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Brandishing a pair of oversize scissors, she joked: ‘I’d go anywhere for a hot meal!’ It was a dig at critics, who’d been moaning that the gig was unbecoming of a British royal. But the light-hearted remark also laid bare a more serious truth: that despite their blue-blooded pedigree, the Princess and her husband, Prince Michael, had grown accustomed to being perennially short of cash. The Prince and Princess Michael of Kent photographed at Nether Lypiatt Manor, their unconventional pursuit of money continues to make headlines Prince Michael and Putin were joint patrons of an event at...

The Queen’s cousin was filmed at a business meeting with undercover reporters

An undercover investigation has claimed Prince Michael of Kent was willing to use his royal status for personal profit, and to seek favours from Russian president Vladimir Putin. The Queen’s cousin told undercover reporters posing as investors from South Korea in a virtual meeting that he could be hired for £10,000 a day to make “confidential” representations to Mr Putin’s regime. The revelation was made by Channel 4 Dispatches in collaboration with the Sunday Times, who set up a fake South Korean gold company called House of Haedong and approached five members of the royal family wi...

Queen's cousin in Kremlin cash-for-access storm Faith Ridler For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Fictitious executives were told Prince Michael of Kent could be hired to endorse their company to Vladimir Putin's inner circle, a bombshell report claims.    The Queen's cousin, 78, was filmed in a Zoom meeting where undercover reporters posing as clients from South Korea were told he could be hired for £10,000 a day to make 'confidential' representations in Moscow.     Journalists from Channel 4 Dispatches and The Sunday Times were investigating ...

142 IN view of the change of regime in India and of the hope expressed by the new Viceroy that Indians would try at the outset to give faith to him until they found him undeserving of it, speculation has for some time been rife as to what attitude the leaders of the non-co-operation movement would take up towards His Excellency. It would seem that there is no room for a change of attitude, because the movement never purported to be and never was directed against individuals. It is directed against a system of government, and so long as that system remains unaltered, any change in the personne...