you remember dame alison rose , who resigned last alison rose, who resigned last month after the falloutsure of nigel farage's bank account. >> she is to receive a pay package worth over £24 million. she left the firm, you might remember last month, but is seeing out her 12 month notice penod seeing out her 12 month notice period now . what she gets is period now. what she gets is a salary of 1.155 million for the year. salary of 1.155 million for the year . then she gets the same year. then she gets the same amount in natwest shares and then she gets over £115,000 in pension payments . pension payments. >> it doesn't say if she continues to have a natwest bank account, but we'll take that maybe anyway, more maybe as well. anyway, more reaction that . reaction coming up to that. let's about some other let's tell you about some other news surgeons news now with surgeons performing uk's first womb performing the uk's first womb transplant on a 34 year old woman with an organ donated by her elder sister. >> the procedures at the churchill hospital in oxford lasted more than 17 hours. the le

i'm tamsin roberts, former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million payset to receive a £24 million pay package a month after quitting, dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage's bank account , but closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is closure of nigel farage's bank account , but is still working account, but is still working her 12 month notice period . her 12 month notice period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted to discussing personal banking details with a journalist. the company says it will continue to review her planned pay and bonus payouts based on its findings . but the based on its findings. but the gb news presenter has labelled it a sick joke . it a sick joke. >> my own subject access request that i put into natwest to find out what she knew about what was going on. after 30 days, i was told we can't give it to you, mr farage. it's complex. that will come back at the end of october. and so what has happened is they've agreed to give her the payout before we get the res

in a moment, it appears that dame alison rose leaving natwest bank isn't just going to get 2.4 millione nearer to 11 million. but the story that really i'm having difficulty sitting on my chair is that mass murderer rose west gets to keep her bank accounts , gets to keep her bank accounts, but nigel farage gets cancelled. all of that in just a moment radio. >> well, the whole de—banking row, the de—banking scandal of myself and coots, part of the natwest group, it feels like this story is literally never ever going to go away. it keeps coming back. well, let's begin by being joined by chris hope gb news, political editor. and chris hasn't exclusive story on this . yes, chris, i was i was this. yes, chris, i was i was furious yesterday that they've said she can get her 2.43 million. but further research shows that with the shares she's managed to accumulate since 2016, it's actually more like £11 million. i mean, not bad, is it? you break the law , you it? you break the law, you breach confidentiality, you lie and you walk out with £11 million. and but they've done all of this before th

and former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £2.4 million pay package a monthfter quitting, dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is still working her 12 month notice penod. working her 12 month notice period . investigations into her period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist . banking details with a journalist. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headliners here on the people's channel. >> i'm nick dixon, the people's host , and i'm >> i'm nick dixon, the people's host, and i'm joined by louis schaefer, who's currently living in the stationery cupboard. >> so much. >> that's why he's here so much. and his son, it's jonathan kogan . and there he is. that's actually a look at that , i think actually a look at that, i t

dame alison rose quit after it emerged she talked about nigel as finance bosses to about nigel as financeses to a journalist. her actions are being independently investigated and the backlog of asylum cases has hit a record high. more than 175,000 people were waiting for an initial decision on their application at the end of june. that's up 44% on last year. donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. these are live pictures outside the fulton county jail. we're expecting him to arrive later. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months. with georgia prosecutor wanting october start date for the trump election trial. now patients are being warned of severe delays as nhs consultants in england strike for two days. routine hospital care is expected to come to a standstill, with nhs leaders anticipating major disruption. the british medical association also announced that medics will go on strike in late september and early october. the number of students

chancellor rachel the shadow chancellor rachel reeves, the other day when she was asked about dame alison roseed about me to the bbc that breached all the rules of banking. this the basic rules of banking. this is what rachel had to say . is what rachel rose had to say. >> i don't like some of the frankly , what i see as bullying frankly, what i see as bullying attitudes towards her. she's the first female chief executive of natwest. she took over at a time when that bank had real big problems , as it seems to me that problems, as it seems to me that alison rose has done a good job turning that bank around. but i don't know the details of this specific me say this. specific case. let me say this. if treasury at the if i was in the treasury at the moment , rather than jeremy hunt moment, rather than jeremy hunt and his conservative ministers, i'd spending my time this i'd be spending my time this summer trying ensure that summer trying to ensure that families in scarborough, like the spoken to today, the ones i've spoken to today, are properly protected during this living crisis . this cost of

chancellor rachel the shadow chancellor rachel reeves, the other day when she was asked about dame alison roseed about me to the bbc that breached all the rules of banking. this the basic rules of banking. this is what rachel had to say . is what rachel rose had to say. >> i don't like some of the frankly , what i see as bullying frankly, what i see as bullying attitudes towards her. she's the first female chief executive of natwest. she took over at a time when that bank had real big problems , as it seems to me that problems, as it seems to me that alison rose has done a good job turning that bank around. but i don't know the details of this specific me say this. specific case. let me say this. if treasury at the if i was in the treasury at the moment , rather than jeremy hunt moment, rather than jeremy hunt and his conservative ministers, i'd spending my time this i'd be spending my time this summer trying ensure that summer trying to ensure that families in scarborough, like the spoken to today, the ones i've spoken to today, are properly protected during this living crisis . this cost of

ang dame alison rose for .ang dame alison rose for what's happened there, they will step in.umorous, but concerning to but concerning aspect to the de—banking at the moment de—banking crisis at the moment involving one prolific serial killer . killer. >> that's right. rose west. she's a woman, of course, who killed ten women and girls jailed in 1995. a different bank called the co—operative bank reviewed its banking arrangements . reviewed its banking arrangements. in reviewed its banking arrangements . in 2014 and reviewed its banking arrangements. in 2014 and found that it should carry on banking. rose west. rose west living at the moment in hmp newhall in yorkshire. you might wonder why she needs to be in a bank if she's in prison. she needs to be in a bank if she's in prison . co—op's motto she's in prison. co—op's motto ethical now and always. patrick well, clearly , clearly, no, well, clearly, clearly, no, absolutely . absolutely. >> yeah. no. and that there's no need for anyone to ever question that at all. just another one political story , really, which political sto

eight former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay package a month alison after quitting. dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage bank account, but is still working her 12 month notice period and investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist . experts are banking details with a journalist. experts are hailing the uk's first womb transplant as a medical milestone in a 34 year old woman in england received the organ from her older sister and is now planning to undergo ivf later this year. the operation at the churchill hospital in oxford took around 17 hours. about 50 babies have been born worldwide following womb transplant . it's been born worldwide following womb transplant. it's and in india , while india has become india, while india has become the first nation to land near the first nation to land near the moon's south pole , the exact the moon's south pole, the exact . landing module the history making chandra ion three, is hoping to find

eight former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay package a month alison after quitting. dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage bank account, but is still working her 12 month notice period and investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist . experts are banking details with a journalist. experts are hailing the uk's first womb transplant as a medical milestone in a 34 year old woman in england received the organ from her older sister and is now planning to undergo ivf later this year. the operation at the churchill hospital in oxford took around 17 hours. about 50 babies have been born worldwide following womb transplant . it's been born worldwide following womb transplant. it's and in india , while india has become india, while india has become the first nation to land near the first nation to land near the moon's south pole , the exact the moon's south pole, the exact . landing module the history making chandra ion three, is hoping to find

chief dame alison rose.r the nigel farage banking row natwest announced yesterday that she is in line for a severance package worth £2.4 million as she serves out a 12 month gardening leave. >> well, our political editor christopher hope has more on his exclusive from westminster. good afternoon to you christopher natwest put the government rather put pressure on natwest to get rid of her. how much influence can they have here with regards to her severance package ? package? >> well, quite a lot. don't forget natwest. natwest is owned 38% by us as taxpayer . after the 38% by us as taxpayer. after the banking crash in the late 2000, and they are very concerned about this. the ministers ears have definitely pricked up at the reports overnight on gb news and other places about this £2.4 million potential payout to dame alison rose for resigning over this de—banking scandal. alison rose for resigning over this de—banking scandal . and this de—banking scandal. and earlier gillian keegan, the education secretary,

alison rose clearly failed., which howard davies, who was her chairman , he drafted the 11 chairman, he drafted the 11 bafic chairman, he drafted the 11 basic rules of good regulation, which were ported through to the fca and pray . which were ported through to the fca and pray. it's which were ported through to the fca and pray . it's quite fca and pray. it's quite extraordinary that the board stood by her and it's even more extraordinary now that they contemplating paying her not only a pay off, but i also read an article suggest that she might be in line to get the exercise of her various options between now and 2028. i think david davis observed. had it been some junior clerk in the bank, they would have been fired with no compensation if you're guilty of gross misconduct, which clearly she she she was either you say duplicity or she lied. and she also breached all these fca rules . really, she these fca rules. really, she should be she should be going with no pay off. the other question i've got , which i wr

former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 alison rose is set to receivea £2.4 million pay package. a month after quitting dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of our very own nigel farage's bank account, but is still working her 12 month nofice is still working her 12 month notice period . investigations notice period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist. the company says it will continue to review her plan to pay and bonus payouts based on its findings . a payouts based on its findings. a lawyer for the parents of babies attacked by convicted killer lucy letby says they were fobbed off by a hospital boss. the former medical director of the countess of chester hospital, ian harvey , has been accused of ian harvey, has been accused of shamefully failing to address their concerns , as he has since their concerns, as he has since apologised for not communicating more fully . at the time , experts more fully. at the time, experts are hailing the uk's first

dame alison rose quit payout. dame alison rose quit after it emerged. talked about nigel farage, his finances to a journalist . her actions are to a journalist. her actions are being independently investigated . the backlog of asylum cases has hit a record high by more than 175,000 people were waiting for an initial decision on their application at the end of june. that's up 44% on last year. donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. these are live pictures outside the fulton county jail where we're expecting him to arrive later. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months with the georgia prosecutor wanting an october start for the trump election trial . well, meanwhile , 38 year trial. well, meanwhile, 38 year old vivek ramaswamy dominated the first republican presidential debate last night in an exclusive live interview with gb news, mr ramaswami says america needs a patriot who speaks the truth . speaks the tru

dame alison rose quit payout. dame alison rose quit after it emerged. talked about nigel farage, his finances to a journalist . her actions are to a journalist. her actions are being independently investigated . the backlog of asylum cases has hit a record high by more than 175,000 people were waiting for an initial decision on their application at the end of june. that's up 44% on last year. donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. these are live pictures outside the fulton county jail where we're expecting him to arrive later. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months with the georgia prosecutor wanting an october start for the trump election trial . well, meanwhile , 38 year trial. well, meanwhile, 38 year old vivek ramaswamy dominated the first republican presidential debate last night in an exclusive live interview with gb news, mr ramaswami says america needs a patriot who speaks the truth . speaks the tru

dame alison rose resigned from the bank last month after admitting to being the source of an inaccurate have some picturesjust we have some pictures just coming into us here at the bbc. drone pictures of the events in pakistan that you may remember from yesterday. these are extraordinary images filmed from a drone. these were the people who were eventually rescued. you may remember in pakistan, that cable carpets taking passengers from one side there of the to the other. there was a malfunction, it stopped working and the rescue operation was tense and nail—biting and thankfully successful. we do have other details too. the police in pakistan have arrested the owner of a cable car that left eight people stranded. there have been an arrest made of the owner, as we were saying, the rescue operation lasted 12 hours. multiple chars have been levelled against him, butjust taking a moment to reflect on those extraordinary images. the danger that they faced there. quite extraordinary. development from police that they have arrested the owner of the operator of that cable car. zimbabwe. the pre

dame alison rose resigned from the bank last month after admitting to being the source of an inaccuratetwig fischer said it is "frustrating" that the person who raised concerns about missing items at the institution did not reveal they had more artefacts in their possession. items including gold, jewellery and semi—precious gemstones are among those missing. i spoke to our correspondent lizo mzimba who told us more about what's been happening. well, it's not exactly clear. we had this statement from the director of the british museum, hartwig fischer, as you pick out, at one point he says, "concerns were only raised about a small number of items, and our investigation concluded that those items were all accounted for. we now have reason to believe that the individual who raised concerns had many more items in his possession, and it's frustrating that that was not revealed to us, as it would have aided our investigations". now, of course, the bbc has seen a number of e—mails from someone who raised concerns with the british museum, but it's not absolutely clear at this point whether that

. >> a former natwest chief executive, dame alison rose, is set to receive a £24 million pay set to receivea £24 million pay package a month after quitting, dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage's bank account , but closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is closure of nigel farage's bank account , but is still working account, but is still working her 12 month notice period in investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist. the company says it will continue to review her planned pay and bonus payouts based on its findings . gb news based on its findings. gb news nigel farage has labelled it a sick joke . sick joke. >> my own subject access request that i put into natwest to find out what she knew about what was going on. after 30 days, i was told, we can't give it to you, mr farage. it's complex. that will come back at the end of october. and so what's happened is they've agreed to give her the payout before we get the results of the inquiry. and frankly, i think the whole thin

. >> dame alison rose quit after it emerged.he talked about nigel farage, his finances to a journalist , nigel farage, his finances to a journalist, but her actions are being independo investigated . being independo investigated. donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. these are earlier pictures of the trump convoy leaving new jersey to head to the fulton county jail in georgia . he's facing dozens of georgia. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months. meanwhile all 38 year old vivek ramos swamy dominated the first republican president debate last night in an exclusive interview with gb news, mr ramaswami says america needs a patriot who speaks the truth. >> i can only reunite this country if i'm doing it from the white house as the leader and the face of our movement. and what i will tell president trump is know you're a patriot. is i know you're a patriot. i mean, he and i have a deep

former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay package. month after quitting dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of our very own nigel farage's bank account, but is still working her 12 month nofice is still working her 12 month notice period . investigations notice period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist. the company says it will continue to review her plan to pay and bonus payouts based on its findings . a payouts based on its findings. a lawyer for the parents of babies attacked by convicted killer lucy letby says they were fobbed off by a hospital boss. the former medical director of the countess of chester hospital, ian harvey , has been accused of ian harvey, has been accused of shamefully failing to address their concerns , as he has since their concerns, as he has since apologised for not communicating more fully . at the time , experts more fully. at the time, experts are hailing the uk's first womb transplant as a medical

. >> dame alison rose quit after it emerged . she talked about it emerged. talked about nigel farage's finances to a journalist . nigel farage's finances to a journalist. her actions are being independently investigated . the backlog of asylum cases has hit a record high. more than 175,000 people were waiting for an initial decision on their application. at the end of june. that's up 44% on last year. donald trump is due to surrender himself on charges of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. these are live pictures outside the fulton county jail, where we're expecting him to arrive later. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and will go on trial several times in the next 18 months with the georgia prosecutor wanting an october start for the trump election trial , start for the trump election trial, patients are being warned of severe delays as nhs consultants in england strike for two days. routine hospital care is expected to come to a standstill, with nhs leaders anticipating major disruption. the british medical as

howard davies and alison rose seemed to have presided over a regime of political ethnic cleansing . politicalnsing. >> not had some very good >> had i not had some very good friends to me, my family friends to help me, my family would absolutely would have been absolutely screwed . screwed. >> but then more interestingly, so too did the arch ramona . gina so too did the arch ramona. gina miller. nigel long, longtime nemesis, complained the account for her own pro—eu political party. true and fair, had been closed by monzo and that she and her party had been rejected by nine other financial institute and so allowed us to open the account. >> in november 2021. but then on the 13th of july sent an email through their app saying or a message through their app saying, your account will be closed of september closed on the 13th of september without explanation given, without any explanation given, no no information. just no redress, no information. just it's to closed . it's going to be closed. >> what happened next proved clearly that this is not a partisan issue, but one that should unite the rig

the fca and people within the fca, senior people have been expressing concern about the way that alison rose that sort of thing. and that is not really appropriate, as i say, regulated us should regulate. they should stick to looking at things like market risk, like like keeping markets safe, like competitive markets, rather than going into the political arena. albie sit by by virtue of the things that they're saying in the context of that sort of situation. >> so who regulates the regulator? >> that's a very good question. and it's certainly true that there should be a more, i think, a more formal regulation of the regulator of course, they do appear before select committees and so on in the house of commons, and that's important. and they exposed that and they are exposed in that way. there are there are way. but there are there are some here. think it's some deficits here. i think it's a and certainly in a great shame and certainly in my and i had a lot of my experience and i had a lot of experience. did, course, experience. you did, of course, dunng experience. you did, of course, during

the fca and people within the fca, senior people have been expressing concern about the way that alison rosert of thing. and that is not really appropriate, as i say, regulated us should regulate. they should stick to looking at things like market risk, like like keeping markets safe, like competitive markets, rather than going into the political arena. albie sit by by virtue of the things that they're saying in the context of that sort of situation. >> so who regulates the regulator? >> that's a very good question. and it's certainly true that there should be a more, i think, a more formal regulation of the regulator of course, they do appear before select committees and so on in the house of commons, and that's important. and they exposed that and they are exposed in that way. there are there are way. but there are there are some here. think it's some deficits here. i think it's a and certainly in a great shame and certainly in my and i had a lot of my experience and i had a lot of experience. did, course, experience. you did, of course, dunng experience. you did, of course, during the gre

the government dame alison rose. a rule that gives customers 90 days to challenge their accounts being terminated. but with these shocking new figures and senior mps such as chancellor jeremy hunt apparently being refused a bank account, will this be enough to get us out of this dystopian madness? i'm joined now by the general secretary of the free speech union and de—banking victim , toby young. de—banking victim, toby young. toby how are you? thanks. i'm good. thanks. thanks for thanks for joining us in the studio forjoining us in the studio tonight . so you've tonight. and so you've been a victim de—banking yourself. victim of de—banking yourself. >> yes . so in victim of de—banking yourself. >> yes. so in september of last yeanl >> yes. so in september of last year, i was notified by paypal that they were closing my personal paypal account. now i didn't get 90 days notice. i didn't get 90 days notice. i didn't get 90 days notice. i didn't get 60 days notice, which that's supposed to give you under the current reg

the government dame alison rose.duce a rule that gives customers 90 days to challenge their accounts being terminated. but with these shocking new figures and senior mps such as chancellor jeremy hunt apparently being refused a bank account, will this be enough to get us out of this dystopian madness? i'm joined now by the general secretary of the free speech union and de—banking victim , toby young. de—banking victim, toby young. toby how are you? thanks. i'm good. thanks. thanks for thanks for joining us in the studio forjoining us in the studio tonight . so you've tonight. and so you've been a victim de—banking yourself. victim of de—banking yourself. >> yes . so in victim of de—banking yourself. >> yes. so in september of last yeanl >> yes. so in september of last year, i was notified by paypal that they were closing my personal paypal account. now i didn't get 90 days notice. i didn't get 90 days notice. i didn't get 90 days notice. i didn't get 60 days notice, which that's supposed to give you under the current

because i want to find out how it is that dame alison rose is still in line for a £2.43 million payoffng with natwest down in brighton, a well known mural wall which natwest took. and this picture of marcus rashford coloured picture of marcus rashford put up on the wall. but the problem was next to it. natwest put up a sign on someone's fence without asking permission and there is one hell of a row going on. the owner of that particular wall is not very happy. that particular wall is not very happy . there we that particular wall is not very happy. there we are. banks do often get things wrong at a moment we discussed the inflation figures . does that inflation figures. does that mean interest rate rises have now come to an end and will rishi sunak of the five big pledges he's made were the one on inflation? actually work cancel your listening to news . cancel your listening to news. radio at 7:00 this morning. >> we got the latest inflation figures and yes, inflation is coming down. strange in one way because actually wages are going up and the bank of england led, of course , by a ma

say, would they please investigate the clear, obvious gdpr breaches that were committed by dame alison rosehe former ceo of natwest , when the former ceo of natwest, when she briefed the bbc. and you'll never guess what the ico told me. they've told me my case is you've guessed it, complex and therefore they can't investigate it immediately, if ever i saw the establishment clubbing together to protect their own will, then this is it. i also wrote a letter to natwest group on monday requesting a meeting because i want to find out how many other people has this happened to within coutts and natwest.7 and i want to try and make sure that it never happens to anybody else ever again. well now they are refusing to have that meeting because they're relying on the inquiry that's been set up by sir howard davies where he's appointed a city law firm called travers smith, headed up by a chap . firm called travers smith, headed up by a chap. he's firm called travers smith, headed up by a chap . he's the headed up by a chap. he's the emeritus chair called chris hale . but the problem with that is that c

say, would they please investigate the clear, obvious gdpr breaches that were committed by dame alison rosehe former ceo of natwest , when the former ceo of natwest, when she briefed the bbc. and you'll never guess what the ico told me. they've told me my case is you've guessed it, complex and therefore they can't investigate it immediately, if ever i saw the establishment clubbing together to protect their own will, then this is it. i also wrote a letter to natwest group on monday requesting a meeting because i want to find out how many other people has this happened to within coutts and natwest.7 and i want to try and make sure that it never happens to anybody else ever again. well now they are refusing to have that meeting because they're relying on the inquiry that's been set up by sir howard davies where he's appointed a city law firm called travers smith, headed up by a chap . firm called travers smith, headed up by a chap. he's firm called travers smith, headed up by a chap . he's the headed up by a chap. he's the emeritus chair called chris hale . but the problem with that is that c

because i want to find out how it is that dame alison rose is still in line for a £2.43 million payoffith natwest down in brighton, a well known mural wall which natwest took. and this picture of marcus rashford coloured picture of marcus rashford put up on the wall. but the problem was next to it. natwest put up a sign on someone's fence without asking permission and there is one hell of a row going on. the owner of that particular wall is not very happy. that particular wall is not very happy . there we that particular wall is not very happy. there we are. banks do often get things wrong at a moment we discussed the inflation figures . does that inflation figures. does that mean interest rate rises have now come to an end and will rishi sunak of the five big pledges he's made were the one on inflation? actually work cancel your listening to news . cancel your listening to news. radio at 7:00 this morning. >> we got the latest inflation figures and yes, inflation is coming down. strange in one way because actually wages are going up and the bank of england led, of course , by a man wh

dame alison rose resigned. >> she gets 12 months notice >> but she gets 12 months notice or somethinging and gets like millions of pounds. it's like, that's. whenever i've been that's. and whenever i've been fired jobs, it's never like fired from jobs, it's never like that. there's that. it's always like, there's the . we're not giving you the door. we're not giving you any anyway, it for any money anyway, that's it for part but coming up, we've any money anyway, that's it for part slavery jt coming up, we've any money anyway, that's it for part slavery reparations, ), we've any money anyway, that's it for parislavery reparations, awe've any money anyway, that's it for parislavery reparations, a woman got slavery reparations, a woman punching and an islamic punching a horse and an islamic theocracy in europe . see you in theocracy in europe. see you in a couple >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back to headliners. i'm leo curson. i'm still here with paul cox and lewis schaefer kicking things off in this section with the metro and good news for a group of public

the 2.4 million outrageous payout to alison rose who got the boot from bank. of course, maybe you're waiting gcse results. >> still remember the >> i can still remember the terror. very long terror. that was a very long time ago good morning. it's 930 on thursday. the 24th of august. this is gb news. this is gb news. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. i've sort of think i know where we are, where we are. >> we're not sure. right. putin's revenge or is it the wagner group boss who crossed putin has been killed in a jet crash? will have the very latest i >> -- >> sick joke. that's how our very own nigel farage describes quite rightly, the 2.4 million payout to the former boss of natwest, alison rose. some of it, of course, is our public money. >> are we at breaking point? how many more migrants can we take in? we're moments away from the home office releasing their annual immigration stats. we'll have the very latest with mark white. >> and talking of statistics , >> and talking of statistics, gcse results today, do you reme

at four natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay is set to receiveillion pay package a month after quitting dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is still working her 12 month notice period . her 12 month notice period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist . the company says it journalist. the company says it will continue to review her planned pay and bonus payouts. base on its findings. planned pay and bonus payouts. base on its findings . a lawyer base on its findings. a lawyer for the parents of babies attacked by convicted killer lucy letby says they were fobbed off by a hospital boss. the former medical director of the countess of chester hospital, ian harvey, has been accused of shamefully failing to address their concerns. he's since apologised for not communicating more fully at the time , experts more fully at the time, experts are hailing the uk's first womb transplant as a medical milestone in a 34 ye

dame alison rose quit after it emerged.alked about nigel farage's finances to about nigel farage's finances to a journalist . her actions are a journalist. her actions are being independently investigate dated. the treasury says it will decide whether to take action if any wrongdoing is found and if the board doesn't cut her £24 million severance package amid the backlog of asylum cases has hit a record high. more than 175,000 people were waiting for an initial decision on their application at the end of june. that's up 44% on last year. application at the end of june. that's up 44% on last year . the that's up 44% on last year. the home office says europe has seen a similar rise, adding that it's doubled spending on asylum in the last year to nearly £4 billion. a former couple have been jailed for the murder of an electrician in wigan , michael electrician in wigan, michael hillier and rachel fulstow shot liam smith in the face and then covered him in acid in november of last year , hillier was of last year, hillier was se

it led to the resignation of natwest chief executive dame alison wokeist rose natwest has since announcednt . another nigel's account. another incidents of de—banking by coots. but i wanted to know , as coots. but i wanted to know, as nigel presses ahead with legal action on this, can people sue their banks if they found out that their accounts were wrongly closed? i am joined now by stephen barrett, who is everybody's favourite gb news based barrister. thank you very much, stephen. great to have you i >> -- >> if they they look at it and they think, hang on a minute, i was debunked . was debunked. >> yes. well i can't give legal advice to everybody and everything will be case specific . but i have for a very long time felt that this issue of de—banking can be challenged . de—banking can be challenged. and there are there are, in my view, legal mechanisms for challenging it. view, legal mechanisms for challenging it . several challenging it. several different ones in law, in my view. when the story emerged initially and people were very seemed very gleeful, but mr farage was being treated

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>> uh, dame alison rose. now viewers will say, who is she?ust got. £11.5 million as a pay she's just got. £11.5 million as a pay off. yeah for actually, you know, can you imagine confidentiality amongst bankers? i'm sitting there i'm the head and i'm saying hey that fellow you know christy yeah he's got he's a wrong'un. he's a very he's a wrong'un. he's a very he's got no money. and i tell it to the bbc. yeah and then i said, oh , you didn't really mean said, oh, you didn't really mean to do that. 11 million, 0.5, 39% of that belongs to the british taxpayer . taxpayer. >> it's ridiculous. of course it is your about page zero. >> you won't be surprised to know it's donald i mean , know it's donald trump. i mean, absolute menace. get him off our front pages. get him out of pubuc front pages. get him out of public life. get him in jail. >> all right. >> all right. >> lizzie ferguson, he's dead. >> lizzie ferguson, he's dead. >> yeah, well, fair enough. >> yeah, well, fair enough. >> good . yeah. all right. well, >> good. yeah. all right. well, t

>> uh, dame alison rose. now viewers will say, who is she? just got. £11.5 million as a pay she's just got. £11.5 million as a pay off. yeah for actually, you know, can you imagine confidentiality amongst bankers? i'm sitting there i'm the head and i'm saying hey that fellow you know christy yeah he's got he's a wrong'un. he's a very he's a wrong'un. he's a very he's got no money. and i tell it to the bbc. yeah and then i said, oh , you didn't really mean said, oh, you didn't really mean to do that. 11 million, 0.5, 39% of that belongs to the british taxpayer . taxpayer. >> it's ridiculous. of course it is your about page zero. >> you won't be surprised to know it's donald i mean , know it's donald trump. i mean, absolute menace. get him off our front pages. get him out of pubuc front pages. get him out of public life. get him in jail. >> all right. >> all right. >> lizzie ferguson, he's dead. >> lizzie ferguson, he's dead. >> yeah, well, fair enough. >> yeah, well, fair enough. >> good . yeah. all right. well, >> good. yeah. all right. well,

rates weren't going up for savers , and they actually had to savers, and they actually had to shame alison roseup the ceo of natwest. she said she was too busy . was too busy. >> well, bev, just just before we get more onto the economics, some people have been getting in touch about what they are fearing . fearing. >> in the morning i had a complete mind. i i know. >> i really did. >> i really did. >> i'm sorry about that. >> i'm sorry about that. >> i'm sorry about that. >> i don't know what i feel. >> i don't know what i feel. >> because you're a fearless young man. and i think. i think i know lovely. >> think know what i fear >> i think i'll know what i fear when see in the face. but when i see it in the face. but just sort of imagine. but colin has written in say getting has written in to say getting rid is a fear of his. rid of cash is a fear of his. that's referencing, of course, the don't keep cash campaign of gb andy has written in gb news. andy has written in saying just about how saying i just worry about how expensive will be. cost of expensive today will be. cost of living the foref

>> but the chairman backed his ceo, howard davies backed alison rose . yes, kind of judgement .w, they changed >> well, you know, they changed their mind and the reality is that natwest got this wrong plain and simple. the board has taken action. what i'm now wanting to make sure is that this isn't more widespread because i think this would be a very, very big step in the wrong direction. and we need to stamp it out. if it is around a quarter of a million gb news years and listeners, chancellor have signed our don't kill cash petition because their concerned increasingly, particularly the elderly and vulnerable people, they can't use cash in the shops where they want to shop . where they want to shop. >> what would you say to those people who are concerned that we mustn't kill cash? would you encourage them to back our campaign ? campaign? >> i would say two things. i would say, first of all, any economy has to be run for the benefit of everyone , and that benefit of everyone, and that includes your most vulnerable, older people who may not have credit cards and depend on cash a

former ceo alison rose, who stepped down injuly, will be paid as she sees out a 12—month notice periodn tv bosses "playing it safe". the documentary maker told the edinburgh tv festival that it's harder to get programmes made about risky subjects because broadcasters have a temptation to avoid difficult subjects. britain's josh kerr. he is stunned after taking gold in the 1500m at the world championships in budapest last night. the 25—year—old clocked a season's best to make his first podium. we'll be speaking to him just after 8.30 this morning. is that surprise, joy? it has actually happened? we will see the moving pictures later. he wins the race and then the moment when he runs towards the crowd. he is so fired up. a realjoy to watch. congratulations. what have you spotted? a supermarket chain, ourfavourite what have you spotted? a supermarket chain, our favourite sandwich, what have you spotted? a supermarket chain, ourfavourite sandwich, what is it. important to point out this is it. important to point out this is favourite to buy in a shop. i think you would buy a more intricate

it would be quite the climbdown if he is offered his coutts bank account because of course dame alison rosecontinue to offer you a natwest account , which obviously isn't account, which obviously isn't as high status and wasn't the bank account that he once had. so yes, this would be quite the turn of events . but nigel farage turn of events. but nigel farage is not to be messed with. >> don't you think nigel >> but don't you think nigel farage of this farage has come out of this very, very well? >> he has a huge amount >> he has he has a huge amount of it. he's of coverage for it. he's apparently he's almost won what he to win, which is he wanted to win, which is keeping and getting keeping it account and getting a lot coverage. he's raised lot of coverage. he's raised a genuine issue about whether the bank be able shut bank should be able to shut people's because people's accounts because of their the their political views. the government his government is following in his trail and doing what he wants effectively. so, yes, he's a very good crisis, you like. very good crisis, if you like.