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Jessica West is sat on the pavement outside Starbucks sheltering from the pouring rain. The night before, as temperatures in Manchester city centre dropped to 6C, she slept in the doorway of a Wagamama.

An alleged Chinese spy, who reportedly had close connections with Prince Andrew, is said to have known the ins and outs of his Royal Lodge residence without drawing attention.This revelation surfaced following the release of photographs showing the Duke of York, aged 64, at a gathering with the supposed spy, identified only as H6, a former government employee.The images have sparked controversy since H6 has been barred from entering the UK after being tagged as an operative by Tory ex-Home Secretary Suella Braverman in July 2023 for "deceptive activity" on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party. Conservative former security minister Tom Tugendhat expressed concerns over the potential influence the alleged agent might have had on the royal.

The Duke of York has confirmed that he "ceased all contact" with a businessman, known only as H6, who is accused of being a Chinese spy.This happened as soon as concerns were raised about him, according to a statement from his office. Andrew had met the individual through "official channels" and there was "nothing of a sensitive nature ever discussed".

BBC News reports.British officials reportedly believe that the 50-year-old man was a member of the Chinese Communist Party, and had secretly worked for its United Front Work Department.On Friday, the unnamed man had lost his appeal against the UK government’s decision to ban him from the country, effective immediately from March 2023.While it’s unclear exactly how he and Andrew, 64, became acquainted, the disgraced royal previously invited his former business adviser to his birthday party in 2020.At the party, he allegedly told Andrew that he couldn’t act on his behalf when dealing with potential Chinese investors, the outlet adds. He also received an invite to join the royals at their estate in Windsor.According to the published ruling, in which the man is referred to as H6, the judge said that former home secretary Suella Braverman was entitled to conclude that [H6] represented a risk to the national security of the United Kingdom.”The ruling also states that Braverman was “entitled to conclude that his exclusion was justified and proportionate.”British officials have said that the volume of access the man had to the royals was a “serious breach of national security,” The Times of London reports.In a letter found on one of his electronic devices, one of Andrew’s advisers told him, “Outside of [the prince’s] closest internal confidants, you sit at the very top of a tree that many, many people would like to be on,” per the BBC.Among the other items found was a briefing document, in which the “main talking points” were laid out for a call the man was slated to have with Andrew.The document read, “IMPORTANT: Manage expectations.

A suspected Chinese operative, closely linked to the Duke of York, has been barred from entering the UK amid concerns he could pose a threat to the royal.The 50 year old man was taken off a plane from Beijing to London in February 2023 and told Britain was to ban him from the country. Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman made the decision due to his involvement in "covert and deceptive activity".

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has declared more than £60,000 in earnings from GB News in the latest register of MPs’ interests.

Jeremy Hunt has reportedly ruled himself out of the race to replace Rishi Sunak as Tory leader after the crushing election defeat to Labour. It comes as the jostling begins to lead the Conservatives in opposition, although expected contender Suella Braverman on Saturday said there were “no announcements”.

Rishi Sunak has been branded as "weak" after he refused to punish right-wing Tory MPs who voted against his Rwanda bill last night.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda deportation legislation survived a right-wing Conservative rebellion on Wednesday night (January 17).

The Supreme Court has ruled that the UK Government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful.

Police have charged seven people in connection with Remembrance Day violence. The action was taken in connection with a number of offences, including assault on an emergency worker, criminal damage and possession of an offensive weapon..

Thousands of pro-Palestine protestors gathered in Glasgow today to call for an urgent ceasefire in Gaza.

First Minister Humza Yousaf has accused Suella Braverman of emboldening far-right protesters after some clashed with police as they tried to reach the Cenotaph.

Laurence Fox‘s GB News show, in which stand-in presenter Martin Daubney interviewed Reform Party leader Richard Tice about the hot-button small boats issue, has become the latest to be found in breach by Ofcom.

Transport Police will be patrolling train stations across the UK to tackle hate crime amid the ongoing conflict in Israel and the border with Gaza.

The Laurence Fox rant on Dan Wootton Tonight is now comfortably the most complained about broadcast of the past two years while complaints have come flooding in for yet another GB News show, Lee Anderson‘s interview with Home Secretary Suella Braverman.

Toploader are facing criticism after performing at the Tory Party Conference – check out the footage and a range of reactions below.The Eastbourne band – who count former PM Liz Truss as a fan – played their 1999 hit version of ‘Dancing In The Moonlight’ at the Blues Kitchen in Manchester yesterday (October 3).According to Politico, the live appearance was hosted by UK Music. The organisation was hosting a conference in the city yesterday, titled ‘How Can A Conservative Government Boost Our Music Industry’.The third day of the 2023 Conservative Party Conference also saw Home Secretary Suella Braverman receive backlash for saying that a “hurricane” of migration is coming to the United Kingdom.Braverman promised to do “whatever it takes” to stop small boat crossings, adding that immigration was “already too high”.Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is among those to have called out the Home Secretary, saying that she had used “utterly despicable language straight out of the far-right playbook”.Toploader have since been criticised over their decision to perform as part of the Tory Party Conference.Sharing a clip of the brief gig, music critic Simon Price wrote: “I once hit the guy from Toploader with a champagne cork at the Q Awards, from right across the room.“Hell of a shot, but I felt slightly guilty afterwards.

Suella Braverman has said some immigrants are 'not embracing British values' and are living 'parallel lives' to the rest of the country.

The Prime Minister will deliver a speech today in Downing Street at 4.30pm.

The American XL bully dog will be banned by the end of the year following a series of attacks, it has been announced.

The owner of an eight-stone XL bully insists she trusts her dog so much she lets other people's children pet him. Ellee Keegan insists her XL bully, named Costa, is a 'loving dog' and a 'big softie'.