Leftist UK News Site The Canary Claims it Was Debanked by Lloyds
The British leftist news website The Canary has claimed that it has been debanked by Lloyds without explanation and as a result has been left with “barely any funds” to operate.

The British leftist news website The Canary has claimed that it has been debanked by Lloyds without explanation and as a result has been left with “barely any funds” to operate.

Reform now has a bank account, a modern day basic that had hitherto proven impossible in the cancel-culture infused financial sector.

Brexit champion Nigel Farage is considering leading a class action lawsuit against the “debanking” practices of lenders in Britain

Corporations including Coca-Cola and Amazon have called on the Conservative leadership candidates to continue Boris Johnson’s green agenda.

Credit Suisse says its chairman has resigned following an internal investigation that reportedly found he had violated quarantine rules.

A ‘Great Reset’ of the British property market is currently underway, in which big banks are buying up houses across the country.

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(REUTERS) – Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.L) defied expectations on Wednesday of a squeeze on earnings after Britain’s surprise vote to quit the European Union by reporting third-quarter profits largely unchanged from a year earlier.

Lloyds Banking Group, which blames massive job cuts and branch closures on Brexit this morning, doubling its pre-tax profits last year and has now admitted the cuts were planned long ago and have nothing to do with the referendum result.

Lloyds Banking Group is to offer gender reassignment surgery as a standard part of its private healthcare provision. The firm, which is partly owned by the British tax payer, will become the first UK bank to offer the surgery after

LONDON (Reuters) – The chairman of Lloyds Banking Group has said that there was no “compelling economic argument” for Britain to stay in the European Union (EU) without a significant change in its relationship with the bloc. The comments by