British Bank Chief Resigns Over Farage Scandal
NatWest’s Alison Rose leaked the Brexit politician’s financial affairs to a BBC journalist
Source: infowars.com
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Source: politico.eu
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BBC Apologises For Publishing Inaccurate Story On Nigel Farage
The BBC has apologised to Nigel Farage for a story it carried on the closure of his accounts at NatWest's (NWG.L) private bank Coutts
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Source: chiangraitimes.com
BBC Apologises to Farage for 'Inaccurate' Reporting on Debanking
Nigel Farage successfully forced the BBC to apologise for its "inaccurate" reporting on the reasons for his debanking by Coutts.
Source: breitbart.com
Nigel Farage: BBC apologises to Farage over account closure story
The BBC says sorry to Nigel Farage over its report about the closure of his account at private bank Coutts.
Source: bbc.co.uk
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