King Charles, Prince William Face Financial Scrutiny

King Charles III and Prince William are facing scrutiny over alleged financial improprieties related to millions earned from their royal estates, the Duchy of Lancaster and Duchy of Cornwall, through contracts with charities and public services. Investigations by The Sunday Times and Channel 4's Dispatches have raised questions about the transparency of these financial dealings, with critics accusing them of 'deceiving the public'. Royal experts suggest that this controversy could significantly impact public perception, especially amidst rising costs of living in the UK. Despite operating within legal frameworks, the royal family's financial practices are under fire for lacking accountability, as they benefit from tax exemptions that ordinary citizens do not. Meanwhile, royal commentators note a growing demand for transparency from public figures, including the monarchy. The allegations come at a time when the royal family's finances have come under renewed public interest, with calls for reform and scrutiny of their wealth.