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Banking giant Halifax has reportedly triggered an exodus of customers shutting down their accounts, after they told people who disagreed with their pronoun badges to leave.Even one of their most famous employees has waded in on the row – and branded his old company’s policy “disgraceful". Howard Brown, a former customer services advisor at the bank known for singing and dancing in Halifax adverts as the face of the company, told them to “leave politics to politicians”.READ MORE: OnlyFans model arrested 'after flashing boobs at two young lads on TikTok livestream'The company faced a lot of criticism after taking to Twitter to show an employee’s nametag with “she/ hers” written on it.But they refused to back down and told online moaners: "We strive for inclusion, equality and quite simply, in doing what's right."If you disagree with our values, you're welcome to close your account." Unfortunately for the bank, the move seems to have backfired and people have jumped to rivals and withdrawn hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of assets, according to MailOnline.

A DRAGONS' Den pair were left "mystified" after being cut from show - despite bagging £85k with an epic pitch. Howard Brown, 60, and Alex Black, 64, applied to take part in the BBC show back in 2020, and went on to film their pitch last year.

BBC show Dragon's Den have been left baffled after their appearance on the show wasn't aired.. Business owner Howard Brown, 60, and his partner Alex Black, aged 64, were awarded an investment from Dragon' Touker Suleyman for their underfloor heating business.The Birmingham pair said when the BBC contacted them to let them know they would be not airing their section it came as a huge blow and they were "mystified" about the reason for the decision.Ahead of what they thought would be their appearance on the show they moved their Real Infra Red Ltd company into a larger office- because they though they'd receive "lots of orders" after being seen on TV.And they said they now need to leave their new base and 'downscale' after revised forecasts.Mr Brown said: "Our pitch was so entertaining that the researcher was saying: 'Well that was terrific, that's going to be great TV'.