Tories are under fire as critics say they are 'staggered' by the latest claims an alleged Chinese spy linked to Prince Andrew gained access to the heart of the British Government

Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, is due to attend the pre-Christmas party at Buckingham Palace this Thursday but, following the Chinese spy debacle, insiders say he should do "the gentlemanly thing"

Prince Andrew is being told to kept away from Royal Family Christmas celebrations as he battles scandal about his links to an alleged Chinese spy.

Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, is under scrutiny over his relationship with a Chinese businessman, known as H6, who has been banned from the UK over spying concerns

Prince Andrew has been urged to uninvite himself from public-facing Christmas events this year, following revelations of his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy.

The scandal surrounding an alleged Chinese spy who managed to gain access to Buckingham Palace as a "close confidant" of Prince Andrew, the younger brother of King Charles III, intensified on Sunday...

A Chinese businessman who forged close links with Prince Andrew and was authorised to act on his behalf to seek investors in China has been banned from Britain on national security grounds.

Politicians have branded the legal restrictions on identifying the suspected agent 'ridiculous' - especially as their details are widely known abroad.

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

On a visit to Norway, the PM was asked about the case of the suspected Beijing agent who had close ties with the Duke of York.

The Duke of York appeared glum this morning as he drove his Range Rover from Royal Lodge, Windsor, after his alleged decade-long friendship with a Chinese spy was uncovered.

An alleged Chinese spy with close links to Prince Andrew has been named for the first time after a High Court judge lifted an anonymity order.

Yang Tengbo, 50, reportedly met former Prime Ministers David Cameron and Theresa May and visited Buckingham Palace twice after forming a close link with Prince Andrew

Yang Tengbo, 50, met former Prime Ministers David Cameron and Theresa May and reportedly visited Buckingham Palace twice as a guest of the Duke.

Prince Andrew is expected to attend a pre-Christmas lunch with the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace on Thursday but is being urged to "uninvite himself"

Alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo has been named following a High Court hearing on Monday. He formed a close relationship with the Duke of York and other political figures

The Duke of York is still expected to attend a pre-Christmas lunch with the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace on Thursday. But it is understood he is being urged to withdraw from public life

The Duke of York has been embroiled in a series of controversies in recent months and King Charles may seek the help of another member of the family to help him escape the spotlight

An alleged Chinese spy, linked to the royal, was named on Monday following a High Court judgement.

A court order which gave Yang anonymity was lifted on Monday following a long-running legal battle with the Home Office.

Both Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson are set to miss this year’s festivities in Norfolk, and will instead spend Christmas at Royal Lodge.

He has decided not go to Sandringham to join the festivities and will instead stay at home.

Yang Tengbo's court-enforced anonymity order has been lifted.