The British government needs to make an urgent extradition request to Hong Kong to send Andrew and Tristan Tate back to the UK to face criminal charges, senior MPs have demanded.

Self-described misogynist Andrew and his brother have been posting photos and videos of their time in Hong Kong since arriving over the weekend.

Both the UK and Romania have extradition warrants against the pair as they face charges in each country, including rape and human trafficking. They both deny all charges in both countries.

But Hong Kong politicians said that they could only extradite the British-American brothers if the UK or Romania requested Hong Kong does so.

The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have now called on Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to urgently demand their extradition.

Andrew Tate taunted the UK government on Monday, posting on X: “If England doesn’t extradite me soon I’ll have to fly there myself and I think the taxpayer should pay for my flight if the government wanna talk to me so badly.”

The social media posts the brothers have shared from Hong Kong, liked by thousands, include a video showing teenage boys flocking to take selfies with the pair in the city’s famous Lan Kwai Fong bar district.

They also shared videos of them partying in various bars with lots of women around them and on a luxury yacht as well as a photo underneath the Marsh Road sign in Wan Chai in reference to the Luton council estate they grew up on, and a picture of controversial shark’s fin soup.

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