made three weeks before gabby's body was found.nd so gabby's parents are suing brian's parents and their attorney saying that they withheld information about their daughter's death. cnn's jean casarez is here with the latest on this. jean, what is going on here? >> well, this is the third amended complaint in this civil action, and these are brand-new allegations with more spes sif ti than we have heard. on august 29th is when allegation of this complaint states that brian laundrie called his parents from wyoming or on his way back to say that gabby is gone, and i need a lawyer. so then it is alleged that the parents called the attorney steven bertolino on that date, and then on the september 1st, he returns to florida. but then on the september 2nd, it is alleged that the attorney for the laundries called a firm in laramie, wyoming, and even giving them a retainer and previous to that, he had contacted public defender's office, right, and they defend those who are charged with crimes in wyoming, in this specific county where her r

. >>> now, to the latest chapter in a solid about cnn covered very closely, a lawsuit filed by gabby petito's parents argues that brian laundrie made a frantic phone call to his parents telling them that gabby was gone. you might remember, the couple was on a cross-country road trip documenting their adventures on social media. petito's parents are now amended their civil lawsuits against laundrie's parents, claiming they knew their son killed gabby three weeks before her beaten body was discovered in grand teton national park. let's discuss with cnn's jeanne casarez. jean, you've been following this case from the very beginning. what do we know about why this was filed now? >> reporter: the third amended complaint, because this case was originally filed last year in march of 2022. no reason is given. on his, face you could say there are more detailed factual accusations here from the petito's against the laundries because they are suing them for intentional infliction of emotional distress. but one thing i didn't know it, that a month ago, on the case summary online from the courtho

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that's what gabby petito's say was confessed days before she was missing.t we're learning from a new court filing from the petito family ahead. . >>> this is new this morning. a lawsuit filed by gabby petito's parents alleged that brian laundry had called her parents to say that gabby was gone and claimed that the call was three weeks before her remains were found. they are suing brian's parents to say they had purposely withheld information about their daughter's death. we were talking about this lawsuit that had been in play for quite some time, but this is brand-new, correct? >> absolutely. this is the third amended complaint, and this is information and detail alleged. we have never known this before. one thing that is fact is that we know that gabby petito was the victim of homicide and committed by brian la laundrie d so in his journal in his own hand. and this is what is alleged in the complaint is that august 27th is the date that gabby was the victim of homicide. two days later, august 29th, it is alleged in this complaint that brian laundrie calle

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he has used all gabby�*s name in his speeches and in his concerts, but he's not actually done anythingant him to go through what we have gone through. it was hell for us. he has the power. these people worship him as idol. i thought i was one of them as well. you can tell them. someone must have seen something. a police investigation was launched and today a number of people are being urged to come forward with potentially vital information. these images are of individuals who i believe can answer some questions with regard to what they heard or saw. i believe them to be key witnesses and key individuals that can help us that we haven't as yet identified. the 02 academy here in brixton will reopen after the owners agreed to 77 robust and strict security measures, which include new security, a crowd control system and also a command centre. many in the community have welcomed the new safety measures and the reopening of the much loved music venue. but say the events of december the 15th 2022 should never happen again. greg mckenzie, bbc london. it wouldn't be christmas without a bit of

so this is gabby gabby? yeah, god, the most is my uncle. we had no news for 74 days. and then last night from a video released that he is captured by the stomach d hot. we just heard, it was hard to watch, but we are people of hope. so seeing him alive gives us hope so you have no idea until have a 74 days. no contact. so how did this a video get to you as well? i'm not so sure as i was here, but i just got tons of messages on my phone last night and i realized that it was released and then i was sent the video actually. so, i'm here in belin, for the event that took place today at the barely orchestra, burling field. i'm monique orchestra, and to was very, very touching. i have to really thank them for the wonderful event we health. and that was the from you is doing the berlin philharmonic orchestra has played a concert tonight. and that was dedicated for the release of the hostages and 4 of the idea of having to think of what's going to happen next. and this is carla syrians and jews together to gather together for humanity. it's very important for me to actually s

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also, this is gabby and jesse to tell me, it's my, the beast extent. the insolvency administrators now have a hockey leon task to scrutinize the complex corporate network of renee benco to bangladesh and workers. and the country's most important expert sector in the textile industry are demanding a higher minimum wage. they've demonstrated in the streets tax factories, faults with police and bern vehicles to press home their demands. at least 3 workers have been killed in classes with security forces. the 40s have announced 856 percent increase in the minimum wage, but the worker say that's not enough to w's night undermined reports and re government workers have been protesting on the streets of talk of fond let these for the last couple of weeks, they are fighting for higher wages and fee let's down by politicians. so what i mean that we've come to the streets so that the government solves the crisis and helps us survive the sleep. i took part in the protests because she's worried about the nutrition and education of her children. a she's gone, match

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i am okay in september as news of missing influencer gabby petito swept the nation. somerville once again found himself thrust into the national spotlight. i thought the coverage. >> across the country petito was insane. and there was no rees import other. the fact that she's a cute according to the mercury news and the chronicle, the station had to collide somerville's request to add a brief commentary following the petito story about the disparities and media coverage of missing women of color. >> according to the reports of version still made it into a later news casts script. somerville was suspended. it was at this time. he says the station decided not to renew his contract. >> are you addicted to alcohol and drugs and prescription drugs? >> well, no, i don't take any more precip and drugs on except to help me sleep addicted to alcohol with alcohol. that's a very interesting yeah, i'm not prepared right now to say i will never, but i can say that i. i don't know. it's it's still a work in progress. i sure as heck am. i i have no desire to drink shortly. after th

nothing gabby. although i skipped in valley this entire area is that of spice. take, or some of these get to use them to find out that as, as codes from these to free standing eat. when you chance to review these to corporate tax, even slowly about the tire to the source of the state, the the way the window and go with, i'm going to turn the thought, well, she'll come to us. i'll come with the blog. i suppose. the only time you said you're going to think of, we need to know if we take your time. thank you. good. good. so where did you put the weight? jimmy, when he wanted to know we didn't go? no. what do you not do? a 100 of them did you send me doable to go to settings? why they don't want to go with you box it go to deal with with their go with the one with the dyess, with black eye out to them. when the, when the, when the guy she read about the football but i have a quote without the because i get you on the numbers. okay. now what do you have them in the couple of us when you pull the summer cushion within the hour hour can one now come one know when say t

. >> tina's mother did stop at johns place, which he was sharing with his and gabby.didn't know where john or tina had gone. but before leaving, tina's mom spotted something that set off alarm bells. >> she saw tina's jacket on the kitchen chair, and she said, here, take the jacket. and my mom had just bought that jacket for tina just two weeks before. >> so why would she be separated from her jacket? that makes no sense. >> susan and her mother knew the pieces just weren't adding up. disappearing was not like their tina. >> that's when my mom said we need to go to the police station. >> i shaken mother and honor went down the greeley police department, and were introduced to two figures, detective keith olson and later brad goldschmidt. two cops who would become part of their family history over the next 20 years. >> how do you guys find out something has happened to a woman named tina? >> dina's mother and her sister came into the police department and they contacted the desk officer and reported that their daughters missing and they believe somebody may have happen

a deep dive looking at the store's target closed and one it chose to keep open gabbie is on set with did you find? was it true what they say? in other words, they were trying safety, or is it something else that was behind the closures >> tyler, if target was trying to prioritize worker and customer safety, they would have closed the stores that are still open what my investigation found is that the stores that target chose to keep open in nearby locations actually had way higher crime incidents than the ones they closed what we did, i pulled public records from all the police departments that saw store closures in seattle, portland, new york city and san francisco bay area and so what you'll see is that the stores that were close toast the ones that closed had higher crime incidents in all but one case we have data on 21 stores. only one store that closed had higher crime than the e it kept open neby. >> swhy were the ones that didn't have the highest crime the ones that got closed >> so there's a lot of facto that could be at play here and you know, what's important to point out --

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here on how to international are crossing live now to political and strategic analyst submit or not gabby? joining us now live from cairo a very good evening to you today, sir. thank you very much for joining us here on archie international. i know you'll very much aware of the story. i'll just go straight to my 1st question. if you don't mind, i think is really prime minister pledging to assist with his military campaign in gaza. but he has apparently said no to propose the peace initiative by egypt. mister august, can you give us any idea as to why the video is apparently right now? unwilling to end the conflict a good evening. thank you for having me. uh the nothing. yeah. uh because it contains lies and full size locations and escaping photos. and he doesnt dimensions, i mean issue, which is which is the hostages, also doesnt dimension any words about the fit solution or to fit solution miss. there is nothing you know want to be long because this conflict to save his face under his water covering it face and to avoid him. but us mean that didn't know he does not satisfy any of the re

these very upon that part of that, the red core failed to meet in the mountains of is really hostages. gabby's got the view, i met with the red cross, i handed them a box of medicine for some of the hostages. some of them really need. i told her representative to take this box to her office. she said no, it was a difficult conversation. am i calling roy associate? you spoke with the red cross for the sl one the engine is available to get her complaints about the accusations. she says huddled demonization never refuses to help those in need. when financing at yahoo, so essentially the president of the national city of the red cross with a box of medicines expressed by himself at the time we spoke a few weeks ago as just so we have received a very detailed list from me is ready all thursdays ends the families of those hardly house, all the medications that needed others. so to just inbox to make it clear that we are not refusing to enter the medicine that we nori is really needed for the foster care. we simply do not have the access to, to just to be able to do live on any medicine. we will have

and in apple gabby, he was greeted with a very warm welcome the some photos here of a lot in my opinion, approaching other you a presidential palace. you'll see it as the pictures role long as the streets were lined with the 2 countries, flags, skies, above of painted with white and blue to mark his arrival. in some of the pleasure of logs, the a russian president outlined by lateral cooperation, the u. a. e. c wouldn't unless you have the machine, you look at it. thanks to your position today are relations are at an unprecedented level. the u. a is russia's main trade partner in the out of world. last year. the trade turnover rose by 67.7 percent. it will be even larger this year. i think the same goes with investments. we conduct a number of large oil and gas projects. we also co operate in opec plus we co operate in the international arena. the u. a, he contributes a lot in stabilizing the situation in the world, being a non permanent member of the un security council. parking lot that lot is equal to the donald study by in the u. a. e. e. go to to be a fly on the wall for these clos

communist states, the monument was erected up to the 2nd world war to commemorate soviet forces entering gabby at for 10 years made it too serious. it is working to evacuate people from several regions. he todd by flash flooding. all of these say they have also been trying to provide age to be effective communities. a 170 people have already died and some, 600000 people have been displaced in storage and greens began in november and japan's prime minister from your patient has announced major changes to his cabinets. as his hooting party faces an extensive corruption scandal. he's replacing for ministers who are being investigated over failing to declare millions of dollars in fundraising revenue. it's a 3rd cabinet trick up in the last 16 months and some breaking news coming in all parties of interested in starting full image members of hamas on suspicion of planning, attacks against jews. 3 of us were made here in berlin and another in the netherlands. german prosecutors said the suspects had plans to bring weapons to berlin for potential hughes and attacks against jewish institutions in eur

gabby philip will moderate that discussion at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. then immediately after, stay tuned for king charles. that is at 10:00 eastern on cnn. the white house today struggling to answer for president biden's comments yesterday in which he said israel was indiscriminately bombing gaza. stay with us. ' >>> we are back with worldly tensions between the leaders of israel and united states continue to bubble after president biden told donors that israel's indiscriminate bombing is eroding global support for israel. when he brought that up with benjamin netanyahu, the response was quote well, you carpet bomb germany and dropped the atom bomb. a lot of civilians died. biden's description of indiscriminate bombing is decidedly at odds. israel has been trying to reduce civilian casualties, senior white house correspondent, mj lee joins us. you were all over this at the white house briefing, trying to figure out how these two things made sense which of course they do not in the white house spokesman, john kirby struggled to support that. >> when the

a number of european bangs still operates in russia, including austrian, italian, and hung gabby and financial institutions the body. now ministration has reportedly been pressuring g 7 nations to take $300000000000.00 of frozen russian states, assets and sentence in ukraine. as of the us little bacons rejected biden's fund to send another $60000000000.00 in a to the country versus will administer said get labranz said that's if weston policies, russian assets must go do the same to them. the middle of these people are seats realize this a long time ago, these receiving people before politically, in a sense of refusing agreements in a sense of trying to, to see someone. but now people are thieves in the literal sense. is there a now rushing around with this idea to find some legal way to confiscate function assets, or as i understand it as a 1st step, confiscate the profit that they make on this as, as incentive to create european still retain some respect for their own loss so they hesitate, but this decisions, but according to our data, the americans in constant natural contacts, e

and the p a binds still operates in the country, including austria, and it's all in and hung gabby and financial institutions. the button i. ministration has reportedly been pressuring g 7 nations to take $300000000000.00 of frozen russian state assets and send them to ukraine. that's up to us. little make is rejected by didn't respond to send another $60000000000.00 in a to ukraine, which is 5 minutes instead of getting involved says that if western powers sees russian assets must go do the same to them. most of these people are thieves. realize this a long time ago, these receiving people before politically in a sense of refusing agreements in a sense of trying to to see someone. but now people are thieves in the literal sense. is there a now rushing around with this idea to find some legal way to confiscate function assets? or as i understand it as a 1st step, confiscate the profit that they make on this assets and send it to crane. europeans still retain some respect for their own loss, so they hesitate, but this decisions, but according to our data, the americans in constant natur

one of the hosts, gabby logan, is in position with the trophy and it's almost time for people to taker lifetime achievement award winner, sir kenny dalglish. - # walk on...# kenny, lovely to see you. i thought we had done one. well, we can never have too much of king kenny, can we? surely. right? especially on a night like this. i think your viewing figures will collapse, by the way! what does this trophy mean to you? it means i'm old. it means... no, it means a lot, really. because, at the end of the day, you don't do it for the recognition, you did it because you love playing sport and love playing football. and, fortunately, we were successful as well in doing the football. it's just that award on top. any success you've ever had, itjust adds a wee bit more to it. and the unsung hero award goes to... ..desmond's. hello, there, john. hiya. bbc breakfast. i know who you are. welcome, welcome. come on in. come and take a seat on the sofa. hi, john. how are you? i'm good. is it desmond? call me des. des. you arrived here as part of the windrush generation. you were passionate about you

now in preparing this analysis, i relied on the work of several authors diana sharp, gary wills, gabby barrett, len la fantasy, ron and richard carradine. and now i turn it over to ed epstein. thank you, john and tom, for an excellent presentations eight score years ago. the crowd gathered at the new gettysburg national cemetery for its dedication and november 19th, 1863. here these words at the start of day's main oration oration. standing beneath this serene sky overlooking, these broad fields now reposing the labors of the waning year. the almighty alleghenies, demille towering before us, the of our brethren beneath feet. it is with hesitation that i raise my poor voice to break the eloquent silence of and nature. but the duty which you have called me must be performed. grant me. i pray you your indulgence and your sympathy. the speaker of those words, longtime politician and orator everett, was what cultural historian jacques barzun called, quote, a dealer in literary plush. he spoke at length more than 2 hours that day in a speech full, flowery rhetoric, classical references and i

instead of the local media, but us and is the know so that i'd be almost the i'm oh jeff, i need to video gabby and do you met them soon? style ingram in front of you, when can you might then soon of the he lands. yeah. immunize the sex you on this and the money's vista sealed with bully, come into for us as united pieces. bundio telephone? yes. a cuz i'm on to my garcia in tennessee and the one say who it went to know 30 at the end of the list, the numbers on them. we look when the see the key thing for them is bedrooms. one is beautiful. beautiful. my can no, no problem was having them good yet. and because why is it pro your book yet? and cause, how are you on this? i so you know, you, you must have been cuz you don't know who's got into a lot of it. but as you own k, i, you're in the system and that's, i mean that's the one thing i've done because the useful see and thoughtful this has been said or you've got contin instead of the the the the manual meeting to this for some personal invest the guys, can i say that a few months ago did the project for can also going to see growing up or do t

well, there's gabby, the small and annoying. okay, okay. i see it now.iny one, right there. that one there? that's the moon. okay. (soothing music playing) farquaad: again. show me again. (music rewinds) mirror, mirror, show her to me. show me the princess. hmm. (soothing music playing) ah! perfect. (snoring) (vocalizing) (whistling) (vocalizing) -(whistling) -(vocalizing) (pitch becomes very high) (thud) (sizzling) (yawns) donkey: yeah, you know i like it like that. come on, baby. i said i like it. donkey, wake up. -what? -wake up. what? morning. how do you like your eggs? oh! good morning, princess! what's all this about? you know, we kind of got off to a bad start yesterday. i wanted to make it up to you. i mean, after all, you did rescue me. uh... thanks. (sniffing) well, eat up. we've got a big day ahead of us. (belches) shrek! what? it's a compliment. better out than in, i always say. well, it's no way to behave in front of a princess. (she belches) thanks. -she's as nasty as you are. -(laughs) you know, you're not exactly what i expected. well, ma

document filed in sarasota county reveals brian laundrie called his parents to tell them girlfriend gabby petino was gone two weeks before she was reported missing. petino vanished while on a cross-country road trip in laundrie in august of 2021. her body was later discovered in wyoming. laundrie was found dead in florida about a month later. petino's family is suing laundrie's parents and their attorney. >> this is a live look at seattle from fox 13. one of the big stories there tonight. a city council candidate in washington state, who said he did not vote for himself because it made him feel uncomfortable ended up losing by one vote. the "new york post" reporting damion green of rainier lost to ryan roth who did vote for himself by a count of 247 to 246. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." remember to vote. we'll be right back. ♪ here's to the loser, bless them all ♪ from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's jus

. >> i ain't going to tolerate no more back talk from gabby newsman over here.icone alley, they make vaccine microchips and they have fakeys. i got a shout-out to cashmere hailey -- >> that's not cool. cali isn't just about tech. we also make weed gummies. we farm the finest chihuahuas. we have a booming artisanal pornography industry. we're one of the top five steel producers in america. >> benedict! holy hell, it's benedict, folks! >> i admitted what? >> the steal. president trump wants us to stop the steal. because steel is what they use to make dominion voting machines. it sets off all the table buzzers in fuddruckers, that's why i couldn't get the booster. i'm long-range magnetomatized, it sticks right to me. >> jimmy: well, at least they're talking about the issues, right? [ applause ] speaking of the steal, i do want to mention -- the former vice chair of the january 6th committee, former congressman liz cheney, just wrote a book that gives new insight about what went down in congress when trump's angry storm trumpers mobbed the capitol building. cheney w

taught the former wrestler how to handle weapons, and in general, texas is a state worth fighting for, gabbyfor your dream - i’m sure former uk rec bista donald marshall. since childhood, he was distinguished by his enormous height, which helped him in sports, but donald only felt happy when he turned into ginger johnson. that is, i would put it on. this toilet is closed, i'm ginger johnson and i'm a helium balloon in the shape of a woman. i've been doing drag shows for 15 years, i'm a writer, director, puppeteer and also known for being able to eat eight twenty-centimeter hot dogs in 2 and a half minutes, we're talking about hard impressions here, the impression that i i want to impress the judges, i'm here to have fun, i create almost everything i wear, nothing beats the feeling of walking down the runway and knowing you made it yourself. i used to think that we are very different people, but now this line is blurred, it is because i am not afraid of being queer, as i was before, when i was younger, there was not a single trans person around me who would inspire me, everything they were hi

. >> but as they dug into gabby's business dealings, no potential suspects emerge.ny ideally had any wealth they were. >> he did not show that kind of wealth to people. it was always kept very quiet. the people he would interact with, as far as selling the gold, they were always very reputable type people. >> and because there was no forced entry to the home, larry offered up the very limited list of people that had access to the house. a handful of local contractors. >> i assume that you are asking the garden guy and the cabinet maker, whoever might have been in that house. from larry's list of people to give the dna. >> the same time, officers were reaching out in the couple's inner circle. gary's closest friend was mark porter, a married father of two. a prominent guy around town, and a former school superintendent. >> for us, it is just a wise thing to do. >> he was handsome, he looked good, he dressed good. when he first came to the district, he drove a jaguar. >> nancy worked with both gary and mark. seem to get along very well. worked well together. i thought

. >> i ain't going to tolerate no more back talk from gabby newsman over here.ies up in silicone alley, where they make vaccine microchips and they have fakeys. i got a shout-out to chardonnay and cashmere. hey, ladies -- >> that's not cool. cali isn't just about tech. we also make weed gummies. we farm the finest chihuahuas. we have a booming artisanal pornography industry. and we're even one of the top five steel producers in america. >> benedict! holy hell, he admitted it, foefnlgts folks. >> i admitted what? >> the steal. president trump wants us to stop the steal. because steel is what they use to make dominion voting machines. and the plate in my head that sets off all the table buzzers in fuddruckers, that's why i couldn't get the booster. i'm long-range magnetomatized, it sticks right to me. >> jimmy: well, at least they're talking about the issues, right? [ applause ] speaking of the steal, i do want to mention -- the former vice chair of the january 6th committee, former congressman liz cheney, just wrote a book that gives new insight about what went d

she will tell us what goes on backstage on nights like this. —— gabby logan. thank you.toys fixed for christmas instead of buying new. sue and graham windsor, from dorchester, decided their gift to each other this year would be restoring their teddies. i saw that there was somebody local that could repair teddy bears and thought, well, that would be nice to, especially with graham's, to get it refurbished for christmas. graham's bear looks like he's been through the wars, and he has. big ted was a new arrivaljust as the second world war was getting under way, and was to become a cherished companion. my first recollections i of having my teddy bear, the war was in full pelt. we were being bombed. and i used to take the teddy bear to bed with me. _ i said, "don't worry, teddy. when we've grown up, we'll run away." - he arrived in a sorry state, missing an arm, the stuffing knocked out of him, and in need of some tlc. a fortnight later, it was time for the reveal, just like they do on the repair shop. oh, lovely. — i've been looking forward to this. oh, look at my lovely te

one year on from a fatal crush . 23 year old fatal crush. 23 year old security guard gabby hutchinsonnd 33 year old rebecca eichman were killed when fans without tickets tried to force their way into the brixton academy last yeah into the brixton academy last year. the met had recently released cctv images of people they wish to speak to about the incident, and confirmed one arrest had been made. the parents of rebecca say they want justice. >> we don't know what happened to her. we don't know how she died and we are still waiting for information. uh as to how this happened and, um , i mean, this happened and, um, i mean, the most important thing is, uh , the most important thing is, uh, we don't want this to happen to another family. >> this is gb news across the uk , on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to . martin >> thank you very much, lisa. now we start with the latest on the migrant crisis, the ongoing saga. and i told you yesterday the rishi sunak will meet italian prime minister giorgio melon

one year on from a fatal crush , 23 year old fatal crush, 23 year old security guard gabby hutchinsonilled when fans without tickets tried to force their way into the brixton academy last yeah into the brixton academy last year. met police urged the council to remove the venue's licence, but it is allowed to continue operating as long as it meets new conditions . the met meets new conditions. the met has released cctv images of people they wish to speak to about the incident, and confirmed that one arrest had been made . natwest group says been made. natwest group says there is no evidence of discrimination due to political views in coutts's decision to close customer accounts, the banking group says lawyers analysed 84 account closures from the two years before the review was commissioned and. but natwest admits lessons need to be learned . its after nigel be learned. its after nigel farage said his coutts bank account was shut down because the bank disagreed with his political beliefs . this is gb political beliefs. this is gb news across the uk on tv, on digital radio and on your s

one year on from a fatal crush, 23 year old security guard gabby hutchinson and 33 year old rebecca ikeay into the brixton academy last year. their way into the brixton academy last year . the met has academy last year. the met has recently released cctv tv images of people they wish to speak to about the incident, and confirmed that one arrest had been made . the parents of been made. the parents of rebecca say they want justice. >> we don't know what happened to her. we don't know how, how she died and we're still waiting for information . uh, as to how for information. uh, as to how this happened and, um, i mean, the most important thing is, uh , the most important thing is, uh, we don't want this to happen to another family . we don't want this to happen to another family. nat we don't want this to happen to another family . nat west we don't want this to happen to another family. nat west group says there is no evidence of discrimination due to political views in coutts's decision to close customer accounts, the banking group says lawyers analysed 84 account closures from the two y