You keep stating this but provide no evidence that Farage was discriminated against under the law.
Farage whinging about being discriminated against is not evidence.
I’ve provided the banks eligibility criteria by means of a direct link to the bank.
Naturally the bank will accommodate clients account fluctuations below that threshold, but it is at the bank’s own discretion.
In the 40 page document you referenced, Coutts clearly stated the commercial decision to maintain Farage’s account while his soon to be mature mortgage was in place, but not to renew their relationship with Farage once the mortgage was finished. (No longer meeting the bank’s financial eligibility threshold).
I doubt that’s an unusual decision for a bank that clearly states it caters for the very wealthy.
Which wasn’t my point.
But regardless, Farage has not presented evidence that his account was closed because of his views.
He didn’t have requisite funds.
A difficult argument to make when the PM appears at press conferences standing at at a lectern emblazoned with the slogan ‘Stop the Boats’.
The PM, the Government and tge Tory Party are all complicit in this doomed to fail policy rooted in dehumanizing and it’s victims for the sake of political theater for the purposes of distracting the electorate from all the other myriad failures over the past 14 years.
Let’s add trashing the UK’s international standing to the heap.
All those Republicans, members of Trump’s administration and people whose family name is Trump or Kushner providing sworn testimony against Donald Trump,
My goodness Jack Smith is good at making stuff up.
He’s got nothing to plea with.
But I’ll make a prediction. If Trump does get convicted and sentenced to prison he’ll file for release on the basis of ill-health.
I’ll go further and predict his ill-health filing will include why he was rushed in the middle of the night to the Walter Reed Hospital and a list of medical claims that sound an awful lot like the accusations he currently levels at Biden.
More to the pony, Tory MPs will be looking at these results and getting a glimpse into their own future.
Sunak’s has a very weak grip on the Parliamentary Conservative Party, it just got a whole lot weaker.
Well if you have perhaps you can produce the bit where it is concluded Farage’s views are the reason to close his account.
He’s being awfully coy about the balance on his account before it was closed.
More specifically, not an issue the ‘Red Wall’ (still awaiting the hollow Tory promises of ‘leveling up’), and more worryingly for the Tories, a 20,000 majority can no longer be considered a safe seat.
‘Monumental PR disaster’?
The bank have apologized for the comments made in their internal meeting. The comments made were not the reason Farage’s account was closed.
And I very much doubt many of Farage’s supporters are in a financial position to open or indeed hold an account at Coutts.