The heir to the throne has asked his ethics watchdogs to examine whether society fixers made a ­fortune setting up the get-together. Charles, 72, is understood to be mortified at the implication that a private audience with him could he hawked around to the super-rich. And his foundation is treating the allegations “very seriously”. Details of the royal access deal are contained in an email sent by a businessman Michael Wynne-Parker to a would-be donor to the charity. Mr Wynne-Parker runs Intracom International, arranging introductions for clients to influential people. His email sets out in 14 ­bullet points that for £100,000, the donor and a guest could visit Dumfries House, Charles’ Pall ...