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Breaking news from around the world 24 breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day this is bbc news. the boss of one of britain's biggest banks, has apologised to the former ukip leader, nigel farage, in the row over why his account, was closed. alison rose, who's the chief executive at natwest, which owns the private bank coutts, says comments made about him were deeply inappropriate. mr farage claimed his account had been closed, because his political views didn't align with the bank's values. he's now said he wants the chief executive to appear before mps. the government has already ...

Nor was the bbc headline. we know that because of this... after what's called a subject access request, nigel farage received details of coutts' decision, and released them. we see coutts noting mr farage 5 mortgage ending. and adding, "the relationship has been below commercial criteria for some time." and these commercial factors can trigger the closing of an account. but in the document, there 5 more. nigel farage is described as holding "xenophobic, chauvinistic and racist views". it says he s considered by many to be "a disingenuous grifter." and this is mr farage�*s view of that. this ...

But the bbc�*s source said politics had nothing to do with it. we can see that it did. that coutts considered nigel farage 5 politics a reputational risk. and well as that, throughout its reporting of this, bbc news has highlighted that its heard from coutts customers who are below the financial threshold and who still have their accounts. and now tonight, dame alison rose, ceo of natwest — which owns coutts — has apologised to nigel farage for the "deeply inappropate comments about yourself in the now published papers." the letter also promises a "full review of the coutts process for h...

Planned in wales. the government has said there will be no talks and there is no sign of the dispute being resolved any time soon. in fact the bma has called another two day consultant strike for the of august. solidarity to you all. and with the rail union leader offering support at a meeting of bma members this afternoon, there seem to for some doctors at least a desire to press on with their action. alison rose, the chief executive at natwest, says comments made about nigel farage were deeply inappropriate. mr farage said his account had been closed because his political views didn't align ...