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NatWest Group chief faces resignation calls over Nigel Farage leak

Dame Alison Rose said she had made a ‘serious error of judgment’

Evening Standard

NatWest CEO admits ‘serious error’ of discussing Farage bank accounts but clings on to job

Bank warns Alison Rose could see pay docked after controversy over closure of ex-Ukip leader’s Coutts accounts

The Guardian - UK

NatWest boss admits she was the BBC’s source in Nigel Farage row – but keeps her job

But ‘serious error of judgement’ could affect Dame Alison Rose’s pay as Mr Farage calls on her to go

The Independent UK

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NatWest CEO says she made ‘serious error’ in discussing Nigel Farage Coutts account, but board backs her

The chair of the bank said Dame Alison Rose still has the board’s “full confidence”

Evening Standard

What’s so good about a Coutts account anyway? And all the other luxury credit cards you need to know about

The luxury bank that recently kicked Nigel Farage off its books is all anyone can talk about in the world of personal finance. Isolde Walters lays out the benefits of the UK’s most exclusive credit card

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage debanking row: NatWest chairman under pressure after BBC apology

Pressure is mounting on NatWest to reveal whether its chief executive played a role in leaking private information about Nigel Farage.

The Week

Nigel Farage ramps up pressure on NatWest over banking row after BBC apologises

The BBC on Monday apologised to Mr Farage for suggesting he lacked the funds needed to hold an account at Coutts.

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Nigel Farage wants ‘spotlight’ on NatWest over source of BBC story - old

The BBC on Monday apologised to Mr Farage for suggesting he lacked the funds needed to hold an account at Coutts.

The Independent UK

BBC apologises to Nigel Farage over 'inaccurate' reporting of bank account closure

A SENIOR BBC journalist has apologised to Nigel Farage after suggesting that the former Ukip leader lacked the funds to maintain a bank account…

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage gets apology from BBC over Coutts bank account closure story

Simon Jack says ‘trusted and senior source’ gave incomplete information

The Independent UK

Coutts’ virtue-signalling plan had one flaw. The bank has no virtue to signal

Compiling the Farage dossier takes some cheek when you have so many ghastly clients

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson suggests NatWest boss should lose her job over Nigel Farage bank closure

Mr Johnson said Coutts had made a “terrible mistake” by seeking to humiliate Mr Farage by “mysteriously and arbitrarily” shutting down his account

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage considering suing Coutts bank owner NatWest as account closure row rumbles on

Former Ukip leader says he is ‘considering all options’

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson says Natwest boss must quit if she leaked Nigel Farage’s account details

The former prime minister called for an inquiry into reporting on the Farage account closure row

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The Independent UK

Pressure builds on Coutts CEO over claims he kept his NatWest boss in the dark over Farage fiasco

Insiders say Peter Flavel did not do enough to keep Dame Alison Rose fully updated

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage says NatWest chief’s apology is ‘a start, but it’s no more than that’

Dame Alison Rose apologises to former Ukip and Brexit Party leaderfor ‘deeply inappropriate comments’

The Guardian - UK

Farage affair is ‘a monumental PR disaster’ for exclusive bank Coutts

Private lender’s reputation is at risk after decision to cut ties with former Ukip leader and comments about him

The Independent UK

What are the rules on bank account closures and what rights do people have?

The UK’s banking rules have come under scrutiny after Nigel Farage accused Coutts of closing his account unfairly.

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The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage praises ‘swift’ intervention by ministers over closed Coutts account

Ex-Ukip leader welcomes prospect of law to stop bank account closures due to customers’ political views

Evening Standard

Coutts picks a fight with the wrong man

City Comment: You can’t just have bank accounts for people you agree with

The Independent UK

Bank’s licence could be ‘revoked’ in UK for banning customers over their political views

It comes after Nigel Farage’s banks accounts were closed by Coutts because his views ‘did not align with’ the bank’s values

The Independent UK

Banks ‘could lose licences for banning customers over their political views’

It comes after Nigel Farage’s banks accounts were closed by Coutts because his views ‘did not align with’ the bank’s values.

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage has a point. Coutts should explain itself

Bank for wealthy says it wants clients who are ‘disrupters and challengers’, but seems to find some less tolerable without the cash

The Guardian - UK

Sunak, Braverman and City regulator wade into Farage banking row

FCA chief says banks cannot ‘discriminate’ against political views, but chair argues it’s up to Coutts ‘who they do business with’

Evening Standard

Ministers denounce ‘disgraceful’ treatment of Nigel Farage by Coutts bank

The former Ukip leader said after his account was closed there is a danger of the UK moving towards a ‘Chinese-style social credit system’

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