David Beckham's personal emails released by hackers

David Beckham was last night embroiled in a furious row after he was targeted by hackers who leaked emails which alleged he used his charity work as part of a campaign to win a knighthood David Beckham was last night embroiled in a furious row after he was targeted by hackers who leaked emails which alleged he used his charity work as part of a campaign to win a knighthood. THE HACKED EMAILS AND THEIR ALLEGATIONS IN SUMMARY Slammed the honours committee: The former England captain was accused of calling the honours committee 'unappreciative c****' for its failure to make him Sir David £6,685 from Unicef for a flight: Beckham, an ambassador for Unicef, allegedly demanded £6,685 from the charity for a business class flight for him to attend an event in Asia, even though his sponsors had provided a private jet. UNICEF'S DEFENCE OF BECKHAM IN FULL 'As well as generously giving his time, energy and support to help raise awareness and funds for Unicef's work for children, David has given significant funds personally. 'Unicef has become aware of media reports relating to 7: the David Beckham Fund for Unicef,' the charity said. The leaks also reveal an exchange between Simon Oliveira and the producer of ITV's Jonathan Ross Show in 2013, with the PR man asking the presenter to angle questions towards a knighthood, which did happen on the show The presenter said: 'We haven't heard the announcement of the honours this year, so they haven't tipped you a wink or anything?'