Dame Alison Rose, the CEO of NatWest, has resigned. Well done Nigel Farage! Thanks to him, the CEOs of high street banks will be sending out memos this morning telling their staff to stop de-banking people.
In this week's London Calling, the talking points are the cause of the Greek fires (arsonists), more appealing summer holiday destinations (Amsterdam) and why cannabis should not be legalised after all (too strong).
In spite of the climate hysteria being pumped out across the airwaves 24/7, 2023 has not been a bad year for forest fires in Europe. As for Greece, local firefighters and officials say arsonists are to blame.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
Dame Alison Rose, the head of NatWest, has issued a public apology to Nigel Farage over the closure of his Coutts bank account. But will it be enough to save her job?
Ross Clark says there's something fishy about Sadiq Khan's figures showing the reduction in nitrogen oxides since Ulez was first introduced. In fact, air pollution has been on a downward trend for 50 years.
Lord Frost has written an excellent column in today's Telegraph warning that if Coutts is allowed to get away with 'de-banking' Nigel Farage, then none of us are safe.
The Government has announced it will be bringing forward legislation and changing the financial regs to put a stop to the 'de-banking' phenomenon. All credit to the Free Speech Union, which has been campaigning on this.
In this week's London Calling, the talking points are the bright orange weather maps the BBC is using to scare people about climate change, the travel chaos engulfing Europe and why The Tulsa King is worth your time.
London is on the brink of a Measles outbreak. Could it be because parents' are losing faith in public health authorities after all the needless harms done to children in the name of keeping us safe over last three years?
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