Aussie's knighthood has Cameron under fire

British Prime Minister David Cameron is under fire after revelations his party's Australian election strategist is to be knighted.

Lynton Crosby.

British PM David Cameron is under fire over reports his election strategist is up for a knighthood. (AAP) Source: Press Association

British Prime Minister David Cameron is accused of "degrading the honours system" with his party's Australian election strategist, Lynton Crosby, in line for a knighthood.

Crosby is expected to receive the gong in the New Year Honours List later this week.

The Australian masterminded the Conservative Party's first outright election victory in two decades, returning Mr Cameron to Downing Street in May without the need for a coalition.

The so-called Wizard Of Oz previously helped win the London mayoralty for Boris Johnson.

However, some of Mr Crosby's campaigning techniques and the work of his lobbying firm, including with the tobacco industry, have been controversial.

He is eligible to receive an honour under the UK system as Australia is one of 15 "Commonwealth realms" that have the Queen as their monarch.

Labour MP John Mann condemned the award, which has been reported by the Sunday Times.

"It is degrading the honours system - an insult to the country's heroes," he said.


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