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Libor rate fixing scandal: ex-Labour adviser threatened BBC libel action

Shriti Vadera secures retraction after Dominic Lawson repeated claims about her and colleagues on Question Time. By Josh Halliday

George Osborne’s campaign against Ed Balls hit by fresh Libor revelation

• Cabinet secretary raised Libor rate concerns in 2008• Vince Cable accuses banks of 'throttling' recovery

Banks, drugmakers and arms dealers are the new face of our piratical past

Business leader: If British history is, as has been suggested, an endless struggle between dashing freebooters and conscientious plodders, the freebooters have been in the ascendancy for far too long

Bob Diamond would have known about Libor rigging, claims whistleblower

Former senior Barclays employee says bank executives would have been told about interest rate fixing concerns in 2008

I’m afraid this is not a Barclays ad – brand hacking is on the rise

Arwa Mahdawi: Spoof adverts show editing skills being channelled into creative forms of protest – which aren't always obvious hoaxes

MPs vote for parliamentary inquiry into Libor scandal

Banking inquiry negotiations get off to bad-tempered start as George Osborne and Ed Balls engage in shouting match

Miliband attacks Osborne ahead of banking inquiry vote

Chancellor's 'flinging around' of political accusations over Libor scandal proves need for judge-led inquiry, Labour leader says

Bob Diamond’s evidence to MPs branded implausible

Banker's responses on rate fixing scandal questioned by Treasury committee chairman, while chancellor claims Labour ministers 'clearly involved'

Enough of these banking scandals. I’m moving my money

Zoe Williams: It's time to overcome the fear of being the idiot who did something faddish and look for a more ethical way to save

George Osborne: Labour figures ‘clearly involved’ in Libor scandal

Chancellor dismisses claims Bank of England urged Barclays to lower rate, and points finger at Gordon Brown's government

Bob Diamond cuts up rough as he quits Barclays

Chief executive forced out as he prepares riposte over Libor rate-fixing scandal

Banking scandal: Tory inquiry plans mired in dispute

George Osborne's response to the Libor scandal has been challenged by both the Treasury select committee and Labour

Ed Miliband: Bob Diamond resignation proves need for judicial inquiry

Labour increases pressure for judge-led inquiry into banking as politicians unite in welcoming Barclays chief's decision

Bob Diamond’s resignation – Q&A

Key questions and answers on the background to the Barclays chief's decision to step down, and what happens next

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