The chairman, David Story, lost an almost unanimous vote of no confidence on 17 January 1991. Storey then embarked upon a "disinformation campaign" about his opponents in the Club which led to an article appearing in the London Evening Standard on January 28, and another the next day in The Guardian, reporting that three senior club figures had resigned, including Sir George Gardiner (a close personal friend of Storey), and Julian Amery, and that the Club "was becoming more extreme and no longer enjoyed their full support". Former chairman, Sam Swerling, one of those who voted for 'no confidence' in Storey, wrote a vigorous rebuttal of these claims in a long letter published in the London Evening Standard on 30 January 1991. 

 Following internal Club investigations, in addition to enquiries with journalists, David Storey's membership was terminated by the Club's Executive Council on 11 February, on the grounds that "he has engaged in behaviour prejudiced to the best interests, reputation, objects, and other members of the Monday Club; by abusing his position as Chairman in encouraging members to leave the Monday Club and to join a new political group". [cf. Club's Minutes]. 

 Notwithstanding that, on 24 February 1991, The Observer ran another lengthy article entitled, Far Right takes over the Monday Club, stating that a number of senior members had tendered their resignations to protest the Club's takeover by "extreme right-wingers" associated with the Western Goals Institute. Marc Gordon, director of the libertarian International Freedom Foundation, was cited in the same article stating that the Club's shift to the right, "moved the extremists from the outer fringe to deep penetration of the Tory Party, giving them a platform of which previously they could only dream". 

 This isn't even close to being NPOV.  There is no evidence that Story embarked on a "disinformation campaign" (the fact that his rivals in the Club later censured him proves nothing on this front), and the impugns false motive to The Observer.  There was some valid information in the last edit, but the wording left a lot to be desired.