UK MPs Threaten to Name Chinese Spy H6

Pressure is mounting on UK ministers to reveal the identity of an alleged Chinese spy known only as H6, who developed close ties with Prince Andrew and met two former prime ministers, David Cameron and Theresa May. MPs from various parties are threatening to use parliamentary privilege to name the individual if courts do not lift an anonymity order, citing national security concerns and the need for transparency. The businessman was banned from the UK after being deemed a potential threat to national security, prompting calls for a full investigation into his connections with high-profile figures. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith are particularly vocal, accusing the government of being too lenient on China and warning against an establishment cover-up. Additionally, there are calls for Prince Andrew to lose his membership in the Order of the Garter due to his associations with the alleged spy. The High Court is expected to reconsider the anonymity ruling soon, amidst growing public and political scrutiny.