Alleged Chinese spy linked to Prince Andrew is ‘tip of the iceberg’, warns former Tory leader - Reform UK has threatened to name the alleged Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew in parliament

A suspected Chinese spy, referred to as H6, has been banned from the UK after building a close relationship with Prince Andrew. H6, with ties to the Chinese Communist Party, used his connections to gain access to British political figures,

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An alleged Chinese spy, who can only be identified as H6, could be named in Parliment today as pressure mounts on Prince Andrew over questions about his links to the businessman

The Labour government has been branded “weak” as it prepares to face MPs demanding answers on the alleged Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew. Known only as H6, the alleged spy became a close confidant of the Duke of York, and reportedly also met David Cameron in Downing Street and Theresa May at a black-tie reception.

Former Conservative leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith has called the alleged Chinese spy, who has been barred from entering the UK, the "tip of the iceberg". Sir Iain - who is applying for an urgent question in the Commons on China's influence - told BBC Radio 4's Today programme there are "many more" like the businessman,

Prince Andrew has been spotted in public for the first time following his connections to the alleged Chinese spy.

Nigel Farage has threatened to reveal the name of an alleged Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew. The leader of Reform UK said he was prepared to use the parliamentary privilege and name the suspected spy in the House of Commons who is said to have formed an ‘unusual degree of trust’ with the Duke of York.