<h1>UK Minister Faces Corruption Probe Over Properties Linked to Bangladesh's Former Regime; National Crime Agency Involved.</h1> Bangladesh's Chief Adviser has urged the UK to investigate alleged corruption involving a British minister and her family, linked to properties acquired during her aunt's tenure as Bangladesh's leader. The properties, reportedly obtained through illicit means, are tied to the previous regime's allies. The minister, serving in the UK government, faces pressure to resign amid these allegations. An investigation revealed her residence in a property connected to offshore companies implicated in the Panama Papers. The adviser emphasized the need to return these assets to Bangladesh, highlighting the misuse of funds by the former regime. The UK's National Crime Agency has expressed willingness to assist in asset recovery.