Miles Dilworth

Johannes Natland, 19, travelled from the oil-rich town of Stavanger, south west Norway, to assassinate a target in the UK 'in return for money', the Old Bailey was told.

UK Palanatir chief Louis Mosley launched a robust defence of his under-fire firm after a report by a group of MPs called for the Government to cancel its £330million deal with the health service.

Johannes Natland, 18 at the time, told his then girlfriend that 'it will be a bit cool to really kill someone' and that they would 'celebrate' if he didn't get caught, the Old Bailey heard.

Notorious gangs that make billions of pounds by running brothels and selling illicit tobacco across the country are now being 'backed' by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Johannes Natland, 18 at the time, flew from Stavanger, south-west Norway, to Manchester on March 17 last year following his recruitment by the Foxtrot Network, the Old Bailey was told.

Bodyworn video shown to a jury shows the alleged teenage assassin answering the door at 5.15am in his boxer shorts before 'pretending to shoot' an officer, muttering 'that was fun'.

Johannes Natland, 19, agreed to assassinate a target in Britain in return for £21,000, which he would use 'to buy a lot of drugs', the Old Bailey was told.

Johannes Natland, 18 at the time, flew from Norway to Britain on 'a crazy mission' on March 17 last year.

UK Border Force officer Peter Wai and retired Hong Kong police officer Bill Yuen spied on Chinese dissidents in the UK and senior MPs who supported them.

Johannes Natland, 18 at the time, flew from Stavanger, south-west Norway, to Britain to assassinate a target in return for £21,000, the Old Bailey was told.