Prince Andrew Faces Police Review Over Alleged Use of False Name in Business Filings

Anti-monarchy group Republic has reported the Duke of York to the Metropolitan Police for allegedly using a pseudonym in official company records.

Prince Andrew is accused of using the name 'Andrew Inverness' in filings with Companies House, allegedly breaching UK regulations.
The complaint, filed by the campaign group Republic, claims that the use of a false name in official records constitutes an offense under UK law.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed they are assessing the complaint but have not yet launched a formal investigation into the matter.
The name 'Andrew Inverness' corresponds to Andrew's Scottish title, Duke of Inverness, but critics argue it obscures his royal identity in business dealings.
This development adds to ongoing scrutiny of Prince Andrew, following past controversies involving Jeffrey Epstein and alleged ties to a Chinese spy.