King Charles and Prince William have been accused of "corruption" and "hypocrisy" by campaigners following reports that they profited to the tune of millions from schools, hospitals, other public services and charities.

Just about everything done on their land — the 44,748-acre Duchy of Lancaster on parcels throughout England and Wales, and the 130,000-acre Duchy of Cornwall in southwest England — generates a charge.

The King, The Prince & Their Secret Millions' breaks down how the royals are reportedly receiving public money

King Charles and his son Prince William are increasing their huge fortunes with rents from British institutions including schools, fire stations and even hospitals, UK media has reported. The Sunday Times newspaper and broadcaster Channel 4 joined forces in a five-month-long investigation which uncovered more than 5,

King Charles and Prince William’s respective private estates have been cashing in on eye-popping sums of money each year, rinsing charities and public services in the UK of millions, an investigation has found.