MPs were told by the head of the UK’s private security industry regulator on Wednesday that there is no intelligence on women being spiked with needles Security Industry Authority Director and former police boss Paul Fullwood spoke to Labour MP Dame Diana Johnson and Conservative MP Tim Loughton as part of a wider inquiry into spiking. The committee also took evidence from spiking victims about their experiences. “We have no intelligence of spiking by needle as such that we found, certainly in the last few months into our intelligence systems,” said Fullwood. Last year, there were renewed safety fears following multiple news reports that women were being spiked by needles in nightclubs across the UK. The phenomenon first appeared last autumn after reports from women who started to detail their experiences with photographic evidence of the worrying new trend. The BBC reported in December that Nottinghamshire Police said it had received …