and nigel farage has responded, saying he wants to know if dame alison rose is the bbc source, as a standard journalistic practice the bbc has not revealed the source of its story. nigel farage says he also wants dame alison rose to face mps. also wants dame alison rose to face mp5. i also wants dame alison rose to face mps. ~ . , ., face mps. i think what needs to ha en is face mps. i think what needs to happen is the face mps. i think what needs to happen is the treasury - face mps. i think what needs to happen is the treasury select i happen is the treasury select committee needs to reconvene, come out of recess, and let s give her the opportunity to tell us the truth. give her the opportunity to tell us the truth. one other development tell us the truth. one other development to tell us the truth. one other development to - - tell us the truth. one other development to - the - tell us the truth. one other - development to - the government development to the government is n
we see coutts noting mr farage s 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 s 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 bank are behaving now like a political campaigning organisation. for its part, the bank now says, it is not coutts policy to close customer accounts solely on the basis of legally held political and personal views. maybe not solely, but the bbc s source said politics had nothing to do with it. we can see that it did. coutts considered nigel farage s politics a reputational risk. and well as that, throughout its reporting of this, bbc news has highlighted that it s heard from coutts customers who are below the financial threshold and who still have their accounts. and n
on the basis of legally held political and personal views. maybe not solely, 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 how these decisions are made and communicated . and nigel farage has responded. he?says he wants to know if dame alison rose is the bbc s source. as is standard journalistic practice, the bbc hasn t revealed the source of its story. mr farage also made this demand of dame alison rose to face mp s. i think what needs to happen i
these continuing disputes, although for outpatient appointments, it was a little bit less than on some previous days. and we have had patients like one woman who was told in october she needed to see a consultant, it was booked in for today, she waited all those months, and now it has been postponed again, surreal frustration there. we should emphasise this is a dispute in england, but the bma say they are monitoring developments in the other nations. 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. dame alison rose, 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, and tonight he said he wants the chief executive to appear before mps. the government has already announced banks will now face tougher rules over the
people into them. i sense a sense of frustration, particularly in the cause of the by election, the sitting mp walking away has been a sense of disappointment and that is putting it quite mildly. i would say it is all about making sure we get our head down, work our way through these difficult times. these difficult times. obviously the bi icture these difficult times. obviously the big picture from these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss - these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss is - these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss is that i big picture from your boss is that he keeps talking of these five tests. do you think they re landing? one mightargue tests. do you think they re landing? one might argue that the five tests, you know in fact he points to problems some of which were contributed to by previous administrations that were conservative and that