MPs vowing to defy the courts by naming 'Chinese spy' with links to Prince Andrew

MPs are vowing to defy the courts to name the alleged Chinese spy as the only way to bring about a full investigation into the affair. Last night, Reform leader Nigel Farage said his party was prepared to name the man if the courts did not lift the order – using Parliamentary privilege which protects MPs from legal action when speaking in the House of Commons Chamber. MPs are threatening to name the Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew if courts fail to lift an anonymity order Reform leader Nigel Farage said his party was prepared to name the man if the courts did not lift the order Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith said he would seek a Commons debate on Monday on the suspect's alleged activities 'This is a case where Parliamentary privilege ought to be used and Reform will name him in that event.' Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith will on Monday seek a Commons debate on the suspect's alleged activities despite the convention that MPs do not discuss the affairs of senior Royals. But following the revelations about his entanglements with an alleged Chinese spy, I do not believe Andrew's behaviour is compatible with membership of this ancient order of chivalry.'