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About Views
Views is the fourth studio album by Canadian rapper Drake. It was released on April 29, 2016, by Cash Money Records, Republic Records, and Young Money Entertainment.
Geert Wilders' victory in Netherlands election spooks Europe
... Geert Wilders publicly expressed Views - including linking Muslim immigration with terrorism and calling for a ban on mosques and the Quran - are so provocative that he has been under tight police protection since 2004...
French march against antisemitism shakes up far right and far left
... For decades French politics erected a bulwark against the far right, whose Views - not least on Jews - were deemed " anti-Republican"...
Republican debate: Who were the winners and losers?
... Many of his Views - calling on Ukraine to cede territory to Russia, using military force to secure the US-Mexico border, and banning US companies from doing business with China - are well outside the political mainstream even within the Republican Party...
Manipur: Misleading information shared about India tensions
... In late June, this video began to be shared with the hashtag #Manipur, and received thousands of Views - with some claiming it showed the killing of a Kuki woman by armed men, presumed to be from the Meitei community...
Nigel Farage: BBC apologises to Farage over account closure story
... Ex-UKIP leader Mr Farage later obtained a Coutts report which indicated his political Views were also considered...
One in five chance of natural pregnancy after IVF baby
... " This is in contrast with widely held Views - by women and health professionals - and those commonly expressed in the media, that it is a highly unlikely event...
Twitter and hate speech: What's the evidence?
... Mr Musk s free-speech Views - which are mainstream in the United States - may have encouraged people who were worried about a ban to speak more freely...
Kais Saied: Why Tunisia's president picked on sub-Saharan African migrants
... It has been peddling xenophobic Views - strikingly similar to those of anti-immigrant far-right parties in Europe, and campaigning for the expulsion of black migrants...
Nigel Farage: BBC apologises to Farage over account closure story
By Katie Razzall & Emma SaundersCulture and media editor and culture reporter
The Bbc has apologised to Nigel Farage over its report about the closure of his account at private bank Coutts.
On 4 July, The Bbc reported Mr Farage no longer met the financial requirements for Coutts, citing a source familiar with The Matter .
Ex-UKIP leader Mr Farage later obtained a Coutts' report which indicated his political Views were also considered.
Bbc News CEO Deborah Turness has written to Mr Farage to say sorry.
BBC Business Editor Simon Jack also tweeted an apology, saying his story was " from a trusted and senior source".
" However, The Information turned out to be incomplete and inaccurate. Therefore, I would like to apologise to Mr Farage, " Mr Jack continued.
On 21 July, to say it had " not been accurate". Mr Farage then asked for a formal apology from The Bbc .
On Monday, " We acknowledge That The Information we reported - That Coutts' decision on Mr Farage's account did not involve considerations about his political Views - turned out not to be accurate and have apologised to Mr Farage. "
When Coutts, which is owned by NatWest, decided to close Mr Farage's account, He Said it did not give him a reason.
At The Time , Mr Farage told Radio 4 The Bbc had fallen for " spin" and he had been " cancelled" for his political Views .
Mr Farage subsequently obtained a document looking at his suitability as a Coutts customer.
The 40-page document provided to Mr Farage included minutes from a meeting in November Last Year reviewing his account.
The document flagged concerns That he was " xenophobic and racist" and also raised concerns about the reputational risk of having Mr Farage as a client.
It said That to have Mr Farage as a customer was not consistent with Coutts' " position as an inclusive organisation" given his " publicly stated Views ".
The Boss of NatWest Group, Dame Alison Rose , then apologised to Mr Farage for what she called the " deeply inappropriate" comments.
She also said That she was commissioning a full review of Coutts' processes on bank account closures.
Mr Farage has called for Dame Alison to be questioned by MPs.
The Treasury has also called a meeting with bank bosses over account closures, following The Row between Mr Farage and NatWest, which owns Coutts.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
