Blast was caused by a missile or part of one that came from within gaza. He also said the uk is providing an additional £20 million worth of aid to civilians in gaza, as well as deploying raf and Royal Navy Personnel to the region. Personnel to the region. The British Government judges that the explosion was likely caused by a missile or part of one that was launched from within gaza towards israel. The misreporting of this incident had a negative effect in the region , including on a vital us region, including on a vital Us Diplomatic effort and on tensions here at home. We need to learn the lessons and ensure that in future there is no rush to judgement. To judgement. The metropolitan Police Commissioner has told the home secretary the government may need to toughen the law on hate crime and terrorism. It comes crime and terrorism. It comes after sir mark rowley met with Suella Braverman to discuss the forces decision not to arrest protesters calling for jihad against israel. A demonstration was all over the uk at the weekend , sir mark said. Horrific weekend, sir mark said. Horrific and gruesome attacks by hamas have also aggravated our own terrorist threats in the uk with hate crime against jewish communities is up 13 fold compared to this time last year. Sir mark said. 34 arrests have been made so far and the force is still trying to identify another 22 people from photography. Photography. P were cancelled the law. We cant enforce taste or decency , cant enforce taste or decency, but we can enforce the law. But we can enforce the law. Conversation finished really around the line of the law and its our job to enforce to that line. Its parliaments job to line. Its parliaments job to draw that line and the thought that maybe events at the moment are illustrating, maybe some of the lines arent quite in the right place. Meanwhile, a London Underground tube driver who led a free palestine chant on his packed train has been suspended. Transport for london saying the driver who led the chant on saturday has been suspended pending further investigation into the incident. It happened on saturday as around 100,000 protesters took part in a pro palestinian demonstration in london. In footage posted online by a journalist appeared to show the chant being led over the trains speaker system. And trains speaker system. And lastly , a man who bought a pool lastly, a man who bought a pool table after winning £2. 4 million on the National Lottery is now queuing up to represent england at the european pool championships. Neil jones and his partner curly julie kirkham, won the money just before christmas 2010. After getting the table, mr jones took advantage of all the free time he had on his hand to brush up on his pool skills, and hes now risen through the ranks, he said. Representing england in malta the championships will malta at the championships will be his proudest moment. Malta at the championships will be his proudest moment. This is be his proudest moment. This is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on Digital Radio and on your Smart Speaker by saying play gb news. This is britains news channel. News channel. Good evening. Three months ago i put in a subject access request to natwest bank, who are of course the parent bank of coutts. Normally under the law an sa should come back in 30 days. However, they wrote to me and said it would take three months to come back because it was complex. Well, i was slightly tipped the wink on saturday when Mohammed Kamal said who was the interim ceo . Remember the last one got sacked quite rightly so. Hes the interim ceo of coutts, said dear mr farage, today you will have received the response to your third data subject access request. This includes request. This includes commentary from other clients and members of the public who contacted the bank and has been made available to you in a separate document. Thank you for your patience. Whilst we process this complex request. Just in this complex request. Just in completing your dsr , our completing your dsr, our processes have uncovered some inappropriate comments and poor behaviours for which i would like to apologise and reassure. Like to apologise and reassure. Assure you that we are following up on these areas as appropriate. As i said in my previous letter to you, we are committed to learning the lessons from this so that in the future we live up to the High Expectations our clients rightly have of us. Yours sincerely, mo. Well, i really had had i not been tipped the wink. So in 600 pages of documents and weve just begun to have a look at it, it begins by them deciding whether the account should be closed and talking about my extreme opinions and actually what they have to say about this is quite extraordinary. And they say if we close his account, id imagine journos would presume that its one of the following. He is broke. That its one of the following. He is broke. He is that its one of the following. He is broke. He is involved with he is broke. He is involved with something shady , or were doing something shady, or were doing it for political reasons. They go on now to say that if they didnt close my account, it imagine what the impact might be. Consideration on the impact on staff with retaining a client who has been so vocal with racist, xenophobic , misogynistic racist, xenophobic, misogynistic and anti semitic views. Well, apart from all of that being absolutely vile and appalling, i suppose they thought if i stayed a client, there might be a terrible Mental Health impact. Just imagine the poor darlings at natwest head office. But one of the key reasons i was de banking was over Climate Change where they make it absolutely clear a particular area to consider is ngfs stance on Climate Change. It does not augn on Climate Change. It does not align with the banks purpose or be core objectives. Now you know that because, of course, because the Organisation Based in america that puts pressure on both the public and private sectors is to go for a highly politicised agenda. They seem very , very pleased. When the very, very pleased. When the account was closed by saying they hoped very much that had taken me down a peg or two and they were. I think, even more thrilled, even more thrilled when they saw the bbc headline. And this, of course, was the kicker. This is when Dame Alison Rose had broken client confidentiality, had briefed that the Business Editor of the bbc and the headline was Nigel Farage Bank account shut for falling below the wealth limit, which we know not to be true. And that led to much internal debate and one of alison roses team concluded that it was really very simple. It was just because , as i was some kind of because, as i was some kind of awful human being. Yes, youre an awful human being. And lol laugh out loud , but i guess that laugh out loud, but i guess that pleased them because as i started to respond publicly on this internal Whatsapp Group within the head office of natwest, it was said, whats the crackpot saying now . Well, all right, maybe they get me on that one. Ill give them that. But heres the one that really shows you and tells you so much about these people. They actually thought and hoped that because theyd closed me down and at the time , nobody else would have me, time, nobody else would have me, that maybe , just maybe, i would that maybe, just maybe, i would even be driven out of the country, which i find absolutely extraordinary. Have we single extraordinary. Have we single handedly driven drive . They put nf out of the country as if this was really the objective . Its funny, isnt it . When i first broke this story and when nobody else would bank me , i did else would bank me, i did actually say maybe i simply have to leave country. And of to leave the country. And one of the other comments that we the other vile comments that we found was one that was actually physically in a way quite threatening. Yet one of them threatening. Yet one of them said that they would actually be actually, id throw a milkshake at him if he approached if i was approached to open an account for him. Well, the only slight for him. Well, the only slight mitigation was one of the people there did post separately that theyd spoken to me on the telephone , just had nigel farage telephone, just had nigel farage on the phone. He is actually ali. Okay. As a client, he sounded exactly like he does on tv. He is quite nice and lives not far from me. Oh, well, at least one of them there appears to be reasonable now. We, of course, have gone back to natwest today and theyve come back and said, we have written to farage to apologise to mr farage to apologise sincerely for the deeply inappropriate comments made about the poor about him and the poor behaviours displayed. Neither behaviours displayed. Neither are with the are consistent with the Standards Service that standards of service s that our client should the Group Standards of service s that our clie|commissioned the Group Standards of service s that our clie|commissioned independent has commissioned an independent review into recent events. Phase one of which has been delivered to the board and we will complete the necessary processes and publish the key findings along with the groups response as soon as possible. All we are as soon as possible. All we are determined to learn the necessary lessons so necessary lessons from this so that the future we live up to that in the future we live up to the High Expectations our clients upon us. Clients rightly place upon us. So is the review from so this is the review from a leading firm of london lawyers whos emeritus chair says that brexiteers are xenophobic and racist. Quite how independent thats going to be. I dont know what we do know is that the board meets on thursday and natwest board meets on thursday. Natwest board meets on thursday. That the quarterly figures are out on friday day and that on thursday they will be discussing the pay with which Dame Alison Rose leaves the Natwest Group. At the moment shes due to leave with just over £11 million, £11 million. And i would like to think that the evidence and by the way, what ive shown you tonight is just a tiny percentage of what will uncover over the course of the next few days. This was the culture that Dame Alison Rose took natwest to, and i hope the board deal with it properly. Now, last weekend the 14th of october, we saw in london marches going through the streets of the capital, Something Like 30,000 people turned up on the streets and we, of course, saw those two women. You remember, with the hamas paraglider photographs on their backs. And we were told by their backs. And we were told by suella, by suella, the home secretary braverman that this wasnt good enough, that the police would act. Well, this weekend, the 21st of october, the protests were so much bigger , the were actually about 100,000 people on the streets. Palestinian flags to be seen everywhere. Their desecration everywhere. Their desecration once again, of war memorials. This particular shot being the Bomber Command memorial, but so much that wed seen the week before, just this time on an even bigger scale, protests climbing up onto the london buses and protests outside the cenotaph. Please use helping a protester climbing down the scaffolding. Very concerned about this chap. They were so concerned they asked if he was okay and gave him back his palestinian flag. Well done. The palestinian flag. Well done. The boys in blue. Absolutely marvellous. And he told the police, look out, theres more people up there. But it gets worse. It gets worse than the worse. It gets worse than the palestinian flag because we actually see protesters with a black flag. Now this black flag, i think, to many would be seen to be a jihadi flag, a flag that weve associated in the past with with al qaeda and isis. The police dont seem to think so. They seem to think this is some sort of religious symbol. Well, i would remind you, you know, that whilst they wave this flag and make hateful chants about the , heres our friend the jews, heres our old friend Osama Bin Laden sitting in front of that exact flag. And finally of that exact flag. And finally and i could show you so many images, but finally , heres one images, but finally, heres one of the protest groups shouting out in the streets of london, clearly calling for jihad music out in the streets of london, clearly calling forjihad music. Clearly calling for jihad music. Now. Now. Now. Now, the police have responded to all of this, but im not sure, frankly, many of us think their responses are are satisfactory. Frankly it seems to me that for the met to say the word jihad has a number of meanings. But we know the public will most commonly associate it with terrorism. Um, we have with terrorism. Um, we have specialist Counter Terror terrorism officers here in the Operations Room who have particular knowledge in this area. They have assessed the video, filmed at the hizb ut tahrir protest, by the way, a group that is banned in most other European Countries in Central London today and have not identified any offences arising from specific clips. And it goes on. So i suppose the debate here really folks, is how of the police just turned a blind eye . Does radical islam now have free rein on the streets of london . Because were just too scared of them and there are too just many of them or or is the boss of the met, sir mark rowley, today right out to say that actually the laws are not clear enough now . Look, are not clear enough now . Look, i am absolutely going to make this clear that i do believe the police were in a devil of a position. You know , the chant position. You know, the chant from the river to the sea, palestine shall be free. Well, it actually means the obliteration of israel. But is that a level at which the police intervene . My own view is people shouting jihad and carrying around isis flags and shouting all sorts of things about the jews. I would have thought those things had stepped way beyond the mark and that just arresting ten people on the streets of london on saturday for this, frankly, was a joke. Well, im joined, im pleased to say, by sir grant, former sir mark lyall grant, former uk ambassador the and more ambassador to the un, and more importantly in this context, former National Security adviser to the Prime Minister mark accepted that its a tough job for the police and its a hell of a tough job. 100,000 people. Well, and you know, for the police, the met said there was no chaos. Weve got all sorts of video footage of real chaos going on out there. So i understand that they would not wish to provoke , you know, a wish to provoke, you know, a violent incident where there hugely outnumbered, i guess, all of that. But when it comes to that isis flag, when it comes to all sorts of horrible things being chanted about the jews, shouldnt they have done more . Well i think that is a subjective question. Nigel. I know i would not criticise the police because i think they are in a very difficult position. They dont draw up the legislation. They try and police it up to the line of the legislation, as mark rowley said. And interesting , rowley said. And interesting, mark rowley himself said two years recommended years ago recommended to the government change the government that they change the law some of these law to close some of these loopholes and uncertainties. But actually whats happened is that in some ways its actually become less strict about the legislation than it was previously. In what way . Since previously. In what way . Since they took out the words insult fighting language, now you can argue, well, thats everyones right to be insulted, but its all subjective in the end, isnt it . Absolutely and so, you know what they have to do is they have to be able to prove and they were to talking prosecutors at the time of the demonstration that there was an offence or potentially an offence being committed. And they obviously decided with the flag, with the chanting jihad, that maybe it chanting of jihad, that maybe it didnt cross the line. Personally, i think hizbul tahrir, which you mentioned, which was the demonstration where some of that worst action happened and probably should be proscribed in this country. I mean, weve described 75 organisations. They are pretty bad and theyre very active in universities. For instance , in universities. For instance, in this country and as you say, have been banned in many other countries. Yeah, glorifying terrorism is not an offence in this country. I think it probably should be. So there is things that could be changed in the legislation. Yes. I mean, there were even people up on lampposts setting off fireworks. And i mean, if anybody else some of those off fireworks. And i mean, if anybnarrested, some of those off fireworks. And i mean, if anybnarrested, though; of those were arrested, though. I mean, 34 people have been arrested, 34 in total, 22 are being investigated. Okay. We being investigated. Okay. We said so. But a lot of those were for public order offences like firing a crowded firing fireworks in a crowded place and things like that. Not many been arrested under many have been arrested under the terrorism act as opposed to the terrorism act as opposed to the public act, which is a the public order act, which is a bit different. But do you see the concern, the concern is that that the concern is that those that are glorifying are potentially glorifying hideous whatever the historical rights and wrongs of this , as rights and wrongs of this, as i think anyone who doesnt condemn what happened on the 7th of october with that incursion into israel, frankly, isnt human. No, i agree. Yeah, no, i