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Michael accused of ‘selling access’ to Putin World May 10, 2021 LONDON: 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 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...

Queen's cousin Prince Michael accused of using royal status to 'sell access' to Putin Mirror 2 hrs ago Taz Ali & Ryan Merrifield 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 w...

Queen's cousin Prince Michael accused of using royal status to seek favours from Putin Her Majesty's cousin Prince Michael of Kent was caught telling undercover reporters he could get Vladimir Putin to back their fake gold company for £10,000 a day, according to reports The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your inform...

Queen's cousin Prince Michael accused of using royal status to ‘sell access’ to Vladimir Putin Vladimir Putin 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 S...

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...