natwest combs dixon. thank you.tells them go vegetarian. so them to go vegetarian. so natwest is telling customers to stop eating meat and drive electric cars after combing their accounts to calculate their accounts to calculate their carbon footprint, natwest , their carbon footprint, natwest, of course, owned by coots , have of course, owned by coots, have spent, along with coots , the spent, along with coots, the whole of 2023 acting like authoritarian zealots for no reason whatsoever . so there is reason whatsoever. so there is absolutely no reason for any bank at all to get involved with any of this stuff. all i would say to natwest and coots. is mind your own business. what on earth is my carbon footprint got to do with you? it hasn't got anything to do with you and how you can ascertain that from my bank account is beyond me. you can't really. i mean , unless can't really. i mean, unless someone just buying endless someone is just buying endless plain how you prove plain tickets, how can you prove what their

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the ex boss of natwest loses out after the row over nigel farage and rebuilding bridges. us and chinese finance officials try to ease tensions. welcome to world business report. we start here in the uk where the former boss of natwest, dame alison rose, will lose out on £7.6 million after she admitted discussing the closure of nigel farage�*s bank account. she will receive her fixed pay package — worth over £2 million — but won't get bonuses she had been entitled to. our correspondent theo leggett has the details. when alison rose said injuly that talking to bbcjournalist about talking to bbcjournalist about talking about nigel farage�*s bank account was a serious error of judgment but it's also turned out to be an expensive error ofjudgment as well. as you said, dame alison will receive her contractually entitled salary and other allowances until her period of notice ends injuly next year and it is worth about 2.4 million so it's more like £10 million so it's more like £10 million because she was entitled to long—term share options and bonuses as well and bonuses about s

but natwest did say it had made no finding of serious misconduct against her.was pleased with that finding and that she she welcomed the settlement. she was willing to accept it. could this be the big reset the world has been watching for? us presidentjoe biden is going to meet his chinese counterpart xi jinping in san francisco next week. the aim is to try to stabilise relations between the world's two biggest economies. beijing and washington have imposed sanctions on billions of dollars of each others goods. us officials say "everything will be on the table." let's go to our north america busiess correspondent, michelle fleury, in new york. tell me, are we expecting a breakthrough or am i getting overexcited? i breakthrough or am i getting overexcited ?_ breakthrough or am i getting overexcited? ~ .. , ., overexcited? i think the fact you were talking _ overexcited? i think the fact you were talking about _ overexcited? i think the fact you were talking about high-level. overexcited? i think the fact you i were talking about high-level talks were talking abo

now let's talk about the natwest bank, shall we? no, no . nothing to do with me. no. do with de—banking. this is to do with you ? yes. this is to do with you? yes. because help bail these because you help bail these people out to the tune of £45 billion. when through their greed and stupidity they otherwise would have gone bust. well, thank goodness for transparency taskforce . and i'm transparency taskforce. and i'm joined by andy aguilar aguilar, who chair of the secretariat committee for the all parliamentary group on personal banking and fairer financial services. and mark bishop, who's also part of a secretariat for that committee. guys you've uncovered something that i think is amazing . andy, start off just is amazing. andy, start off just by telling us how much of a mess our money is in with the investment in natwest bank. >> nigel, you're absolutely right to bring your viewers attention to this matter because as all the evidence shows , that as all the evidence shows, that the natwest group is displaying all the characteristics of an organisation that is misb

now let's talk about the natwest bank, shall we? no, no . nothing to do with me. no. do with de—banking. this is to do with you ? yes. this is to do with you? yes. because help bail these because you help bail these people out to the tune of £45 billion. when through their greed and stupidity they otherwise would have gone bust. well, thank goodness for transparency taskforce . and i'm transparency taskforce. and i'm joined by andy aguilar aguilar, who chair of the secretariat committee for the all parliamentary group on personal banking and fairer financial services. and mark bishop, who's also part of a secretariat for that committee. guys you've uncovered something that i think is amazing . andy, start off just is amazing. andy, start off just by telling us how much of a mess our money is in with the investment in natwest bank. >> nigel, you're absolutely right to bring your viewers attention to this matter because as all the evidence shows , that as all the evidence shows, that the natwest group is displaying all the characteristics of an organisation that is misb

natwest says the home secretary.not pay £7.6 million in potential payments to former chief executive dame alison rose over her role in the nigel farage de—banking scandal. she was in line for an exit package of more than £10 million, but the board of the partly taxpayer owned banking group has decided to pay her 1.7 million. dame alison says shes pleased the bank has cleared her of misconduct . the duke of sussex's misconduct. the duke of sussex's privacy case against the daily mail publisher can continue in the high court. prince harry brought action against associated newspapers limited alongside sir elton john. baroness doreen lawrence and four others. they claim it carried out unlawful information gathering and says the legal challenges against it have been brought far too late . but mr brought far too late. but mr justice nicklin says the claimants have a real prospect of demonstrating the newsgroup concealed relevant facts that would have allowed them to bring a claim sooner. the uk economy failed to grow betwe

yes, and even natwest's bubble.est's own inquiries, which they've shown me after their decision, is that there's about 60% of people are online for banking. well, that means there's 40% that aren't. what are they supposed to do with their with their money? it's quite a scary and an arrogant development. so i'm very disappointed. i'd ask them to look at it again an i know they have sensible people at natwest at least i hope they do and i hope they look at it again because derbyshire dales is special place and the is a very special place and the peak district, it cannot just be compared to other parts of the uk and it's almost as if the average person in the rest of the country that doesn't live in a city is almost forgotten now. yes. >> do you think that the pm is taking this seriously? you're not the only one. we did a story today on the telegraph about barclays branch barclays closing a branch in hove having hove and instead having customers go to a graveyard and maintain face to face banking services via a van in

yes, and even natwest's bubble.west's own inquiries, which they've shown me after their decision, is that there's about 60% of people are online for banking. well, that means there's 40% that aren't. what are they supposed to do with their with their money? it's quite a scary and an arrogant development. so i'm very disappointed. i'd ask them to look at it again an i know they have sensible people at natwest at least i hope they do and i hope they look at it again because derbyshire dales is special place and the is a very special place and the peak district, it cannot just be compared to other parts of the uk and it's almost as if the average person in the rest of the country that doesn't live in a city is almost forgotten now. yes. >> do you think that the is >> do you think that the pm is taking this seriously? you're not we did a story not the only one. we did a story today on the telegraph about barclays in barclays closing a branch in hove and instead having customers go to a graveyard and maintain face to fac

the ex boss of natwest loses out after the row over nigel farage and rebuilding bridges.s report. we start here in the uk where the former boss of natwest, dame alison rose, will lose out on £7.6 million after she admitted discussing the closure of nigel farage's bank account. she will receive her fixed pay package — worth over £2 million — but won't get bonuses she had been entitled to. 0ur correspondent theo leggett has the details.

natwest way to grow the economy. is reportedly preparing to block most of dame alison rose's multi—million pound payout over her role in the nigel farage de—banking scandal. the former chief executive was in line for an exit package of more than £10 million, but the board of the partly taxpayer owned banking group now reportedly expected to dock some of that. the gb news presenter says dame alison didn't deserve to get the payout . he's especially pleased about the decision on the duke of sussex will find out whether his privacy case against the daily mail publisher will go any further in the high court, prince harry brought action against the sophia hated newspapers limited alongside sir elton john. baroness doreen lawrence and four others. they all claim it carried out unlawful information gathering, including hiring private investigators to place listening devices on them and recording private phone conversations, which the news group has denied . which the news group has denied. you can get more on all of those s

. >> of natwest. >> key bits of natwest. >> key bits of natwest. >> . we'll see what we can get for natwest and we'll obviously only do that if that's value but that's good value for money, but it's that it goes it's right that it goes back into into private into fully into private ownership than public ownership rather than public ownership. you're right, the ownership. but you're right, the business rates extension for hospitality gives an average pub about £12,800 extra. a year. and we know how hard pressed pubs are up and down the country. so that's really to be commended . that's really to be commended. >> and you also formerly you were lost your job in the reshuffle just a few weeks ago. you tweeted that you've got the spanish the spanish, spanish archer. why what's your end of that joke? >> well, that's rhyming slang for elbow. elbow. yes exactly. >> got that. but no, exactly. >> it was my you missed the bus that day. >> you had a difficult day. >> you had a difficult day. >> yeah, it was my dad, my dad joke sense of humour, i guess, which little

. >> of natwest. >> key bits of natwest. >> key bits of natwest. >> . we'll see what we can get for natwest and we'll obviously only do that if that's value but that's good value for money, but it's that it goes it's right that it goes back into into private into fully into private ownership than public ownership rather than public ownership. you're right, the ownership. but you're right, the business rates extension for hospitality gives an average pub about £12,800 extra. a year. and we know how hard pressed pubs are up and down the country. so that's really to be commended . that's really to be commended. >> and you also formerly you were lost your job in the reshuffle just a few weeks ago. you tweeted that you've got the spanish the spanish, spanish archer. why what's your end of that joke? >> well, that's rhyming slang for elbow. elbow. yes exactly. >> got that. but no, exactly. >> it was my you missed the bus that day. >> you had a difficult day. >> you had a difficult day. >> yeah, it was my dad, my dad joke sense of humour, i guess, which little

natwest coordinated with them. says it will not pay £7.6 million in potential payments to dame alison rose over her role in the nigel farage de—banking scandal. the former chief executive was in line for an exit package of more than £10 million, but the board is now only giving her around 15% of that. dame alison says she's pleased the bank cleared her of misconduct, but the gb news presenter says she failed in her duties. >> she broke every rule in the financial conduct authority rulebook. she breached my confidentiality. she told a complete lie about my financial situation , much to the amusement situation, much to the amusement of my enemies . situation, much to the amusement of my enemies. i was situation, much to the amusement of my enemies . i was then forced of my enemies. i was then forced to publish a subject access request which contained a lot of very unpleasant and indeed deeply defamatory comment about me. and i had to do that to prove that the real reason i'd been debunked was because my views did not

the royals and owned by natwest.to a report in july, because his views did not align with the firm's values , including his firm's values, including his position on lgbtq+ rights and friendship with former us president donald trump. obviously this ended up leading to the bbc apologising and a natwest boss, dame alison rose, resigning on the 27th of october. nigel slammed a recent independent review into natwest as quote, whitewashing as the report found that although there were serious failings, coutts's decision to close his bank account was lead legal. the report revealed that the bank closure was lawful as it was predominant a commercial decision , but farage and not decision, but farage and not a man to be stopped as he obtained a report from the bank which indicated that his political views were considered. so it's obviously fair to say the de—banking has now become a household phrase. the harpercollins english dictionary had a de—banking to the shortlist word this shortlist for the word this yean shortlist for

it seems as is it another natwest ? is this a another natwest?at just a conspiracy theory? >> i think it's not a conspiracy theory. if the comments were recorded people could recorded and all people could hear the gesture and hear about the hand gesture and some remarks made at that some of the remarks made at that private function , well, it's not private function, well, it's not so private anymore . public so private anymore. public information , now. but that information now, now. but that does point to a sort of a character assassination that you were referring to. martin and a wider attempt to harm his reputation , because let's be reputation, because let's be clear, he hasn't followed the script. they've paid £1.5 million. we're hearing, for nigel's performance in the jungle. and he's giving people what many around the country have known and expected from him, which is kindness, joviality and good humour, good nature. i think what itv hoped for was that he'd be some sort of bombastic, angry figure being divisive in the jungle. i think by co

former natwest boss dame alison rose will be paid a little over £1.7 million for serving out her noticeset to forfeit up to £7.6 million that she could have been entitled to had she stayed with the bank. the ex—chief executive stepped down after talking to a bbcjournalist about nigel farage's bank account. it said that the £4] million in awards that were due injuly would lapse and that dame alison would also not be entitled to a bonus or variable remuneration worth up to £2.9 million. the bank said that "no finding of misconduct" had been made against dame alison. in august, the most deadly wildfire in modern us history tore through the town of lahaina, on the hawaiian island of maui. its cause is still under investigation. james clayton investigated why it was so hard to escape lahaina. lahaina was the gem of maui in hawaii. it's been near totally destroyed. it's unfathomable, the reality of lahaina burning. oh, my god. they crossed. u'i was one of many residents who tried to escape from lahaina that day. she managed to get some of her neighbours into her car, but when they set off, th

the former boss of natwest dame alison rose will lose a £7.6 million payout after she admitted discussing million fixed pay package, but will not benefit from share awards and bonuses she had been previously entitled to. you're live with bbc news. a high courtjudge has ruled that prince harry can continue his legal action against associated newspapers — that's the media organisation that includes titles such as the daily mail. the prince has accused the company of unlawful information gathering. lawyers for the newspapers had argued he and other high—profile people, including sir eltonjohn and baroness lawrence of clarendon had run out of time to bring the privacy claims. prince harry has been involved in five other legal battles at the high court in recent months, including cases brought against mirror group newspapers, which publishes the mirror, and the murdoch—owned news group newspapers, publisher of the sun and the now—defunct news of the world. well, mrjustice nicklin had to decide two things. to decide whether this case goes ahead. firstly, are the seven claimants, including princ

here's what a natwest spokesman has said . a natwest spokesman has said.l us that they want to take action to live more sustainably and to save money at the same time on things like energy bills. but they don't always know where to begin . the always know where to begin. the carbon tracker is an carbon footprint tracker is an opt in feature in our app that helps customers to see the carbon impact of their spending at an aggregate level and provides tips and suggestions to reduce this and to help them save to . money but what about save to. money but what about the views of my pundits? tonight, journalist and agony aunt hilary freeman, criminal barrister and former conservative mp jerry hayes, and author broadcaster emma author and broadcaster emma wolf. let me start with you , wolf. let me start with you, emma. what do you think about this idea of a calculator on your which tells you how your app which tells you how much carbon you've used? >> well, these >> okay. well, these these things, say, as with things, as you say, as with masks, start off optional.

here's what a natwest spokesman has said . a natwest spokesman has said.l us that they want to take action to live more sustainably and to save money at the same time on things like energy bills. but they don't always know where to begin . the always know where to begin. the carbon tracker is an carbon footprint tracker is an opt in feature in our app that helps customers to see the carbon impact of their spending at an aggregate level and provides tips and suggestions to reduce this and to help them save to . money but what about save to. money but what about the views of my pundits? tonight, journalist and agony aunt hilary freeman, criminal barrister and former conservative mp jerry hayes, and author broadcaster emma author and broadcaster emma wolf. let me start with you , wolf. let me start with you, emma. what do you think about this idea of a calculator on your which tells you how your app which tells you how much carbon you've used? >> well, these >> okay. well, these these things, say, as with things, as you say, as with masks, start off optional.

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natwest is going to scrap the bulk of a possible 10 million pound plus pay out its former chief executived in july. that came after a row over the way the british bank closed accounts held by brexit campaigner 90 -- nigel farah's. he will forfeit millions of pounds in unvested share awards. in the states, a u.s. federal judge has approved a 290 million dollars settlement between j.p. morgan and victims of jeffrey epstein. the u.s. district judge says the pact comers -- would send a signal to the financial industry. a group of attorneys had objected to a clause in the settlement that threatened to delay the payout. coming up on the program, it's been a week of extrusive conversations from the bloomberg new economy form and singapore. i will bring you some of the highlights, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think we are in a different world right now. we are seeing people be much more serious about this issue, much more prepared to make the investments we need to make, recognizing that if we don't, it will cost our citizens much more not just in money but in lives lost, regions dislocated, p

natwest has scrapped about £7.6 million in potential payments to dame alison rose over her role in thel farage de—banking scandal. the former chief executive had been in line for an exit package of more than 10 million, but the board is now only giving her around 15% of that. dame alison says she's pleased the bank cleared her of misconduct . pleased the bank cleared her of misconduct. but gb news presenter nigel farage says she failed in her duties. >> she broke every rule in the financial conduct authority rulebook. she breached my confidentiality , she told confidentiality, she told a complete lie about my financial situation, much to the amusement of my enemies. i was then forced to publish a subject access request which contained a lot of very unpleasant and indeed deeply defamatory comments about me . and i had to do that to me. and i had to do that to prove that the real reason i'd been debunked was because my views did not align with those of the . bank. of the. bank. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play

natwest has scrapped about £7.6 million in potential payments to dame alison rose over her role in thel farage de—banking scandal. the former chief executive had been in line for an exit package of more than 10 million, but the board is now only giving her around 15% of that. dame alison says she's pleased the bank cleared her of misconduct . pleased the bank cleared her of misconduct. but gb news presenter nigel farage says she failed in her duties. >> she broke every rule in the financial conduct authority rulebook. she breached my confidentiality , she told confidentiality, she told a complete lie about my financial situation, much to the amusement of my enemies. i was then forced to publish a subject access request which contained a lot of very unpleasant and indeed deeply defamatory comments about me . and i had to do that to me. and i had to do that to prove that the real reason i'd been debunked was because my views did not align with those of the . bank. of the. bank. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play

>> it's dame alison rose forfeits 7.6 million as natwest scraps bonus and share awards. this is, of course, because of the ongoing farage saga , of the ongoing farage saga, which, let's face nigel which, let's face it, nigel farage comprehensive , farage is just comprehensive, lovely one. i mean, he's absolutely . she was absolutely smashed it. she was going than going to get more than 10 million. she's going to get million. now she's going to get a measly 1.75 million for her. >> i know. how is she going to cope, which is still the long winter cope, which is still the long winoh, she can afford one >> oh, and she can afford one ipad with that. but yeah, it's 1.57 million too much. and she's also got this ludicrous settlement where she'll get 60,000 towards helping find a new job. that's handy, isn't it? that's better than jobcentre that's better than the jobcentre . get 395,000 towards the . she'll get 395,000 towards the legal she'll be handed legal fees and she'll be handed one more share based award worth 850,000. so she's still doing okay, but farage has conclusivel

>> it's dame alison rose forfeits 7.6 million as natwest scraps bonus and share awards.is, of course, because of the ongoing farage saga , of the ongoing farage saga, which, let's face nigel which, let's face it, nigel farage comprehensive , farage is just comprehensive, lovely one. i mean, he's absolutely . she was absolutely smashed it. she was going than going to get more than 10 million. she's going to get million. now she's going to get a measly 1.75 million for her. >> i know. how is she going to cope, which is still the long winter cope, which is still the long winoh, she can afford one >> oh, and she can afford one ipad with that. but yeah, it's 1.57 million too much. and she's also got this ludicrous settlement where she'll get 60,000 towards helping find a new job. that's handy, isn't it? that's better than jobcentre that's better than the jobcentre . get 395,000 towards the . she'll get 395,000 towards the legal she'll be handed legal fees and she'll be handed one more share based award worth 850,000. so she's still doing okay, but farage has conclusively won

i want to bring in natwest markets u.s. head michelle girard.days, merry christmas. it has been far too long. i don't know where you've been. i miss you. i'm glad you're here. >> charles, great to be back. charles: in addition to the things i just showed we saw a sharp revision of personal consumption for the third quarter gdp number. the question is the consumer finally kaput? >> i think that there is slowing evident. you know, charles we've been on, we talked about this quite a bit. the concern we had had all along for so much of this year, about how long could the consumer continue to spend at the pace they were spending and you know, the excess savings that have really sustained this consumer for so long, much longer actually than we thought was possible. that really has run its course. as you noted, employment growth has slowed, income growth is slowing. and so you just don't see that the consumer has the wherewithal to spend at that pace. we've been expecting the consumer to slow. there is evidence of that happening. we agree holiday sales

and i'm doing it by saying, sell all those saying, let's sell all those natwest shares to have one natwest year receipt to pay for a one year temporary tax cut to really get that inflation nailed . i'm very that inflation nailed. i'm very much in favour of getting inflation down more quickly , but inflation down more quickly, but some of the reason inflation is some of the reason inflation is so high is some of the so high is that some of the things gone up a lot are things have gone up a lot are also carrying vat and also carrying a lot of vat and other taxes that actually go up the more the price goes up. so the more the price goes up. so the treasury is helping rip us all off. >> and john, as i have you here, ihave >> and john, as i have you here, i have to ask you about brexit. kevin kemi badenoch today saying brexit, it's been great for the economy . we've seen exports economy. we've seen exports booming. would booming. you said that would happen didn't you ? happen all along, didn't you? >> well, i wasn't sure, but i knew it wasn't going to be the bad news of all those remain forecas

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we're going to uncover the true natwest scandal.he taxpayer, tens of billions of pounds as the bosses have walked away with over £50 million and italy strikes a deal with albania to send 36,000 people that cross the mediterranean straight to albania for processing. could we learn a tomb , a thing or two learn a tomb, a thing or two from italy or will the echr intervene there as well? all of that. intervene there as well? all of that . but first, let's get the that. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, the labour leader has criticised the first king's speech to parliament in 70 years by saying the only fight left in the government is the fight for their own skin . the fight for their own skin. earlier, king charles outlined the prime minister's legislative agenda for the year ahead amid traditional pomp and pageantry, the speech included measures on tougher sentences for murderers and a ban on leaseholds for new houses in england and wal

natwest has scrapped about £7.6 million in potential payments to dame alison rose over her role in thegel farage de—banking scandal. the former chief exec had been in line for an exit package of more than 10 million, but the board is now only giving her around 15% of that. dame alison says she's pleased the bank cleared her of misconduct . bank cleared her of misconduct. but the gb news presenter nigel farage says she failed in her dufies farage says she failed in her duties as she broke every rule in the financial conduct authority rulebook . authority rulebook. >> she breached my confidentiality kitty, she told a complete lie about my financial situation , much to the financial situation, much to the amusement of my enemies . i was amusement of my enemies. i was then forced to publish a subject access request which contained a lot of very unpleasant and indeed deeply defamatory comments about me. and i had to do that to prove that the real reason i'd been debunked was because my views did not align with those of the bank. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital

natwest has scrapped about £7.6 million in potential payments to dame alison rose over her role in thegel farage de—banking scandal. the former chief exec had been in line for an exit package of more than 10 million, but the board is now only giving her around 15% of that. dame alison says she's pleased the bank cleared her of misconduct . bank cleared her of misconduct. but the gb news presenter nigel farage says she failed in her dufies farage says she failed in her duties as she broke every rule in the financial conduct authority rulebook . authority rulebook. >> she breached my confidentiality kitty, she told a complete lie about my financial situation , much to the financial situation, much to the amusement of my enemies . i was amusement of my enemies. i was then forced to publish a subject access request which contained a lot of very unpleasant and indeed deeply defamatory comments about me. and i had to do that to prove that the real reason i'd been debunked was because my views did not align with those of the bank. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital

the rise of the right and as taxpayer , as we earn nearly 40% taxpayer, as we earn nearly 40% of natwest plans afoot now to let us buy the shares off the government in a kind of tell sid kind of way, is that a good idea or not? and the fa have decided to stop lighting up the wembley arch in soledar charity with causesis arch in soledar charity with causes is that the right decision or . causes is that the right decision or. not causes is that the right decision or . not yes, causes is that the right decision or. not yes, indeed . decision or. not yes, indeed. thatis decision or. not yes, indeed. that is all to come in the next houn that is all to come in the next hour. but before we cross live to our debate, let's get stuck into tonight's latest news headunes. headlines. >> i'm theo chikomba in the newsroom is just gone. 6:00 police have confirmed a five year old girl is among the victims of a stabbing in dublin. she was one of five people injured in the attack and is said to be in a serious condition in two other children and a woman are also being treated in hospital . all police treat

natwest has scrapped about £7.6 million in potential payments to dame alison rose over her role in the de—banking scandal. the former chief exec had been in line for an exit package of more than 10 million. the board is now only giving her around 15% of that. dame alison says she's pleased that the bank cleared her of misconduct . but cleared her of misconduct. but gb news presenter nigel farage says she failed in her duties. >> she broke every rule in the financial conduct authority rulebook. she breached my confidentiality , she told confidentiality, she told a complete lie about my financial situation, much to the amusement of my enemies. i was then forced to publish a subject access request which contained a lot of very unpleasant and indeed deeply defamatory comments about me . and i had to do that to me. and i had to do that to prove that the real reason i'd been banked was because my views did not align with those of the bank. >> the duke of sussex says he's delighted that his privacy case against the daily mail publisher will continue in the high court. prince harry brought act

we're going to uncover the true natwest scandal.sting us, the taxpayer, tens of billions of pounds as the bosses have walked away with over £50 million and italy strikes a deal with albania to send 36,000 people that cross the mediterranean straight to albania for processing. could we learn a tomb , a thing or two learn a tomb, a thing or two from italy or will the echr intervene there as well? all of that. intervene there as well? all of that . but first, let's get the that. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, the labour leader has criticised the first king's speech to parliament in 70 years by saying the only fight left in the government is the fight for their own skin . the fight for their own skin. earlier, king charles outlined the prime minister's legislative agenda for the year ahead amid traditional pomp and pageantry, the speech included measures on tougher sentences for murderers and a ban on leaseholds for new houses in engl

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and look what he's done with with natwest bank and he's decimated that publicly he kept jeremy corbynmarginal seats. he's hugely powerful , hugely influential. powerful, hugely influential. and the thing is, the and but the thing is, the political class are terrified of him. they're terrified of his honesty. they're terrified of his the gutsiness he has, because none of them have it, including tories, the tories are terrified of him. >> and that's the problem, isn't it? were to lead that it? if he were to lead that party, there a mass party, there would be a mass exodus. tory wets belinda exodus. the tory wets belinda would run for the hills. >> they need to run for the hills. >> but then he'd have no party left, he? left, would he? >> he lost the centre and the >> if he lost the centre and the centre of the party, it centre right of the party, it would be hollowed out, surely. >> they've hollowed >> i think they've hollowed themselves it's become an themselves out. it's become an in—fight writing cabal. such a broad church. they're their own opposition. they opposition. i think they

and look what he's done with with natwest bank and he's decimated that publicly he kept jeremy corbynmarginal seats. he's hugely powerful , hugely influential. powerful, hugely influential. and the thing is, the and but the thing is, the political class are terrified of him. they're terrified of his honesty. they're terrified of his the gutsiness he has, because none of them have it, including tories, the tories are terrified of him. >> and that's the problem, isn't it? were to lead that it? if he were to lead that party, there a mass party, there would be a mass exodus. tory wets belinda exodus. the tory wets belinda would run for the hills. >> they need to run for the hills. >> but then he'd have no party left, he? left, would he? >> he lost the centre and the >> if he lost the centre and the centre of the party, it centre right of the party, it would be hollowed out, surely. >> they've hollowed >> i think they've hollowed themselves it's become an themselves out. it's become an in—fight writing cabal. such a broad church. they're their own opposition. they opposition. i think they

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