Chinese SPY tried to get into Queen’s royal carriage during state visit

The spy tried to get into the royal carriage with the Queen and Xi Jinping

 

Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II was pictured riding in the gilded horse drawn coach with Xi along Horse Guards Parade last week, blissfully unaware of the danger she could have been in.

The Chinese agent posed as an official interpreter in a reported attempt to get inside the carriage with The Queen and her guest.

But he was thwarted by members of the diplomatic protection squad – an elite group from Scotland Yard tasked with providing 24-hour security for the royal family and other VIPs in London – who realised something wasn’t quite right.

Banker shot SIX times in London assassination attempt could help solve Russian murder

A RUSSIAN banker who survived being shot six times in an assassination attempt in London could help police solve the murder of a political leader in his home country.

German Gorbuntsov has been living under 24-hour armed guard in the UK since the shooting outside his apartment in Canary Wharf in 2012.

But now police in Moscow believe the 49-year-old businessman could help them solve the murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, a strong critic of President Vladimir Putin, who was killed in February.

Princess Diana assassination plot claim soldier spoke to wife of ‘hit’ after SAS gave Prince William driving lessons

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A face encounter with Prince William prompted an SAS soldier to make the extraordinary claim that Princess Diana was murdered by a member of the elite unit.

After taking William on an SAS advanced ­driving course in 2008, the former sniper, known only as Soldier N, went home and confided to his wife that Diana was assassinated in an alleged plot.

He calmly told his wife that she was killed when a bright light was shone into the Paris tunnel ­moments before the crash.