GB News reporter Patrick Christys pulled off a hilarious stunt outside the Chinese Embassy in London today.
The clip comes in the wake of the recent collapsed Chinese spy trial, which saw allegations of spying on behalf of Beijing dropped by the CPS.
Patrick decided to take matters into his own hands as he said, "two can play at that game".
He approached the embassy, claiming he wanted to "have a little look at their computers".
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Patrick then tried, in his inimitable style, to deliver a box of "not British secrets" to the ambassador by handing them out to people entering the building.
"They’re definitely not British secrets," he insisted, prompting bemused looks from passers-by.
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Undeterred, he even claimed he had a "high-tech listening device" to get a little revenge for the British state.
At one point, armed police appeared, much to Patrick’s amusement.
"Fascinating," he said. "It would appear we’re guarding Chinese state secrets better than our own."
He continued joking with staff, trying to hand over envelopes labelled "top secret".
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None of his efforts were successful, but the humour and audacity of the stunt stole the show.
Patrick also wandered to a nearby park, hoping to "track down a diplomat and exchange some state secrets".
The stunt comes amid serious questions for the Government and CPS over national security and China’s alleged spying in the UK.
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