Prince Michael of Kent’s army role questioned after claims he sold access to Kremlin

Honorary position challenged by Labour after Queen's cousin allegedly told reporters he could be hired for 10,000 a day to contact Putin's team

Claims that the Queen's cousin was willing to use his royal status to sell privileged access to Vladimir Putin's regime have raised questions over whether he should keep his honorary position in the British army, according to Labour.

Prince Michael of Kent allegedly told undercover reporters posing as investors from South Korea that he could be hired for 10,000 a day to make confidential" representations to the Russian president's team.