong residents, providing a pathway for them to immigrate to the UK.
Hong Kong triggered large-scale protests due to the fugitive offenders ordinance amendment bill, and the anti-extradition law amendment bill movement fully broke out.
Ke Hua, former Chinese Ambassador to the UK and former father-in-law of Xi Jinping, has passed away in Beijing at the age of 103.
The Chinese Communist Party spent 255 million pounds to purchase the former site of the Royal Mint in central London, planning to build Europe's largest super embassy.
Arranged by CCP agent Yang Tengbo, British Prince Andrew began sending handwritten birthday letters to Beijing every year on Xi Jinping's birthday.
At a Buckingham Palace garden party, Queen Elizabeth II complained to the Scotland Yard commander in charge of security about the rude behavior of the Chinese delegation.
Xi Jinping's state visit to the UK was hailed by the Chinese side as the beginning of a "golden era," with the UK providing extremely high-standard receptions.
China and the United Kingdom signed the Joint Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong, establishing the principle of "One Country, Two Systems". Ke Hua was one of the key operators.