‘Drone factory snoop spied for Russian soldier’

An accused spy charged with providing information about British drone factories to a Russian volunteer soldier will stand trial next April. Joshua Cammidge, 31, allegedly volunteered to sabotage the factories himself while communicating with the soldier, Aiden Minnis. Cammidge, is said to have researched four drone factories and also provided information on a WiFi jamming device. He was arrested at his home in Swindon on 4 September by counter terror police. Cammidge appeared at the Old Bailey today (Fri) via…

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