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“And yet that’s exactly what’s happened to Alison Rose!<\/p>\n
“The so-called inquiry into what she did has been kicked into the long grass, and Sir Howard Davis – chairman of the Natwest Gourp – seems happy about that.<\/p>\n
“This is the corrupt British establishment looking after its own. It’s the corrupt British establishment at its very very worse.<\/p>\n
He concluded: “The whole thing is a sick joke”.<\/p>\n
Don’t miss… <\/strong> We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info<\/p>\n It had previously been speculated that Dame Alison could be in line for an even larger \u00a35 million payout, with a former FTSE 100 chairman telling the Express: “If she resigns, she will be paid her notice period which would be at least 12 months and probably worth \u00a35million”.<\/p>\n The bank refused to comment on the allegations when contacted by the Express, though Times sources suggested NatWest \u201cwould look to limit her remuneration\u201d.<\/p>\n Mr Farage said: \u201cShe should not be getting a payoff at all. She has breached the most basic rule of banking and brought the NatWest group into disrepute. It\u2019s a reward for failure.\u201d<\/p>\n Dame Alison was also sacked from two major Government advisory roles after Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt made clear they couldn’t support her amid the row.<\/p>\n Dame Alison Rose had been appointed to an Energy Efficiency Taskforce within the Net Zero department in February and as a member of the PM\u2019s Business Council in July.<\/p>\n At the time a Downing Street source said Rishi Sunak had been “concerned about the unfolding situation”, and confirmed the Prime Minister believes Dame Alison did “the right thing in resigning”.<\/p>\n Mr Farage also secured the resignation of Coutts CEO Peter Flavel, who was similarly forced out for his role in the debunking row.<\/p>\n It is not yet known what Mr Flavel’s pay out will be.<\/p>\n
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