Nigel Farage has finally settled his high-profile dispute with the NatWest Group after nearly two years of headlines, controversy, and behind-the-scenes wrangling. The row kicked off when the Reform UK leader claimed his account with Coutts – the swanky private bank owned by NatWest – was shut down because of his political views.
Now, the bank has officially said sorry to the Clacton MP, and although details are being kept hush-hush, it’s understood NatWest agreed to pay him a sum in damages. In return, Farage has reportedly dropped plans to take them to court, reported the Express.
