The Financial Times leads with criticism facing NatWest bosses after the resignation of chief executive Dame Alison Rose in the aftermath of the closure of Nigel Farage’s bank account with Coutts.
Elsewhere on the front page, the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point on Wednesday to the highest level in 22 years as it wrestled with how much more to squeeze the US economy to bring inflation under control.
The Friday letters page discusses more 8-bit games that are still just as playable today, as one reader says goodbye to Games with Gold.
The Ghana international is currently valued at £40m but that could change.
‘It is hurtful, sexist and undermining. It also represents an ever-present lack of respect for goalkeepers.’
This can be a time of revelation.
Bad timing!
Police said they found the American pilot with a ‘pasty mouth, glassy eyes and difficulties in expressing himself’.
