Daniel James, a British soldier who courts describe as a dual Iranian national, is convicted in November 2008 after being found to have passed classified military information to an Iranian military attaché in Kabul. Court reporting says the material concerned alliance operations. Following the conviction, James serves a prison term of about three years and is released. After his release, he moves into civilian work and becomes a salsa teacher in Brighton, according to the outlet’s account. The available reporting focuses on the conviction, the alleged transfer of confidential details to Iranian contacts, and the subsequent shift to teaching dance in the years after imprisonment. No additional outcomes such as appeal results or details about the length of his sentence beyond the three-year period are included in the provided sources. The reporting does not describe further allegations or government statements beyond the court conviction referenced by the outlet.