British David Cameron stated about the annulment: "The proper process has been followed and I think we've ended up with the right decision." Cameron and  , , both believed Goodwin's knighthood should be removed. Miliband called it "the start of the change we need in our boardrooms." leader and  considered it to be the "right decision". "[A]ppropriate" was the word , used to describe it. "RBS came to symbolise everything that went wrong in the British economy in the last decade," Osborne stated. Alex Salmond, of Scotland stated the title was given "for services to banking which could not therefore be sustained", calling the decision "correct".
British David Cameron stated about the annulment: "The proper process has been followed and I think we've ended up with the right decision." Cameron and Ed Miliband , , both believed Goodwin's knighthood should be removed. Miliband called it "the start of the change we need in our boardrooms." leader and Nick Clegg considered it to be the "right decision". "[A]ppropriate" was the word , used to describe it. "RBS came to symbolise everything that went wrong in the British economy in the last decade," Osborne stated. Alex Salmond, of Scotland stated the title was given "for services to banking which could not therefore be sustained", calling the decision "correct".
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Ed Miliband
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Nick Clegg