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PRINCE ANDREW was reported to the police today after he allegedly set up a company using false information.

Graham Smith, the CEO of anti-monarchy group Republic, filed the report, alleging that the prince, real name Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, used the false name of Andrew Inverness.

It says that he also listed an address in London where he has never resided as his residential address.

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