A Greek national is charged by UK police with assisting a foreign intelligence service believed to be linked to Iran. According to multiple outlets, the case relates to alleged targeting of a UK-based journalist who works for Iran International Television, an anti-regime broadcaster. The reporting says the charges stem from allegations that the man provided assistance connected to the journalist’s targeting. The BBC and other sources cite statements from the Metropolitan Police, which describe the alleged conduct as involving assistance to a foreign intelligence service. Sky News and the Financial Times add that the alleged offence is connected to Iran International. The Independent similarly reports that the allegations concern the targeting of the journalist. The sources do not provide further detail in these accounts about the precise nature of the alleged assistance, the timing of the events, or the investigative methods involved. The charges are presented as allegations and the individual has not been found guilty in the reporting provided. The UK authorities’ claim centers on the alleged intelligence link and the purported connection to the journalist’s targeting.