should we and farage and coots ? and coots?ller coaster story, hasn't it, for a few days. and it appears that nigel has been successful in keeping his accounts. we don't know the full facts even now. and perhaps we shouldn't do. it's a personal matter between him and his bank. but what appears to be the case, however, is that koch took action reasons. i think. action for two reasons. i think. one is that nigel apparently didn't their commercial didn't meet their commercial limit in terms of how much he had in his bank account, which was a legitimate bank issue. and the other one, of course, is that it appeared to take a view on his personal political views, which totally inappropriate. which is totally inappropriate. so fact keeping his so the fact he's keeping his accounts, i think is useful . accounts, i think is useful. he's now demanding an apology from the bank and wants to meet their top guys. of course , we've their top guys. of course, we've already had two people resign from the bank. >> he's had an apology, hasn't he?

the new coots chief executive has offered him the opportunity to keep both his personal and businessage has hit back with his own legal claims for an apology and compensation . ian plus and compensation. ian plus importantly, demands for a face to face meeting to discuss the broader point of ordinary folk being cancelled for their political views with the bank. so as he puts it, the fight goes on and he'll reveal more about that fight live on show that fight live on the show later this hour. but i have to say, i'm one of the many thousands who has signed up to his new campaign website account, closed .org, trying to find out why hsbc shuttered my business account with no explanation in this is the most important fight against the establishment since brexit and i think people power is now demanding action. but what do my superstar panel think tonight? top daily express columnist carole malone , the former mep carole malone, the former mep and environmentalist stanley johnson , and former conservative johnson, and former conservative education minister dame andrea jenkyns. carole malon

another incidents of de—banking by coots. but i wanted to know , as coots. 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 this way. they took what i thought i considered to be a very 19th century view of contract law , a century view of contract law, a very, very old fashioned view that whatever goes in the contract , it is the courts will contr

ointments can we bury just something to regret, our pond breathed, we set off on an expedition along the cootsr ukraine, who traveled 171 km, reached here ash, the album climbs out the window. she understood that the sixth force was born, and the place of residence of a person. on our tv channel hello to me, the folk trail will not grow in any way, just some kind of pilgrimage of yours kristina skvortsov is his mother. could you please leave me alone and don't you dare approach my son. you are no different from gosh and sasha's father. no, you're even worse. i happened to be fired for hunting rich men. so thank you very much for our extremely helpful for both agreed that you follow me? stop it, i did everything you asked me to. please so, all the deception played along with my cunning granddaughter in strengthening his hereditary rights, so to speak, that he promised a lot of money or patronage in business. no, it's a joke, it's such a wonderful thing. family, really, it was my idea. yes, i underestimated your cynicism and draw conclusions, but now i'm not talking to you. now i'm talking with

. >> so i think it's good that nigel farage and coots are in dialogue resolving the issue. nigel farage also spoke about the broader issue of this impacting other people. and that's my primary concern, because ultimately this isn't about any one individual. this is about values and values that are important to me and important to our country. values hang this really hang on. this is really important the important rather than the individuals the individuals to focus on the values that stake, values values that are at stake, values of expression and of freedom of expression and privacy. believe in those privacy. i believe in those values very strongly. people need to be able to have lawfully held views that might not held views that we might not agree with, but they shouldn't be denied financial services agree with, but they shouldn't be denieofinancial services agree with, but they shouldn't be denieof them al services agree with, but they shouldn't be denieof them andervices agree with, but they shouldn't be denieof them and theirs because of them and their entitled for the

. >> so i think it's good that nigel farage and coots are in dialogue resolving the issue. nigel farage also spoke about the broader issue of this impacting other people. and that's my primary concern, because ultimately this isn't about any one individual. this is about values and values that are important to me and important to our country. values hang this really hang on. this is really important the important rather than the individuals the individuals to focus on the values that stake, values values that are at stake, values of expression and of freedom of expression and privacy. believe in those privacy. i believe in those values very strongly. people need to be able to have lawfully held views that might not held views that we might not agree with, but they shouldn't be denied financial services agree with, but they shouldn't be denieofinancial services agree with, but they shouldn't be denieof them al services agree with, but they shouldn't be denieof them andervices agree with, but they shouldn't be denieof them and theirs because of them and their entitled for the

mukhavets - this is a winter of a kind, there are a lot of ducks and coot water hens here.ourse, this is the fish fauna of the river, the flycatcher is very rich here, if there are huge catfish, asp and carp crucian carp, there are lines, pike perch and pike fish, and this river is rich. uh, rich here and flora a lot of vegetation. e grows uh. and the yellow capsule and water lilies and relict ferns swim closer to autumn, which are not found anywhere else, as soon as the floodplain of the river, mukhavets and a little bit of the river. from ancient times, people tried to settle near water bodies and forests, because rivers, lakes and forests were the breadwinners for people, our feeders, we will also be happy to cook from river bream. wow. the most delicious fish soup when there is a big fish in it? of course, there are a lot of recipes for fish soup, but we have our own on the farm and all people like. this is a fish that is boiled for 15 minutes, no onions are put in the ear, no carrots, no potatoes, no other, fiction, no cereals, because it will be soup. salt before cook

so it's much like the coots where who coots scandal where now who knows telling knows if they're tellingth, if they think that was the reason. but with the coots saying they came out and said, oh, commercial decision, saying they came out and said, oh, these �*nmercial decision, saying they came out and said, oh, these�*nmercieneversion, saying they came out and said, oh, these �*nmercienever come notice these people never come out say, oh, it's because of out and say, oh, it's because of our they know our ideology. so they know there's wrong it. our ideology. so they know the and wrong it. our ideology. so they know the and neverivrong it. our ideology. so they know the and never admit it. our ideology. so they know the and never admit it, it. our ideology. so they know the and never admit it, do. >> and they never admit it, do they? >> and they never admit it, do the they admit it. so they >> they never admit it. so they must someone must know. or someone at the company doesn't look company knows. this doesn't look good. always do it. good. yeah, they always do it. that's interesting p

so it's much like the coots where who coots scandal where now who knows telling knows if they're tellingth, if they think that was the reason. but with the coots saying they came out and said, oh, commercial decision, saying they came out and said, oh, these �*nmercial decision, saying they came out and said, oh, these�*nmercieneversion, saying they came out and said, oh, these �*nmercienever come notice these people never come out say, oh, it's because of out and say, oh, it's because of our they know our ideology. so they know there's wrong it. our ideology. so they know the and wrong it. our ideology. so they know the and neverivrong it. our ideology. so they know the and never admit it. our ideology. so they know the and never admit it, it. our ideology. so they know the and never admit it, do. >> and they never admit it, do they? >> and they never admit it, do the they admit it. so they >> they never admit it. so they must someone must know. or someone at the company doesn't look company knows. this doesn't look good. always do it. good. yeah, they always do it. that's an interestin

let's talk about farage and coots . coots about farage and coots.if he wants one. should he take it, nigel? well i mean, it's obviously a matter for nigel. >> i'd be tempted to. not i mean, i think that the way that he's been treated absolutely he's been treated is absolutely appalling, should stick appalling, and he should stick to and say, well, to his guns and say, well, thanks very much, but the way you've me, things you've treated me, the things you've treated me, the things you called me. no, i don't want my account back. obviously, it's a him. he must decide a matter for him. he must decide whether wants to bank, whether he wants to bank, continue there or not. continue banking there or not. i mean, this extra ordinary u—turn they've done , they obviously they've done, they obviously realised completely realised they've completely cocked this one up. but now i think the next stage really is that the government must launch a proper inquiry into the whole banking system and see what the laws are that govern people like nigel, like other politic

nigel farage versus coote scandal . so that's coming coote scandal.that's coming up in a digest straight after the news with polly middlehurst i >> -- >> dan, thank you. good evening to you. well the fire brigades union has labelled the bibby stockholm migrant barge a potential death trap and requested an urgent meeting with the home secretary about overcrowding and fire exit concerns. .the fbi's assistant general secretary says it's a cruel and reckless approach to the welfare of asylum seekers. well, a government source has told gb news that labour and the unions are trying to block the use of the vessel to house asylum seekers, calling their attempts a betrayal of the country and of the british people. it now could be next week before any migrants are moved to the vessel, which is currently moored off portland in dorset in the united states. former president donald trump, who is facing four new criminal charges , will appear in court in charges, will appear in court in washington , dc tomorrow. he's washington, dc tomorrow. he's accused of conspiri

not uncommon on the river, mukhavets is a kingfisher, there are a lot of ducks and coot water chickensthe mukhovets river is very rich. there are also huge catfish, asp and carp, crucian carp, there are lines, pike perch, pike fish, and this river is rich. uh, rich here and flora a lot of vegetation. e grows uh. and the yellow capsule and water lilies and relict ferns swim closer to autumn, which are not found anywhere else, as soon as the floodplain of the river, mukhavets and a little bit of the river. since ancient times, people tried to settle near water bodies and forests, because rivers, lakes and forests were the breadwinners for people, our river. mukhavets also makes us happy , we will cook from river bream. wow. the most delicious fish soup when is there a big fish in it? of course, there are a lot of recipes for fish soup, but we have our own on the farm and all people like. this is a fish that is boiled for 15 minutes, no onions are put in the ear, no carrots, no potatoes, no other, fiction, no cereals, because it will be soup. salt before cooking, add spices, well, an inte

nigel farage versus coote scandal . so that's coming coote scandal. coming up in a digest straight after the news with polly middlehurst i >> -- >> dan, thank you. good evening to you. well the fire brigades union has labelled the bibby stockholm migrant barge a potential death trap and requested an urgent meeting with the home secretary about overcrowding and fire exit concerns. .the fbi's assistant general secretary says it's a cruel and reckless approach to the welfare of asylum seekers. well, a government source has told gb news that labour and the unions are trying to block the use of the vessel to house asylum seekers, calling their attempts a betrayal of the country and of the british people. it now could be next week before any migrants are moved to the vessel, which is currently moored off portland in dorset in the united states. former president donald trump, who is facing four new criminal charges , will appear in court in charges, will appear in court in washington , dc tomorrow. he's washington, dc tomorrow. he's accused of conspiring to

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calling for the financial conduct authority to be investigated over the de—banking of nigel farage's cootsnt on his programme here on gb news within the last hour , nigel within the last hour, nigel farage said he's determined to find out how many other people in coutts or natwest have had accounts closed because of their political views. a joint letter has been sent to the chancellor from conservative mps, warning the fca may have inadvertently , the fca may have inadvertently, in their words, encouraged the culture within banking that led to the account closure. one of those who signed the letter was sir iain duncan smith. we've discovered so many people have actually been caught up in this ridiculous nonsense and the fca has done absolutely nothing to stop it and recorrect it, which they should have done. >> also, by the way, they then criticised the chancellor in unofficial briefing, saying that he essentially shouldn't have been interfering in the banking rules themselves and of course they had to backtrack on that pretty quickly. but that's pretty quickly. but that's pretty appalling

the way that succession happens is by coots right? you have a military coup where the military will come in or other leaders will engage in violence and you'll end up with a civil war other kind of violent system of overthrow. monarchy's obviously have a hereditary element but as in britain a lot of them are honorary, they don't actually, you know wield the power of government the way that they did, you know, 200 years ago. i think that the systems that work for stability and in other democratic systems in scandinavian in western europe again would be very difficult to translate into the bipartisan system that kind of paralyzes the american the current am

and clearly, rather like myself with coots, albeit for different issues, they don't align with the valuesse reasons ian's and we'll see how he performs tomorrow but it's for these reasons that i do find vivid ramaswami such an interesting character. he's written a book called woke inc and he talks about how this time aid has gone through corporate america to this politically correct tide that everything to do with identity, with climate change, with everything else . change, with everything else. and he says what a negative effect it's having on the american economy . we've got american economy. we've got exactly the same disease . so exactly the same disease. so i will be asking over the next couple of days and we'll be asking prominent americans what they make of de—banking happening on this side of the pond. now joining me down the line live from the london studio is the ever energetic patrick christys patrick. what have you got coming up for us this evening? >> well, nigel, it's a pleasure to hand over back to tom cruise over there in america. remarkable stuff. but look, on more serio

i think it's good that nigel farage and coots are in dialogue resolving the issue there, but nigel farage that's my primary concern . that's my primary concern. reform uk leader richard tice wants the government to go further and is calling for new laws to ensure the scandal is never repeated. he's live in the studio. later in the show . studio. later in the show. elsewhere tonight , after being

i think it's good that nigel farage and coots are in dialogue resolving the issue there, but nigel faragele and that's my primary concern . that's my primary concern. reform uk leader richard tice wants the government to go further and is calling for new laws to ensure the scandal is never repeated. he's live in the studio. later in the show . studio. later in the show. elsewhere tonight , after being elsewhere tonight, after being reportedly shunned by a—listers like the beckhams, oprah and george clooney are harry and meghan losing hollywood lovey pals because their loose lips can't be trusted. carrie kennedy and joanna jarjue do battle in the clash. also on the way. is it right for costa coffee to face a bud light style boycott after using an image of a trans man with breast surgery scars on a promotional truck, we'll get stuck into that in the media buzz as always, tomorrow's front pages. you know , we're going to pages. you know, we're going to get them to you hot off the press and tom bower, he's uncancelled later show uncancelled later in the show with more revelations . with more

be a good thing , believe you me, what i've thing, believe you me, what i've uncovered here with cootesme closing me down for political reasons is the tip of the iceberg . we've the tip of the iceberg. we've got one hell of a long way to go now . it's a got one hell of a long way to go now. it's a big week here in america, and we'll talk more about that . but i want to talk about that. but i want to talk about that. but i want to talk about sadiq khan , the mayor of about sadiq khan, the mayor of london, because i think he's now he and his department of now crossed line. they are now, crossed the line. they are now, frankly , anti—white and overtly frankly, anti—white and overtly racist. yes. let's talk about that in just a moment. >> you're listening to news radio. what's the win? >> the pub of the year, republican of the right . okay. republican of the right. okay. let's go to shaun bailey lee no, i've got that wrong. he's now baron bailey because of course, shaunisin baron bailey because of course, shaun is in the house of lords and he took on sadiq khan in the mayoral elections when

be a good thing , believe you me, what i've thing, believe you me, what i've uncovered here with cootesme closing me down for political reasons is the tip of the iceberg . we've the tip of the iceberg. we've got one hell of a long way to go now . it's a got one hell of a long way to go now. it's a big week here in america, and we'll talk more about that . but i want to talk about that. but i want to talk about that. but i want to talk about sadiq khan , the mayor of about sadiq khan, the mayor of london, because i think he's now he and his department of now crossed line. they are now, crossed the line. they are now, frankly , anti—white and overtly frankly, anti—white and overtly racist. yes. let's talk about that in just a moment. >> you're listening to news radio. what's the win? >> the pub of the year, republican of the right . okay. republican of the right. okay. let's go to shaun bailey lee no, i've got that wrong. he's now baron bailey because of course, shaunisin baron bailey because of course, shaun is in the house of lords and he took on sadiq khan in the mayoral elections when

they'd and coots had signed up.ified company and they were saying, you know, when they when in their internal notes we're cancelling nigel because he no longer complies with this new forward looking include lviv sense of purpose. we have all of thatis sense of purpose. we have all of that is language that comes from this american based activist organisation which is spreading its tentacles overseas , a its tentacles overseas, a voluntary version of the chinese social credit system. >> i mean, that's insane. and do you see any any light at the end of the tunnel for this? because we've seen esg do incredible damage. you know, the woke rules they follow like bud light , for they follow like bud light, for example, it's lost huge market share . so it's doing commercial share. so it's doing commercial damage. you that's damage. do you think that's going change the going to force a change in the market and a shift away esg market and a shift away from esg rules? market and a shift away from esg rul

they'd and coots had signed up.d company and they were saying, you know, when they when in their internal notes we're cancelling nigel because he no longer complies with this new forward looking include lviv sense of purpose. we have all of thatis sense of purpose. we have all of that is language that comes from this american based activist organisation which is spreading its tentacles overseas , a its tentacles overseas, a voluntary version of the chinese social credit system. >> i mean, that's insane. and do you see any any light at the end of the tunnel for this? because we've seen esg do incredible damage. you know, the woke rules they follow like bud light , for they follow like bud light, for example, it's lost huge market share . so it's doing commercial share. so it's doing commercial damage. you that's damage. do you think that's going change the going to force a change in the market and a shift away esg market and a shift away from esg rules? market and a shift away from esg rul>

un's principles for responsible investment and the church, like the and the church commissioners like coots the churches investment portfolio are , to quote their portfolio are, to quote their website, committed to incorporating environmental, social and governance issues into our approach to investment thatis into our approach to investment that is esg. now now, we'll come back to this a little bit later in the show, but for now, that e seems to be widely understood as anything to do with reaching net zero. while the s has everything to do with implementing equality, diversity and inclusion policies understood through the filter of critical race theory , or as some as it race theory, or as some as it has come to be known outside of academia. wokeness as in matthew six, christ says no one can serve two masters. either you will hate one and love the other, or or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other . i am beginning to wonder whether the church of england is struggling with its allegiance, ehhen struggling with its allegiance, either. it can choose the dominant political philo

the farage managed to get from coots.man of natwest now be considering his position ? his position? >> well, that is a matter for the natwest board. but what i know. yeah, what i would say is that as a major shareholder in natwest , we were very concerned natwest, we were very concerned that after this error of judgement, which was conceded by natwest , they were following the natwest, they were following the course. they were. why? because in a free society, being able to say what you believe is a fundamental human right, but in the modern world we all need bank accounts. so if you have to worry that you might be expressing a view that someone in a bank doesn't agree with, you could lose your bank account . that has a chilling effect on free speech. that is not acceptable. it is also against the banking regulations. it's effectively against the law. so today i've written to the regulator that has the power to put big fines on banks , and i've put big fines on banks, and i've said i want to know, is this widespread ? was

un's principles for responsible investment and the church, like the and the church commissioners like coots the churches investment portfolio are , to quote their portfolio are, to quote their website, committed to incorporating environmental, social and governance issues into our approach to investment thatis into our approach to investment that is esg. now now, we'll come back to this a little bit later in the show, but for now, that e seems to be widely understood as anything to do with reaching net zero. while the s has everything to do with implementing equality, diversity and inclusion policies understood through the filter of critical race theory , or as some as it race theory, or as some as it has come to be known outside of academia. wokeness as in matthew six, christ says no one can serve two masters. either you will hate one and love the other, or or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other . i am beginning to wonder whether the church of england is struggling with its allegiance, ehhen struggling with its allegiance, either. it can choose the dominant political philo

and clearly, rather like myself with coots, albeit for different issues, they don't align with the valuesse reasons ian's and we'll see how he performs tomorrow but it's for these reasons that i do find vivid ramaswami such an interesting character. he's written a book called woke inc and he talks about how this time aid has gone through corporate america to this politically correct tide that everything to do with identity, with climate change, with everything else . change, with everything else. and he says what a negative effect it's having on the american economy . we've got american economy. we've got exactly the same disease . so exactly the same disease. so i will be asking over the next couple of days and we'll be asking prominent americans what they make of de—banking happening on this side of the pond. now joining me down the line live from the london studio is the ever energetic patrick christys patrick. what have you got coming up for us this evening? >> well, nigel, it's a pleasure to hand over back to tom cruise over there in america. remarkable stuff. but look, on more serio

well, you've never heard of be called before but you're about to coots were proud to be certified byme which is why they got rid of me as customer . which is why they got rid of me as customer. i'll tell you why as a customer. i'll tell you why this madness going through this madness is going through corporate britain has corporate britain today has been carry on up the channel as a border force boat breaks down. oh, and the drone crashes into the english channel. and as you can see from these pictures, huge numbers of young men. once again cross more of cross today than we can fit into the bibby stockholm . and joining me on stockholm. and joining me on talking pints, he is a controversial and colourful. i think we should now say, former politician. it's simon danczuk. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you. good evening. well, the police service of northern ireland says dissident republicans claim to be in possession of officers detail following a huge data leak. chief constable simon byrne says he's deeply sorry for wha

well, you've never heard of be called before but you're about to coots were proud to be certified byich is why they got rid of me as customer . which is why they got rid of me as customer. i'll tell you why as a customer. i'll tell you why this madness going through this madness is going through corporate britain has corporate britain today has been carry on up the channel as a border force boat breaks down. oh, and the drone crashes into the english channel. and as you can see from these pictures, huge numbers of young men. once again cross more of cross today than we can fit into the bibby stockholm . and joining me on stockholm. and joining me on talking pints, he is a controversial and colourful. i think we should now say, former politician. it's simon danczuk. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you. good evening. well, the police service of northern ireland says dissident republicans claim to be in possession of officers detail following a huge data leak. chief constable simon byrne says he's deeply sorry for what he'

. >> well, the whole de—banking row, the de—banking scandal of myself and coots, part of the natwestis 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 the inquiry, before the investigation and before the investigation and before delivering to me the natwest subject access request. so where are we now with all of this ? this? >> that's right, nigel. now, ministers ears have pricked up here in london at the idea that dame alison rose might get this large pay off. they're concerned about it because this inquiry by travis smith, th

he is in coots with putin and china, inviting those leaders to the country so that our dollar will goown and destroy this country. the reason right now the gasoline prices are going up, because he knows donald trump is running for election soon and make americans difficult to buy oil. what the president did yesterday was unheard of. this president, he is solving the problem the previous president did. there's a difference here, that someone who knows how to lead and someone who will try to stay out of jail. russians want to see donald trump coming back so he can invite them in the white house and do whatever they want. host: all right, john. our next caller is eddie on the republican line from millbury, massachusetts. caller: there is an african saying, speak softly and carry a big stick. the new york times criticized trump for going over to russia and china and korea and speaking to them. notice when trump was in, nothing happened. it was his porobama, who had trouble and annexation in rae. it was biden who had trouble, further troubles, with russia. so it is trump who speaks soft bu

. >> well, the whole de—banking row, the de—banking scandal of myself and coots, part of the natweste 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 the inquiry, before the investigation and before the investigation and before delivering to me the natwest subject access request. so where are we now with all of this ? this? >> that's right, nigel. now, ministers ears have pricked up here in london at the idea that dame alison rose might get this large pay off. they're concerned about it because this inquiry by travis smith

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there's also an interesting article here farage cootes offering reopen accounts. offering to reopen myccounts. yes. is a sort of yes. so this is like a sort of across board win for him. across the board win for him. really? but he's saying really? yeah and but he's saying no, i wanted a full apology and i want some and want to i want some money and i want to meet face to face. i go, oh, meet you face to face. i go, oh, yeah. >> and aiming for the truck. >> and aiming for the truck. >> yeah. but by the way, i admired in spiked admired your article in spiked about. agree with you about. yeah, 100% agree with you the comics the way that comics in particular sort reacted particular have sort of reacted just they don't like and just because they don't like and the generally. the left generally. >> yeah. yeah yeah. i suppose we particularly register it when it's. did you also write my article >> did you also write my article a before time? as a a few days before time? as a matter matter . matter it doesn't matter. >> have a look at the what is what have we got. the mail nick the mail have sh

coots, which is part of natwest.rt comes back, if that report shows that the board haven't really done much to with . alison rose then to deal with. alison rose then the government step in. the government can step in. don't own a big don't forget, they own a big chunk in this company don't forget, they own a big chunk 35, in this company don't forget, they own a big chunk 35, 38, in this company don't forget, they own a big chunk 35, 38, forgives company don't forget, they own a big chunk 35, 38, forgive me mpany don't forget, they own a big chunk 35, 38, forgive me is)any around 35, 38, forgive me is owned by you or me as taxpayers dating back to the financial crisis . earlier, dating back to the financial crisis. earlier, i dating back to the financial crisis . earlier, i spoke to crisis. earlier, i spoke to gillian earlier , julie keegan gillian earlier, julie keegan spoke to reporters about her view. >> well, obviously that's for natwest and its shareholders , natwest and its shareholders, but i can understand wh

he's not quite as rich as he pretends to be because coots, which because it's coots, which was the natweste in every pub in britain knows of this knows the details of this this story. this one of the story. this is one of the biggest of the year. and biggest stories of the year. and i do think it does raise serious questions. again about the judgement howard davies, judgement of howard davies, who's a very clever man, somebody i've known for many years , a of establishment years, a sort of establishment panjange from who gets all the nice jobs. and he is very, very smart, but very, very smart people sometimes do really stupid things . stupid things. >> do you buy into any of the arguments that when it came to alison rose, there a whiff alison rose, there was a whiff of sexism going on? i think that's insane. other bosses. >> think hung on to >> i think that is hung on to their demeans apologise demeans behaviour demeans the merit behaviour that demeans the merit and the drive and the talent of every other top woman in the city of london and across british prisoners, many of whom i'm privil

he is in coots with putin and china, inviting those leaders to the country so that our dollar will goown and destroy this country. the reason right now the gasoline prices are going up, because he knows donald trump is running for election soon and make americans difficult to buy oil. what the president did yesterday was unheard of. this president, he is solving the problem the previous president did. there's a difference here, that someone who knows how to lead and someone who will try to stay out of jail. russians want to see donald trump coming back so he can invite them in the white house and do whatever they want. host: all right, john. our next caller is eddie on the republican line from millbury, massachusetts. caller: there is an african saying, speak softly and carry a big stick. the new york times criticized trump for going over to russia and china and korea and speaking to them. notice when trump was in, nothing happened. it was his prior, obama, who had trouble and annexation in ukraine. it was biden w h trouble, further troubles, withusa. so it is trump who speaks softly

i put in a subject access request to natwest , the parent request to natwest, the parent of coots, toomplex us and therefore they won't answer me until nearly the end of october. i wrote to the information commissioner's office to report a breach because dame alison rose clearly broke gdpr rules by discussing details of my bank account with the bbc. they've told me my situation is complex and it might take a long time to sort out. so they're trying to kick the whole thing into the long grass. so my situation is still very much stalemated. however on the bigger picture , however on the bigger picture, jeremy hunt, the chancellor clearly realising that with the possibility of up to a million people being banked over the course of the last four years, that there is a national scandal here. he wrote a letter to the financial conduct authority , the financial conduct authority, the regulator of the industry , regulator of the industry, saying he wanted urgent action and for once they've actually done something. they've written to the 25 leading banks and building societies demanding to kno

i think it's good that nigel farage and coots are in dialogue resolving the issue there, but nigel farageo spoke up, spoke about the broader issue of this impacting other people and that's my primary concern . that's my primary concern. reform uk leader richard tice wants the government to go further and is calling for new laws to ensure the scandal is never repeated. he's live in the studio. later in the show . studio. later in the show. elsewhere tonight , after being elsewhere tonight, after being reportedly shunned by a—listers like the beckhams, oprah and george clooney are harry and meghan losing hollywood lovey pals because their loose lips can't be trusted. carrie kennedy and joanna jarjue do battle in the clash. also on the way. is it right for costa coffee to face a bud light style boycott after using an image of a trans man with breast surgery scars on a promotional truck, we'll get stuck into that in the media buzz as always, tomorrow's front pages. you know , we're going to pages. you know, we're going to get them to you hot off the press and tom bower, he's uncancelled later

because going back to nigel farage, cootes to the nigel farage, cootes story, this mindset seems storyfinance. we know a similar mindset has definitely captured the charities sector . definitely captured the charities sector. is this going to be now log aheads between the charity sector all over and central government ? central government? >> i mean, in terms of greenpeace , i think their greenpeace, i think their ability to garner donations from from individuals is certainly going to be impacted by this. i suspect that there are far more individuals who'd be willing to donate to a moderate organisation than a radical one. >> we've had a few >> we've had quite a few messages from people messages already from people saying i've always supported greenpeace going to now. greenpeace not going to now. >> i i think, you >> and i think i think, you know, we're talking about the impact of civil and criminal law sitting on somebody's roof is, is undoubtedly trespass is undoubtedly illegal trespass . whether there's any damage or not, i think we're going to find that that greenpeace, five that t

. >> the reason i asked this is that there is a difference between nigel farage coote's account or somebodyto get that back. whatever, and trying to get that back . people who are overtly back. people who are overtly political be exposed, people in some cases , people who are some cases, people who are genuinely , deeply controversial genuinely, deeply controversial and ordinary members of the pubuc and ordinary members of the public who might have put a few twitter posts out about the fact that they are not happy about what's going on in the channel or that they're going to vote conservative next conservative at the next election. being election. those people being debunked banks now gearing debunked are banks now gearing up for massive compensation claims, do you think , to people claims, do you think, to people or not? >> it depends . we still need >> it depends. we still need more information to come out about is. the fact about how rife this is. the fact that there are what would we call them, certain views really going right through a lot of institutions now. and we see this both corp