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Asia Business Report

confidentiality, and she, over a sociable dinner with simon jack, the bbc business editor, clearly said some things that weren't very wise. since when is a bank a moral arbiter of who they deem to be suitable as a customer or not? fin who they deem to be suitable as a customer or not?— a customer or not? on 29th of june, a customer or not? on 29th of june. nigel— a customer or not? on 29th of june, nigel farage _ a customer or not? on 29th of june, nigel farage tweeted i a customer or not? on 29th of| june, nigel farage tweeted his accounts had been closed. the next week, the bbc�*s business editor stated that a senior source had told him that the former ukip leader had fallen short of coutts's financial requirements will stop mr farage obtained a document, revealing that coutts had said his views do not align with our values. two days later, dame alison apologised for the deeply inappropriate comments. six days later, the bbc apologised to mr farage. the business editor tweeted his senior source's information was incomplete and inaccurate. the next afternoon, dame alison admitted to being the source. the natwest board said it netted her error ofjudgment, but said it retained full

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World Business Report

the row about closing nigel farage's account. she admitted she told the bbc it was a commercial decision but had incorrectly denied it reflected his political views too. she was seen as a highly experienced banker, a safe pair of hands to handle the accounts of millions. until now. the first rule of banking is client confidentiality. and she, over a dinner, a sociable dinner with simonjacques, the bbc business editor, clearly said some things that weren't very wise. since when is a bank a moral arbiter of who they deem to be suitable as a customer or not? on 29thjune, nigel farage tweeted his accounts had been closed. the next week, the bbc�*s business editor tweeted that a senior source had told him the former ukip leader had fallen short of coutts' financial requirements. mr farage obtained a document revealing that coutts had said his views do not align with our values.

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BBC News at Ten

reflected his political views too. she was seen as a highly experienced banker, a safe pair of hands to handle the accounts of millions, until now. the first rule of banking is client confidentiality, and she, over a sociable dinner with simonjack, the bbc business editor, clearly said some things that weren't very wise. since when is a bank a moral arbiter of who they deem to be suitable as a customer or not? on 29thjune, nigel farage tweeted that his accounts had been closed. the next week, the bbc�*s business editor tweeted that a senior source had told him the former ukip leader had fallen short of coutts' financial requirements. mr farage obtained a document revealing that coutts had said "his views do not align with our values". two days later, dame alison apologised for the deeply inappropriate comments. six days later, the bbc apologised to mr farage. the business editor tweeted that his senior source's information

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Newsday

breaking news from around the world, 24 breaking news from around the world, 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. the question arises, are consumers going to be willing to trust a chinese platform in this way. so sorry tojump in but chinese platform in this way. so sorry to jump in but we chinese platform in this way. so sorry tojump in but we have run out of time. thank you forjoining us on the programme today. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's turn to a story from the uk now. the chief executive of natwest is facing pressure from the government to resign after she admitted discussing the closure of nigel farage's coutts bank account with the bbc�*s business editor simonjack. dame alison rose said she was wrong to respond to questions about the closure. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood has more on what she said.

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Newsday

desperately trying to copy tiktok but without as much success. there is no guarantee, however, that tiktok is going to have success as it ventures into another area, where does necessarily have the skills and ability. and also, if it cannot crack the question of trust, thanit crack the question of trust, than it is going to fall flat in this area. whilst there are naysayers and antagonists in the us making arguments about our inability to trust the chinese, actually the us platforms are equally to blame for their privacy abuses. the big question arises, are consumers going to be willing to trust a chinese platform in this way. let's turn to a story from the uk now. the chief executive of natwest is facing pressure from the government to resign after she admitted discussing the closure of nigel farage's coutts bank account with the bbc�*s business editor simonjack.

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BBC News at Six

katie razzall can tell us more. the head of natwest, which owns coutts bank, has already apologised to mr farage. now the head of bbc news has written to him to say sorry and the journalist behind the story has tweeted an apology, because earlier this month, the bbc reported that a private bank had closed the former uk played a's account for financial reasons. he had always said it was a political decision, and after the report, mr farage was provided with internal documents which indicated the bank thought he had xenophobic and racist views. the bbc�*s business editor simonjack tweeted today that the information he based the story had been from a trusted and senior source, but it turned out to be incomplete and inaccurate. today, mr farage, speaking to the bbc, said he accepted the apology is with good grace, but natwest was at fault and he still wanted answers from the

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Newsday

because earlier this month, the bbc reported that a private bank had closed the former ukip leader's bacnk account for commercial reasons. he had always said it was a political decision, and after the bbc report, mr farage was provided with highly crtical internal coutts documents which showedd the bank considered he held xenophobic and racist views. the bbc�*s business editor simonjack tweeted today that the information he based the story had been from a trusted and senior source, but he added it turned out to be incomplete and inaccurate. tonight, mr farage, speaking to the bbc, said he accepted the apologies with good grace, but that natwest was at fault and he still wants answers from the bank. you're live with bbc news. george alagiah, one of the bbc�*s most highly—respected, and much—loved presenters, has died. he was 67 — and he'd been living with bowel cancer since 2014. george died at home with his family today —

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The Daily Global

0ur media editor katie razzall can tell us more. the head of natwest, which owns coutts bank, has already apologised to mr farage. now the head of bbc news has written to him to say sorry and the journalist behind the story has tweeted an apology, because earlier this month, the bbc reported that a private bank had closed the former uk played a's account for financial reasons. he had always said it was a political decision, and after the report, mr farage was provided with internal documents which indicated the bank thought he had xenophobic and racist views. the bbc�*s business editor simonjack tweeted today that the information he based the story had been from a trusted and senior source, but it turned out to be incomplete and inaccurate. today, mr farage, speaking to the bbc, said he accepted the apology is with good grace, but natwest was at fault and he still wanted

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BBC News Now

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