A request to investigate the Duke of York was made on Monday by the anti-monarchy group Republic, which reported the royal for using a pseudonym in his financial dealings. The group requested the Metropolitan Police investigate Prince Andrew without "fear or favour" after alleging he was using the name "Andrew Inverness" in his financial dealings.

The Duke of York had "significant control" over Urramoor Limited which was set-up in 2013 but the company has now applied to be struck off just a year after being rescued by a mystery donor

Prince Andrew has hit headlines again this week after a firm managing his private investments has applied to be shut down. The company, Urramoor Limited, has closed just a year after it was bailed out by a mystery donor in December 2023. At the time, the donor gave £210,000 to the company which the Duke of York, 64, had significant control over.

PRINCE Andrew suffered a fresh blow after a firm managing his private investments shut down. Urramoor Limited — which the disgraced Duke of York had “significant control over” — applied to be

Prince Andrew has suffered another financial blow in a fresh setback for the disgraced Duke of York. According to documents filed with Companies House this week, Andrew's private investment firm, Urramoor Limited,