Arguments against politician-led banking inquiry come large and small
It might seem churlish to veto the parliamentary inquiry, but Labour thinks it has good reason to hold out for something better
George Osborne welcomes Bob Diamond’s resignation
Chancellor says bank chief's decision to step down over rates scandal is 'right for Barclays and right for the country'
David Cameron orders speedy bank inquiry
Prime minister seeks to turn political pressure over Barclays rate-fixing scandal on to Labour
The Libor inquiry: all you need to know
The investigation into interest rate-fixing in Britain's banks won't have the clout, or the reach, of the Leveson inquiry
David Cameron … hypershambles ahoy!
Simon Hoggart: EU referendum to the Barclays Libor scandal, the PM, awash with Eurosceptics and bailouts, drifts to new shambolic waters
Libor scandal: George Osborne to announce independent inquiry
Chancellor likely to stop short of full-scale inquiry, as Serious Fraud Office considers possibility of criminal charges at Barclays
Failed banks’ chiefs will be banned from finance, warns FSA
Regulator chairman says he understands that George Osborne will accept proposal in report on what went wrong at RBS
How can I protest against the banks?
High street banks give you every reason to leave them for someone better … manipulation of the Libor, mis-selling scandals, bonus cultures. Here's how you can make a stand
Barclays crisis: MPs call for Leveson-style inquiry
Political mood towards banks turns increasingly hostile as George Osborne blames Labour for regulatory failures
Does Barclays Libor scandal affect me?
Q&A: Have mortgage holders been overcharged, who are the biggest losers and what happens to the £290m in fines?
Tax crackdowns threaten Channel Islands’ haven status
The Jimmy Carr tax avoidance case has thrown the spotlight on Jersey and Guernsey, where the days of aggressive tax loopholes may be numbered
NatWest computer glitch: what to do if you’re affected
RBS says NatWest current accounts should now be updated, but the knock-on effects from the IT glitch mean customers with all UK banks could still be dealing with the fall out
Eurozone austerity hits world’s poor as Europe’s aid falls by €700m
Charities' fears grow as EU falls short of 2005 G8 summit targets, though UK is praised for being on course to meet 2013 aid pledges
Financial transaction tax on City would help rebalance Britain’s economy
George Osborne's stance on a UK financial transaction tax is flawed - it would actually help achieve one of his avowed aims
NatWest: your questions answered
What to do if you have been affected by the IT issues at NatWest