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The Royal Family has promised to stop wasting money. This is the proof it hasn't
The monarchy’s core taxpayer funding is set to double to £100m, as annual accounts reveal a rise in royal spending on travel, staff and hospitality
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independent.co.uk
Royal family core funding set to almost double to £100 million a year
The decision to increase funding was made by the Royal Trustees, including outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer
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How much does the royal family cost? Key figures as Sovereign Grant increases again
Here are some of the key figures from the 2025-26 Sovereign Grant and other royal accounts
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mirror.co.uk
Royal Family bumper pay rise in cost of living crisis is a tough pill to swallow
A new deal with the Treasury means the Royal Family are to get £100million a year of taxpayer money - and Royal Editor Russell Myers says we should be entitled to more transparency
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Royal family core funding set for major increase under new grant formula
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
King Charles reveals £12.9m tax bill for first time as monarchy's public funding nears £100m
Britain's royal finances have entered a new era of transparency after King Charles became the first reigning monarch to publicly disclose his personal tax bill, while Buckingham…
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inews.co.uk
The Royal Family has promised to stop wasting money. This is the proof it hasn't
The monarchy’s core taxpayer funding is set to double to £100m, as annual accounts reveal a rise in royal spending on travel, staff and hospitality
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theguardian.com
At last, an economic policy we can all get behind – doubling the royal family’s funding | Marina Hyde
But with rumours about a certain workshy Windsor circulating this week, are we actually encouraging joblessness with an overly generous safety net, asks Guardian columnist Marina…