The Home Secretary will tell MPs: “We cannot be passive in the face of malign covert activity designed to interfere with our national security, economy and democracy.”
The new National Security Bill will give Ms Patel powers to restrict foreign nationals suspected of working for hostile states on where they can work, study and travel.
The bill – the biggest overhaul of espionage laws in decades – will return to Parliament today.
The Daily Express can reveal the Home Office and counter-terrorism police believe it will result in 50 new investigations as they finally have the powers to tackle foreign spies.
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