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UK concerned over China spying row engulfing Prince Andrew

Headline from Digital Journal, on the newest of 2 developments

The UK government Monday voiced growing concerns over allegations of espionage by China, as a Chinese businessman with links to disgraced Prince Andrew

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  1. Suspected Chinese spy with business ties to Prince Andrew barred from UK

    Headline from The Republic ·

  2. Newest

    UK concerned over China spying row engulfing Prince Andrew

    Headline from Digital Journal ·

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  1. New York Post

    Prince Andrew’s ‘close confidant’ accused of being ‘Chinese spy,’ banned from UK: report (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    It appears as though Prince Andrew can't help but attract controversy within his circle as his business adviser is accused of being a spy, according to reports.

  2. The Republic

    Suspected Chinese spy with business ties to Prince Andrew barred from UK (opens The Republic)

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    LONDON (AP) — A suspected Chinese spy with business ties to Prince Andrew has been barred from the U.K. because of concerns he poses a threat to national security. A British immigration tribunal upheld the decision on Thursday in a ruling that revealed the Chinese national had developed such a close…

  3. Washington Times

    Suspected Chinese spy with business ties to Prince Andrew barred from U.K. (opens Washington Times)

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    A suspected Chinese spy with business ties to Prince Andrew has been barred from the U.K. because of concerns he poses a threat to national security.

  4. The Guardian

    Prince Andrew says he ‘ceased all contact’ with alleged Chinese spy after government advice (opens The Guardian)

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    Statement from the Duke of York says he met the businessman through ‘official channels’ and ‘nothing of a sensitive nature ever discussed’

  5. Digital Journal

    Chinese spy claims add to Prince Andrew's woes (opens Digital Journal)

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    A former UK security minister said Friday that it was "extremely embarrassing" that a suspected Chinese spy had become a confidant of disgraced royal

  6. Breitbart News

    Alleged Chinese Spy Tied to Prince Andrew Named After Farage Pressure (opens Breitbart News)

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    Following pressure from Nigel Farage's Reform UK party, the name of the alleged Chinese spy connected to Prince Andrew has been revealed.

  7. Digital Journal

    UK concerned over China spying row engulfing Prince Andrew (opens Digital Journal)

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    The UK government Monday voiced growing concerns over allegations of espionage by China, as a Chinese businessman with links to disgraced Prince Andrew

  8. MyNorthwest

    Who is the alleged Chinese spy with close ties to Britain's Prince Andrew? (opens MyNorthwest)

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    LONDON (AP) — An alleged Chinese spy who cultivated close ties with Prince Andrew said Monday he has done “nothing wrong or unlawful” as Britain's

  9. The Guardian

    Monday briefing: What do we know about Prince Andrew and the alleged Chinese spy? (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    In today’s newsletter: Many questions remain unanswered about the person known only as H6, but the complex relationship between China and the UK is sure to be put under the spotlight

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