
What we know so far about the alleged Chinese spy with links to Andrew
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : Yang Tengbo is said to have become a 'close´ confidant of the Duke of York (Chris Jackson/PA) Mr Yang came to the UK in 2002, studying language in London for one year, then taking a master's degree at the University of York in Public Administration and Public Policy, the ruling also said.45% : In a statement after a High Court judge lifted an order granting him anonymity, he said: "Due to the high level of speculation and misreporting in the media and elsewhere, I have asked my legal team to disclose my identity.
42% : But Home Office lawyers argued that Mr Yang had downplayed his links to an arm of the CCP, and that his relationship with Andrew could be used for political interference.
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