Kemi Badenoch has called on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to address Parliament regarding the collapse of a high-profile case against two individuals accused of spying for China. The Conservative Opposition is demanding transparency and has requested an urgent statement, raising concerns about the government's handling of evidence and its stance on Beijing as a national security threat. The case was dropped after prosecutors said they could not obtain necessary evidence from the government, leading to criticism from across the political spectrum and questions about the role of senior officials. Sir Keir has maintained that legal proceedings must be based on the government's position at the time of the alleged offences, while ministers have denied any improper involvement in the decision to drop the charges.