Wow, we're still angry with the banking sector. Apparently 70 per cent of us feel that banking executives should face criminal charges for their roles in the PPI mis-selling scandal according to, surprise, surprise, a PPI claims company.

Apparently, 63 per cent of us believe the solution to an ageing population and an increasingly short housing supply is for older relatives to move into the family home.

Economic View: What happens to US rates affects the rest of the world but so too does what happens to the US economy

Two former RP Martin brokers appeared in court yesterday before a trial into the alleged manipulation of the London interbank offered rate.

Bank will issue £5.8bn in shares to plug a £12.8bn capital shortfall

Banks have disappointed government and they have disappointed the public, and yesterday Barclays disappointed the City. This time, the crushing disappointment wasn’t due to mis- selling or big bonuses – Barclays yesterday frustrated the Square Mile when it emerged it will pursue a £5bn-plus rights issue to plug the perceived hole in its balance sheet that the Bank of England’s capital requirements have revealed.

Flu brings healthy profits for Lemsip

The Independent on Sunday: Regulator accused of £110m error

A man appeared in court today, accused of trying to rob two south London banks with a replica assault rifle.

The man reportedly ran through a pub, chased by bank security and other members of the public

Manning leaked ‘to gain notoriety’

Watchdogs want to shake up the big four accountants who police big business

Financial giant is accused of exploiting rules over metal warehousing in order to manipulate commodity prices