exactly. >> monitoring natwest says exactly . but natwest says exactly. but natwest says exactly.they say that they're doing this to protect their customers from fraud. i assume because they're worried that a fraudster may persuade somebody to go to the bank, the cash and bank, take out all the cash and give it to to the the fraudster. i know there are lots of problems with online fraud, but perhaps this is also a fraud risk well . risk as well. >> people talk about cbdc guarding against money laundering and fraud , criminals laundering and fraud, criminals using cash to pay for criminal activity . but how can you guard activity. but how can you guard against those things without eroding our right to privacy? you know , the way they'll guard you know, the way they'll guard against it is by monitoring very carefully how digital cash is used. you'll have to use some kind of digital id before you pay kind of digital id before you pay for something with your digital cash . and that to me is digital cash. and that to me is more worrying than the various risks associated with a cash bas

>> and 7 >> and apart from natwest , >> and apart from natwest, clearly you've had a lot of communiques is reassessing the way it deals with people and this whole issue of account closure ? oh, yes . closure? oh, yes. >> and i think that the actions of the city minister, andrew griffith, and indeed the chancellor, jeremy hunt, they moved very, very quickly on the back of my case. but i think everybody understood that these closure of accounts have been going on for far, far too long. there's a variety of reasons. one of them, of course, is that legal opinions, the other , i'm legal opinions, the other, i'm afraid, are companies that used cash and as well are wilful attempt by the bank to drive out cash and the gb news is campaign don't blow cash again has been very effective . but if we really very effective. but if we really drill down, what we've got is a set of anti—money laundering laws and regulations. yes, of course we want to stop the international drugs gang. but effectively what we've got now are accounts being closed, up to are accounts being closed, up to a million accounts c

by natwest , they was conceded by natwest, they were following the course.ey were. why.7 because were following the course. they were. why? because is 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 and you could lose your bank account, that has a chilling effect on free speech. thatis chilling effect on free speech. that is not acceptable . all it that is not acceptable. all 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 said, i want to know, is this widespread? was it a one off thing or is it more widespread? and what are we doing about it to make sure that banks obey the law ? banks obey the law? >> well, gb news is economics and business editor. liam halligan joins me now quite strong stuff from the chancellor. it was quite strong. >> i feel your

by natwest , they was conceded by natwest, they were following the course.ey were. why.7 because were following the course. they were. why? because is 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 and you could lose your bank account, that has a chilling effect on free speech. thatis chilling effect on free speech. that is not acceptable . all it that is not acceptable. all 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 said, i want to know, is this widespread? was it a one off thing or is it more widespread? and what are we doing about it to make sure that banks obey the law ? banks obey the law? >> well, gb news is economics and business editor. liam halligan joins me now quite strong stuff from the chancellor. it was quite strong. >> i feel your

to get out of natwest.atwest have got £750 cash machine withdrawal limit. you may think that's fair enough. and there's a £20,000 withdrawal limit per day. if you're lucky enough to have that kind of money in your bank account unless you notify them in beforehand. but what we know now from this leaflet and emails that natwest have been sending their customers is that from september the 11th this year, there are going to be new rules . and that's despite fears about going cashless and opinion polls that are coming out. now, there's one just at the weekend saying that the majority of saying that the vast majority of people want to be able to people still want to be able to be to pay cash. want be able to pay cash. they want the of able to pay the choice of being able to pay cash they go into shops or cash when they go into shops or supermarkets cafes or supermarkets or cafes or whatever, particularly for older and vulnerable people don't and vulnerable people who don't have there's almost have smartphones. th

kevin how long how long have you been with natwest ? have you been with natwest?at particular group for a long, a long time . a very long time. particular group for a long, a long time . a very long time . and long time. a very long time. and they are quite correct. my mortgage has come to an end, but it came to an end over ten years ago . ago. >> right? >> right? >> so . so the argument, the >> so. so the argument, the argument that they've closed your account because the mortgage is it ended ten years ago. yes >> yeah. yeah. i mean i do wonder if perhaps they were to the home office at one stage because they've got big problems if they've got the delays that are going on ten years is now you've you know, you've held a professional siege near civil service role in border force . service role in border force. >> have you ever had any problems with going over your overdraft limit, with not being able to pay back the bank? have you ever experienced problems with the bank? no. no i haven't. >> no. no i had no problems at all. and i wonder if that is the problem. they

kevin how long how long have you been with natwest ? have you been with natwest?at particular group for a long, a long time . a very long time. particular group for a long, a long time . a very long time . and long time. a very long time. and they are quite correct. my mortgage has come to an end, but it came to an end over ten years ago . ago. >> right? >> right? >> so . so the argument, the >> so. so the argument, the argument that they've closed your account because the mortgage is it ended ten years ago. yes >> yeah. yeah. i mean i do wonder if perhaps they were to the home office at one stage because they've got big problems if they've got the delays that are going on ten years is now you've you know, you've held a professional siege near civil service role in border force . service role in border force. >> have you ever had any problems with going over your overdraft limit, with not being able to pay back the bank? have you ever experienced problems with the bank? no. no i haven't. >> no. no i had no problems at all. and i wonder if that is the problem. they

natwest has granted speech. natwest has granted itself sweeping new powers to limit cash deposits and withdrawals . so do we need to withdrawals. so do we need to fight back against the uk's woke financial institutions once again and thwart their cashless nightmare? i'll debate that with my superstar panel and the mediabuzz and tonight i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and carol mcgiffin . butterworth and carol mcgiffin. elsewhere tonight, amid reports that senior royals are gathering to mark the anniversary of the late queen's death without the sussexes , should they be invited sussexes, should they be invited if a commemoration does take place? petronella wyatt and alan coughlan go head to head in the clash. plus, after harry and meghan splashed out £3 million to turn a novel into a netflix hit, which involves a parent dying in a car crash. by the way, can the couple drag themselves from the hollywood abyss? my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier, give their verdict soon. to

natwest as enemy of the people.new powers in an attempt to kill cash. powers in an attempt to kill cash . do we need a fight back cash. do we need a fight back against the uk's wokeist financial institution thwart financial institution to thwart this cashless fantasy? my superstar panel returns to debate that shortly . but next is debate that shortly. but next is prince projecting his prince harry projecting his childhood with his latest childhood trauma with his latest netflix venture. my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell netflix venture. my royal masphilinds, lady colin campbell netflix venture. my royal mas phil dampiery colin campbell netflix venture. my royal mas phil dampier have n campbell netflix venture. my royal mas phil dampier have exclusivell and phil dampier have exclusive insight straight after this time now for my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier and harry and meghan's net flicks. paymasters have reportedly demanded more from them in recent weeks , from them in recent week

i'm also going to be discussing nigel farage de—banking scandal as well as the former head of natwestwan's off into the sunset with millions of pounds despite her big woke ideology and being all nice and lovely . gb views nice and lovely. gb views gbnews.com let's kick start with some chats about whether we should be reducing our foreign aid budget. but right now, as your headlines. >> hello. good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 3:01. i'm tamsin roberts, former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay is set 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

ceo of natwest group is to the ceo of natwest group is to receive a £24 million payout for breachingmy client confidentiality. i might have a thing or two to say about that in just a moment. ulez goes ahead as we learn that sadiq khanis ahead as we learn that sadiq khan is using nothing more than cod science. it'll do nothing for air quality in outer london at all, and a big debate taking place here in milwaukee. but just as exciting what on earth has donald trump said to tucker carlson that interview going out at the same time this evening. but before all of that , let's but before all of that, let's get the news with rihanna and jones. >> thank you, nigel. it's just gone 7:00. your top stories from the newsroom . russia says wagner the newsroom. russia says wagner boss yevgeny prigozhin may have been among ten people killed in a plane crash north of moscow. the images are purportedly we know those are not the images. apollo urges. it's understood nine others were on board the aircraft . and these are the aircraft. and these are the images which are purportedly the moment the plane

the taxpayer will make money on intervention on rbs, natwest . intervention on rbs, natwest. >> can wen a couple of years, when is it? i think their deadune when is it? i think their deadline exited , fully deadline to be exited, fully exhed deadline to be exited, fully exited is something exited from natwest is something like is 20? it's either 2026 like is it 20? it's either 2026 or 2027. i look forward to returning to gb news and eating my hat or gloating. >> yeah, i want to think you'll only invite me for eating the hat territory, aren't you? yeah. i that. i want to record that. >> downside there, is there? do you share his confidence? there? alex'sj share his confidence? there? alex's confidence, onfidence? there? alex's confidence, byidence? there? alex's confidence, by the ice? >> alex's confidence, by the way, that particular front, way, on that particular front, in of us as taxpayers, in terms of us as taxpayers, generating a healthy profit on our bailouts from the banks, i am not as optimistic is am not as optimistic as alex is . and also over in italy, we just mentioned that

former natwest shops in doubt. natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay is set 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 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 . as based on its findings. as experts are hailing the uk's first room transplant as a medical milestone . a 34 year old medical milestone. a 34 year old woman in england received the organ from her oldest sister and is now planning to undergo ivf later this year. the operation at the churchill hospital in oxford took around 17 hours, arou

former natwest shops in doubt. natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay is set 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 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 . as based on its findings. as experts are hailing the uk's first room transplant as a medical milestone . a 34 year old medical milestone. a 34 year old woman in england received the organ from her oldest sister and is now planning to undergo ivf later this year. the operation at the churchill hospital in oxford took around 17 hours, arou

, the chairman of natwest, the chairman of natwest, who , of course, rather, natwest, who, of course,ather ill judged as it turned out, he backed alison rose, saying , i have full confidence saying, i have full confidence in her. and a few hours later she resigned, possibly because they'd had a phone call the they'd had a phone call from the treasury looking at treasury who'd been looking at twitter and public opinion and so he did. he did. he so on. but he did. he did. he did and i do think did support you. and i do think those heartfelt. those words were heartfelt. i didn't quite expect him to say he thought howard davis should step down. but it's a kind of a story that he defended him to some degree . but i think he's some degree. but i think he's just carrying on, isn't he? rishi sunak exactly what he said at the commons despatch box. he thinks the way you were thinks that the way you were treated by coots was wrong quotes, fundamentally wrong . quotes, fundamentally wrong. keir starmer and the labour party have barely been able to bnng party have barely been able to bring themsel

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

, the chairman of natwest, the chairman of natwest, who , of course, rather, natwest, who, of course,ather ill judged as it turned out, he backed alison rose, saying , i have full confidence saying, i have full confidence in her. and a few hours later she resigned, possibly because they'd had a phone call the they'd had a phone call from the treasury looking at treasury who'd been looking at twitter and public opinion and so he did. he did. he so on. but he did. he did. he did and i do think did support you. and i do think those heartfelt. those words were heartfelt. i didn't quite expect him to say he thought howard davis should step down. but it's a kind of a story that he defended him to some degree . but i think he's some degree. but i think he's just carrying on, isn't he? rishi sunak exactly what he said at the commons despatch box. he thinks the way you were thinks that the way you were treated by coots was wrong quotes, fundamentally wrong . quotes, fundamentally wrong. keir starmer and the labour party have barely been able to bnng party have barely been able to bring themsel

they own 38% of the shares that's you and me owned 38% of natwest.or the biggest shareholder. what they say counts. so yes, nigel, it's not over yet . nigel, it's not over yet. >> no. and i did, you know , very >> no. and i did, you know, very loudly and clearly yesterday say i thought the government should act because as you say, the government biggest government is the biggest shareholder on our behalf. i shareholder of on our behalf. i just find it extraordinary just still find it extraordinary that can make this award to that they can make this award to a before the result of the investigation. i find the whole thing, sir howard davis thing, i think, sir howard davis should go. whole should go. the whole board should go. the whole board should it seems should go. frankly, now it seems that the mass murderer row goes west. has a better esg rating with the co—operative bank than i did with perhaps she's a climate campaigner. i just don't know . i mean, what what are you know. i mean, what what are you as an old an old fleet street hack? what do you

could it be time natwest hired a new public relations department to and stay

natwest bank say that from the 11th of september. they're going to put swingeing limits on the amount of cash you can take out and put in the cashless society is very, very close . it's join gb news close. it's time to join gb news don't kill cash campaign . and don't kill cash campaign. and we're joined from america by a man born into poverty who is now one of the richest men in the world. he did it through oil and gas. i'm going to ask him, what have we got wrong , harold hamm, have we got wrong, harold hamm, in this country with our energy policy? and isn't net zero even achievable ? but before of achievable? but before all of that , let's get the news with that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, a grand total of 15 migrants boarded the bibby stockholm barge today. a vessel capable of holding 500 people. it's being reported that 20 others refused through their lawyers to get on board who cancelled their transfer papers . campaigners say the vessel is a

is part of the natwest thing but the thing is the most important thing is natwest has been de—bankingand who knows who else de—banking and, and i think and i think you should stop complaining about it, you just, you pick a company and don't do business with them. this is how you get back at these people. >> pick a company, don't do business with you just mean targeted boycotts. yeah >> yes. >> yes. >> i'm not what we're >> i'm not sure what we're allowed advocate, is >> i'm not sure what we're all interesting vocate, is >> i'm not sure what we're all interesting opinion. is an interesting opinion. >> with your wallet. >> maybe vote with your wallet. >> maybe vote with your wallet. >> what do think, >> yeah. what do you think, jonathan? >> yeah. what do you think, jolittle n? >> yeah. what do you think, jolittle bit 2008 the a little bit of 2008 and the famous movie the big short, you sort of like they all got sort of feel like they all got rewarded yeah. rewarded for their. yeah. >> is a banker been >> when is a banker ever been held accountable anything ? held accountable for anythin

banks worth i think natwest is worth 18 billion, as he himself says.s far from saying get out. he's saying, hey , please out. he's saying, hey, please come back. and nigel was saying, where's the money? because he a lot of money went on legal fees. he's got his own reputation . was he's got his own reputation. was it damaged by it? yes, it was. were any of those 40 pages true? no. they weren't. he is going to end up here with his account back and with i'm with coutts writing a check. i suspect probably for the thick end of three quarters of £1 million. how incredible. anybody who's ever dealt with a bank in a kind of collision way has always ended up flat on the floor. they have departments which are designed to say do your worst right and good old nigel. what an incredible bloke this is. nobody nobody has ever done what nigel has done. >> a complete capitulation, a complete by coots . complete by coots. >> and i think what we're already seeing , calvin, is this already seeing, calvin, is this is not about nigel you know the consequence of this are rip

don't forget natwest. natwest is owned 38% by us as taxpayer . after the 38% by us as taxpayer.he 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, had this to say. obviously that's for natwest and its shareholders , natwest and its shareholders, but i can understand why people do think, you know , it does look do think, you know, it does look quite high and i would expect that they would consider , you that they would consider, you know, what the public think about particularly given about it, particularly given the circumstances of her departure . circumstances of her departure. that's gillian keegan. now she's the education secretary. now, i've been talking to senior sources in the treasury, and they say what they will do, the government

they own 38% of the shares that's you and me owned 38% of natwest. major the biggest shareholder. what they say counts. so yes, nigel, it's not over yet . nigel, it's not over yet. >> no. and i did, you know , very >> no. and i did, you know, very loudly and clearly yesterday say i thought the government should act because as you say, the government biggest government is the biggest shareholder on our behalf. i shareholder of on our behalf. i just find it extraordinary just still find it extraordinary that can make this award to that they can make this award to a before the result of the investigation. i find the whole thing, sir howard davis thing, i think, sir howard davis should go. whole should go. the whole board should go. the whole board should it seems should go. frankly, now it seems that the mass murderer row goes west. has a better esg rating with the co—operative bank than i did with perhaps she's a climate campaigner. i just don't know . i mean, what what are you know. i mean, what what are you as an old an old fleet street hack? what do

that ministers natwest. a feeling that punished that they're not really punished . ang dame alison rose for .ang dame alison rose for what's happened there, they will step in. no no, indeed. >> i mean that is to going be an issue. and of course there's another little quite humorous, 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 eth

sticking with natwest down in brighton, a well known mural wall which natwest took.s 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 who i don't of course, by a man who i don't really think ought to be there. andrew,

sticking with natwest down in brighton, a well known mural wall which natwest took.cture 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 who i don't of course, by a man who i don't really think ought to be there. andrew, out

we've seen the ceo of natwest and coots resign should the chairman of natwest now be considering hisest 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 it a one off widespread? was it a one off thing or is it more widespread? and what are we doing about

natwest, we're hearing about different banks. natwest, for we're hearing about different banks .mple, limiting cash withdrawals and cash deposits . it's people cash deposits. it's people charging for example, if you make big cash deposits now we had the example of the council that were charging people £2 an hour to park. if you use your card, £3 an hour to park. if you're using cash, i think that is disgraceful. your thoughts? well i have a confession to make as well, which you may have trailed at the top of the show. >> come on, hold your breath, everybody of tfl. i presided over the abolition of cash on tfl services and indeed in my shame, shame, i get out cash from the parking metres. but the reason for it is. well, i'll tell you why. the parking metres. first of all, the cost of collection is very high. you have to employ people to go around. we discovered that a bit of a history , but we discovered of a history, but we discovered after a couple of years we'd been employing a criminal gang to collect the money, which explained why we were getting. we out the shortfall we work

she was forced to go by the board natwest bank, which the board of natwest bank, which met 10:00 nightet at 10:00 at night. and her resignation announced 130 resignation was announced at 130 morning. resigns. resignation was announced at 130 morning. resigns . at 131, morning. nobody resigns. at 131, she was fired and she was fired. of course, let's not forget why, following the row over the closure of our very own nigel farage whose bank account at coutts told the bbc coutts when she told the bbc business editor simon jack that he didn't have enough money in the account, she's getting her notice, period. it's a shocker. >> it really is. company >> it really is. the company said continue to review said it will continue to review her planned pay and bonus payouts on its findings. payouts based on its findings. but of course nigel joke . nigel but of course nigel joke. nigel joke. nigel farage said it's a joke. nigel farage said it's a joke. this is what he had to say. >> my own subject access request that i put into natwest to find out what she knew about what was going on. after 30 day

natwest bank say possibility? natwest bank say that from the 11th of september.ount of cash you can take out and put in the cashless society is very, very close . it's join gb news close. it's time to join gb news don't kill cash campaign . and don't kill cash campaign. and we're joined from america by a man born into poverty who is now one of the richest men in the world. he did it through oil and gas. i'm going to ask him, what have we got wrong , harold hamm, have we got wrong, harold hamm, in this country with our energy policy? and isn't net zero even achievable ? but before of achievable? but before all of that , let's get the news with that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, a grand total of 15 migrants boarded the bibby stockholm barge today. a vessel capable of holding 500 people. it's being reported that 20 others refused through their lawyers to get on board who cancelled their transfer papers . campaigners say the vessel is a safety risk. but cheryl avery , who's the direc

, scandalous treatment by natwest, we a very we have glossed over a very important institution in thisthe banking regulator, the financial conduct authority . last week, the regulator leaked quotes to the guardian critic advising the government's handung critic advising the government's handling of the crisis , handling of the crisis, suggesting that the prime minister and chancellor should have allowed due process , as the have allowed due process, as the article stated. quote there is a real sense of disquiet that political pressure has to led the midnight exit for such an important unquote . important banking ceo unquote. this, of course, echoed the words of shadow chancellor rachel reeves, who called out the, quote, bullying attitudes towards rose. now bizarre enough that the fca would attack the government rather than the culprits in question. but it seems the regulator may have played its role in the problem . played its role in the problem. a group of conservative politicians and former financial industry figures have written to the chancellor calling for an investigate into the

natwest has granted speech. limit cash deposits and withdrawals . so do we need to withdrawals. so do we need to fight back against the uk's woke financial institutions once again and thwart their cashless nightmare? i'll debate that with my superstar panel and the mediabuzz and tonight i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and carol mcgiffin . butterworth and carol mcgiffin. elsewhere tonight, amid reports that senior royals are gathering to mark the anniversary of the late queen's death without the sussexes , should they be invited sussexes, should they be invited if a commemoration does take place? petronella wyatt and alan coughlan go head to head in the clash. plus, after harry and meghan splashed out £3 million to turn a novel into a netflix hit, which involves a parent dying in a car crash. by the way, can the couple drag themselves from the hollywood abyss? my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier, give their verdict soon. tomorrow's front pages on the way to and neil oliver

ceo , resignation of the natwest ceo, dame alison rose .vernment is planning to introduce 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

terrible decision from natwest?urse. >> and you know , philip cato has >> and you know, philip cato has my full support and i'll help him if i possibly can. and it's so silly of labour mps to behave like this, most of them actually. to be fair , are being actually. to be fair, are being very grown up about it. this is a non—partisan issue about our banks being completely out of control in every way. it is not left, it is not right . it control in every way. it is not left, it is not right. it you know, it's there for everybody account closed.org that i've set up is there for everybody and there is a national scandal here. a real national scandal. and i must say i was pleased today that the fca finally , today that the fca finally, finally the regulator has woken up to this national scandal, has put 25 of our biggest banks and building societies on notice. tell . us by the 25th of august, tell. us by the 25th of august, how many folk you've cancelled and why. and the results are going to be very, very revealing and v

farage has labelled it a sick joke . sick joke. >> my own subject access request that i put into natwesto 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 thing is a sick joke. >> 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. meanwhile the health secretary, steve barclay , says he'll engage steve barclay, says he'll engage with the victims families ahead of the government inquiry. we'll ensure that the legal framework for that has the full confidence of the families affected and i'll be engaging with them on that, whether that's on a statutory or non—stat

terrible decision from natwest?>> and you know , philip cato has >> and you know, philip cato has my full support and i'll help him if i possibly can. and it's so silly of labour mps to behave like this, most of them actually. to be fair , are being actually. to be fair, are being very grown up about it. this is a non—partisan issue about our banks being completely out of control in every way. it is not left, it is not right . it control in every way. it is not left, it is not right. it you know, it's there for everybody account closed.org that i've set up is there for everybody and there is a national scandal here. a real national scandal. and i must say i was pleased today that the fca finally , today that the fca finally, finally the regulator has woken up to this national scandal, has put 25 of our biggest banks and building societies on notice. tell . us by the 25th of august, tell. us by the 25th of august, how many folk you've cancelled and why. and the results are going to be very, very revealing and very in

so they say the word natwest . now, the thing word natwest.ost as though when it comes to this particular racial there is particular racial slur, there is context is completely irrelevant in of the way that it's in terms of the way that it's treated. there was a story in america academic quoted america where an academic quoted a of a james baldwin piece of work which word . it was in which used the word. it was in quotations a literary class quotations in a literary class and still got fired . now, this and still got fired. now, this seems to me mad. and still got fired. now, this seems to me mad . well, i might seems to me mad. well, i might argue the opposite. that context is relevant the point is hyper relevant to the point of neurotic ism, i.e. if you're a rapper saying it in a song, you can say it as much as you like, you're the like, or if you're of the correct classic example was correct race classic example was kendnck correct race classic example was kendrick someone kendrick lamar brought someone on sang his on stage to rap. she sang

we've seen the of natwest losing seen the ceo of natwest losing her job, seen the ceo of natwest losingest being the company that owns coots, the ceo of coots , losing their job over of coots, losing their job over this and i think, you know, nigel farage has come out of this made mockery of really this made a mockery of really what trying do what they've been trying to do as they tried to get rid of nigel to their nigel farage to bolster their reputation . all they've done is reputation. all they've done is trashed their reputation, and they may be back in the they may well be back in the same place they were anyway, with nigel them as with nigel banking with them as he before. so i think it's he was before. so i think it's shone a spotlight as well. on the de—banking, the practise of de—banking, which he to achieve. >> well, this is i think this is the moving forward, isn't the thing moving forward, isn't it? there's all focus it? and there's all this focus on nigel fair play to him is on nigel and fair play to him is brought a spotlight onto this situation. but are we any clearer wha

ceo , resignation of the natwest ceo, dame alison rose .e government is planning to introduce 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 suppo

at four natwest shops in doubt.r natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £24 million pay is set 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 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

they merged and they've name they've taken the natwest name because give an because they used to givees. people overdraft to the tories. people have terms of have short memories in terms of people these people who were within these companies themselves, but this people who were within these cotheinies themselves, but this people who were within these cothe wokethemselves, but this people who were within these cothe woke takeoveres, but this people who were within these cothe woke takeover of but this people who were within these cothe woke takeover of our this institution. >> but right, because the >> but adam's right, because the people are now working at people who are now working at monzo and probably banking with monzo and probably banking with monzo ones have been monzo are the ones who have been schooled throughout schooled in this throughout their education. >> so of course they may just believe >> so of course they may just belsoe >> so of course they may just belso let's blame the left wing >> so let's blame the left wing for get worse. for to going get worse. >> always to be

. >> we've already seen various executives from coots and natwest resign should natwest chair howardition on. >> so i think it's good that nigel farage and coots are in dialogue resolving the issue there. but 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, values that are important to me and important to our country values. howard, hang on. important our country values. howard, hang on. than important our country values. howard, hang on. than the important our country values. howard, hang on. than the individuals to rather than the individuals to focus that are at focus on the values that are at stake, of freedom stake, values of freedom of expression and privacy . i expression and privacy. i believe in those values very strongly. need be able strongly. people need to be able to lawfully held views that to have lawfully held views that we not with , but we might not agree with, but they shouldn't be denied financial services because of them, they'

as the natwest issue showed.of woke in our institutions has gone further than you might have expected. it's emerged that 77 nhs trust s have signed up to a scheme called the nhs rainbow badge scheme in which lgbt charities mark institutions down if they use terms such as mother or woman. in fact, i read the report of the royal united hospital in bath, and i'm pleased to say that the hospital scored zero points on the gender neutral language category, and i hope they will this hope that they will keep this up. they've spent money, me up. but they've spent money, me ordering a report rather than focusing on caring for patients to beat them up for not allowing mothers to be called mothers . mothers to be called mothers. but there are about a third of trusts in the uk have paid for these bizarre schemes to get the rainbow qualification . the rainbow qualification. the question is what's going on in the health service when it's reportedly spending nearly a quarter of £1 million on these schemes? when it's got serious

and we've seen, haven't we, with massive payoff we, with natwest, massive payoff to dame alison rose with the feelings of normal people both sides of the story here on gb news and a co—op spokesman said we would not discuss individual customer account details. >> now the gatekeepers of cancel culture have traditionally been found in hollywood, but in a really moment, really significant moment, actually, that defies the perma victim narrative. one of their own has bravely stepped forward to call out the censorship scourge for what it is in a really brilliant intervention , really brilliant intervention, jennifer aniston told the wall street journal that she refuses to hold people who make mistakes in the same regard as predatory film producer harvey weinstein on the morning show star, who is on the morning show star, who is on screen character, deals with the fallout of a colleague's own metoo moment, said, i'm so over cancel culture. i probably just got cancelled by saying that i just don't understand what it means . is there no redemption? i means. is there no redemption? i don't kn

natwest bank say possibility? natwest bank say that from the 11th of september.f cash you can take out and put in the cashless society is very, very close . it's join gb news close. it's time to join gb news don't kill cash campaign . and don't kill cash campaign. and we're joined from america by a man born into poverty who is now one of the richest men in the world. he did it through oil and gas. i'm going to ask him, what have we got wrong , harold hamm, have we got wrong, harold hamm, in this