Barclays

Eight councils sued the bank to cancel long term loans they took out between 2006 and 2008.

Tom Hayes, jailed for rigging interest rates, tells the BBC fresh evidence will show his conviction was unsafe.

Barclays sees profits dive after setting aside billions for loans expected to turn sour due to Covid.

Brexit gives one of the UK's most important sectors the chance to define its own agenda, he said.

The City watchdog says that the bank acted unfairly towards people, including the bereaved.

The Prudential Regulation Authority regulator says banks are strong enough to do so.

City firms SocGen and Lloyd's of London also tell staff to stop coming into the office after new guidance.

The account was used to avoid US financial restrictions, a leak of bank documents suggest.

The bank's boss, who has said big offices might be outdated, now wants staff back in the workplace.

Documents released during a High Court action reveal more offensive comments about financier Amanda Staveley.

Banks first opened on the Newquay street in the late 1800s but the last will close in October.

Court case between Amanda Staveley and the bank hears claims she was a 'complete unknown'.

Stephen Jones resigned from UK Finance and apologised after "unpleasant" remarks emerged in court.

It depends on how you measure their strength, say regulators, investors and academics.

BBC News has seen a string of complaints about leading banks from customers unable to get any money.

The huge Canary Wharf complex draws up plans for tens of thousands of workers to return post-lockdown.