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accused of using a fake name to register a company, The Post has learned.The disgraced Duke of York, 64, used the pseudonym Andrew Inverness in 2003 when he joined forces with sports retail tycoon Johan Eliasch to set up a company called Naples Gold Limited.Andrew, who owned four companies that were linked to those registered at Companies House under the name, was described as a “consultant” on official forms, docs obtained by The Post show.Now, an anti-monarchy campaign group called Republic has accused the former working royal of falsifying official documents.Graham Smith, the chief executive of the organization, has filed an official complaint to Scotland Yard, responsible for policing much of London.“The royals appear to believe they can act with impunity, an impression given weight by the lack of police action on serious allegations of corruption and sexual offenses,” Smith told The Telegraph.London’s Metropolitan Police is currently in the process of determining whether any further action against the scandal-scarred duke is required. Andrew was given the title Earl of Inverness by his later mother, Queen Elizabeth II, after he wed Sarah Ferguson in 1986.

Despite it only being less than a week into the New Year, it appears King Charles III has already been dealt a fresh blow.

poised to leave the Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, after the king refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it emerged that month that Andrew had found a financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him to remain at the royal digs.The father of two has resided at the sprawling property since 2004.

While it is known that Balmoral Castle was the late Queen's favourite residence thanks to the privacy she was afforded there, another home that held a deeply special place in her heart was Windsor Castle.The late Queen lived at the historic estate in Berkshire for her entire life, whether that is in the main castle, in Royal Lodge when she was small or at Windlesham Moor with her young family. And there is another rather unexpected home that the monarch was especially fond of which currently sits in the garden of The Duke of York's home that he continues to share with his ex-wife, Sarah, Duchess of York.

ongoing bitter feud with King Charles over the estate, it appears as though Fergie was unwilling to answer any questions regarding her living situation, according to royal correspondent Richard Mineards.Mineards, who writes for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s local paper the Montecito Journal, revealed that Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice’s mom recently appeared on US TV to discuss the royals.“While other hacks were peppering her with inane questions, I asked Fergie, given her new contract, if she would at last be moving out of Royal Lodge, the Queen Mother’s former home near Windsor Castle, having said previously she couldn’t afford to run any of the homes offered her by her mother-in-law Queen Elizabeth,” Mineards wrote in his latest column.“She was clearly not amused by my query and walked out of the room.”Mineards added that Lord Piers Wedgwood “said I had asked a perfectly reasonable question given her new contract,” which is rumored to sit at $620,000.Later that day, Ferguson reportedly “darted to the other side of the room” after spotting Mineards at a charity fund-raiser hosted by Fergie and James Ogilvy.“James noticed and asked me what had happened. I explained the lunchtime walkout and he rolled his eyes,” Mineards added.Ferguson’s ex Andrew, whom she divorced in 1996 after 10 years of marriage, has been locked in a bitter battle over the royal residence with the king in recent years.The feud kick-started years ago, after the duke was linked to disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein, and the duo have been at odds even more so in the last year.Charles had been desperately trying to evict Andrew from the sprawling estate and into a smaller property.

King Charles is reportedly "frustrated with Prince Andrew" over the Duke of York's financial affairs, a Royal expert has claimed. Despite questions about his income sources, Andrew secured his stay at the Royal Lodge in November, and it remains uncertain if he has informed the King about his financial situation.

A royal expert has claimed that Prince Andrew is "desperate to cling to power" after it was revealed that his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, allegedly persuaded him to skip the Royal Family's Christmas celebrations.The 64-year-old duke reportedly spent Christmas alone with Sarah, 65, at Royal Lodge, rather than joining his family at Sandringham House. As a result, they missed the traditional Christmas morning walk from Sandringham to St Mary Magdalene Church.Their eldest daughter, Princess Beatrice, and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, did attend the service with senior royals after changing their travel plans due to medical advice during Beatrice's pregnancy.

King Charles notably excluded Prince Harry and Prince Andrew from his Christmas Day speech. The 76 year old monarch addressed the nation in a pre-recorded message from London's Fitzrovia Chapel of the former Middlesex Hospital.

Princess Beatrice, who is expecting her second child, made a surprise appearance with the Royal family at Church on Christmas Day.The 36 year old had initially planned to spend the festive season with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and his family but decided to join the family at Sandringham after it was revealed that her father Prince Andrew would not be attending due to controversy surrounding his links to an alleged Chinese spy. However, after receiving medical advice against long-distance travel, Beatrice decided to make the trip to Sandringham with her husband Edoardo and their three year old daughter Sienna.

A Royal expert has suggested that Prince Andrew might never join the Christmas dinner at Sandringham again following the Chinese spy scandal.The Duke of York, who is 64, had an invitation to the Royal Family's festive gathering but chose to stay away after an associate was alleged to be a Chinese spy. Speaking to The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, biographer Andrew Lownie remarked: "I don't think he's going to go to Sandringham ever again." He mentioned that it's crucial for the Royals to keep their distance from the embattled Duke to prevent further embarrassment.

Following the news that the Duke of York will no longer join the rest of the Royal Family for the Christmas celebrations at Sandringham House in Norfolk following his associations with an alleged Chinese spy, it became clear that someone else would also be affected. Sarah, Duchess of York was, for many years, not invited to spend the festive period with her daughters and the royals.

Prince Andrew was seen alone near Windsor Castle on Sunday, having chosen to skip the Royal Family's Christmas festivities at Sandringham amid the Chinese spy scandal.

Prince Andrew might be looking to live out his days in a self-imposed exile abroad, much like his grandfather, according to his biographer. Royal author Nigel Cawthorne has said it seems "inevitable" that the Duke of York will have to leave Britain due to the backlash from his latest scandal involving an alleged Chinese spy.

Prince Edward and his wife Sophie were bracing for a less than joyful Christmas due to the presence of Prince Andrew, until a last-minute alteration in plans brought them relief.

King Charles was caught in a family crisis this month when Prince Andrew got tangled in fresh controversy. Just as the royals were preparing for their Christmas gathering at Sandringham, reports surfaced about Andrew's alleged links to Chinese operative Yang Tengbo, causing a stir.

Prince Andrew is reportedly shunning his responsibility to care for the corgis inherited from his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, while being embroiled in a scandal involving links with an alleged Chinese spy. Despite facing intense scrutiny, a statement from his office claimed that he had "ceased all contact" with the man in question, known as H6, upon initial concerns.The Duke of York's entanglement in this controversy has left members of the Royal Family seething, and it appears to be weighing heavily on him, so much so that he hasn't found the energy to walk his two cherished corgis—a task he usually performed with enthusiasm.

Despite the Royal Family enduring one of their most difficult years in living memory, the last few days have brought about yet more scandal after the Duke of York's association with an alleged Chinese spy was revealed. While the news prompted the Prince to pull out of the upcoming church walk at Sandringham on Christmas Day, his two daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, may not have their Christmases affected, a leading royal expert points out.

Prince Andrew is rumoured to be planning an escape from the UK to Abu Dhabi amidst the latest royal drama.The Duke of York has reportedly been offered a palace in Abu Dhabi by the country's ruling elite, The Daily Beast has claimed.The revelation is expected to feature in an upcoming biography by Andrew Lownie about the 64 year old prince. With recent controversies surrounding his ties with alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo, some of Prince Andrew's friends are suggesting he might "do a [Prince] Harry" and relocate abroad soon.

Prince Andrew is reportedly “sulking” and “refusing” to walk the two corgis he inherited from his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, as he faces a scandal over his connections to an alleged Chinese spy. The disgraced duke, 64, has resorted to delegating the dog duties to “flunkies,” according to The Sun, rather than exercise the pets himself on the grounds of Royal Lodge, the massive Windsor estate his brother King Charles III has tried — and thus far failed — to evict him from.“He’s so down and demoralized he hasn’t even been able to get himself motivated to take the dogs for a walk,” an insider allegedly told The Sun.“He used to do it regularly but recently he can’t even bring himself to go out.”The Duke of York shares custody of the dogs with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, 65.

A royal expert has claimed that Prince Andrew will be feeling “extremely upset” amid reports that he won’t be joining fellow members of the Royal Family for their annual Christmas celebrations at Sandringham.The allegations come after he confirmed that he’d "ceased all contact" with a businessman who is accused of being a Chinese spy. According to a statement from the royal’s office, he cut contact as soon as concerns were raised.

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie were spotted at the Royal Family's annual Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, 19 December, despite their father, Prince Andrew, withdrawing from the event. It has been reported that Andrew made the decision not to attend after consulting with his ex-wife and close confidante, Sarah, Duchess of York.This latest development is another blow for the King's brother, who has also pulled out of joining senior royals at Sandringham for the holiday season. However, Andrew's absence didn't deter his daughters from attending the festive gathering.