A SUSPECTED Chinese spy who was friends with Prince Andrew has been unmasked for the first time. Yang Tengbo, 50 – who is understood to have been a “close confidante” of the Duke

The Chinese businessman at the heart of the alleged Prince Andrew spy scandal has been revealed as Yang Tengbo. The 50-year-old director of a Chinese investment consultancy firm was barred from the UK in 2023 after it was deemed he would likely pose a threat to national security.

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An alleged Chinese spy who was banned from the UK and linked to the Duke of York can now be named as Yang Tengbo, a High Court judge has ruled. The 50-year-old, previously known as H6, is said to have become a “close” confidant of the Duke of York and has also been pictured with senior politicians including Lord David Cameron and Baroness Theresa May.

The identity of the alleged Chinese spy who penetrated the upper echelons of British society can be revealed after the High Court struck down an anonymity order. Yang Tengbo, 50, is the businessman previously known only as H6 who became a ‘close confidant’ of Prince Andrew.

Yang Tengbo, the alleged Chinese spy banned from the UK and linked to the Duke of York, said he has “done nothing wrong or unlawful”, adding in a statement that the “widespread description of me as a ‘spy’ is entirely untrue”.