Daniel Khalife, UK Prison Escapee, Is Convicted of Spying for Iran
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Daniel Khalife found guilty of spying for Iran
Khalife first contacted a man linked to Iranian intelligence soon after joining the British Army, his trial heard.Top stories - BBC News - 9 hours ago -
Daniel Khalife denies asking Iran for help after prison escape
The former soldier has pleaded guilty to escaping from prison but still faces other charges.Top stories - BBC News - November 13 -
Former soldier Daniel Khalife found guilty of spying for Iran
Khalife convicted of two counts relating to espionage, having admitted to prison escape while on remand. Daniel Khalife: fantasist or player in world of spies? A former soldier whose prison ...World - The Guardian - 8 hours ago -
Former British soldier who broke out of prison is convicted of spying for Iran
A former British soldier who claimed he was trying to work as a double agent has been convicted of spying for IranWorld - ABC News - 6 hours ago -
Ex-soldier Khalife changes plea and admits prison escape
He remains on trial at Woolwich Crown Court on three other charges.Top stories - BBC News - November 11 -
Daniel Khalife was a British soldier who spied for Iran and dreamed of fame
With hopes of becoming a double agent, Khalife was a fantasist - as well as a genuine security threat.Top stories - BBC News - 3 hours ago -
Daniel Khalife: a fantasist or a player in the world of spies?
The young man who escaped Wandsworth prison offered a mixed picture of ineptitude and threat, according to police. At the heart of the Daniel Khalife trial has been the question: is he an ...World - The Guardian - 9 hours ago -
Ex-UK soldier facing spying charge admits escaping from prison by hiding under a truck
A former British soldier who is facing spying charges has admitted escaping from a London prison by clinging to the underside of a delivery truckWorld - ABC News - November 11 -
Khalife: Prison escape a bid to get put in high security unit
The alleged Iranian spy tells court he attached a sling made of trousers to the bottom of a lorry.Top stories - BBC News - November 1
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