Probe into Cost of Camilla
Byline: ROBERT JOBSON
PRINCE CHARLES faces a parliamentary grilling over the cost of Camilla Parker Bowles in the first public inquiry into his finances.
MPs will question two of Charles's top aides about his income from the Duchy of Cornwall.
It has emerged that he has received a 300per cent pay rise over the past decade, and a salary jump of [pounds sterling]2 million last year, while his tenants' rents have increased.
MPs want to ensure that taxpayers are getting value for money and that Mrs Parker Bowles, who has no official role, is being funded solely by Charles personally from taxed income.
One senior Public Accounts Committee …
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Article title: Probe into Cost of Camilla.
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Newspaper title: The Evening Standard (London, England).
Publication date: February 4, 2005.
Page number: 1.
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