David Cameron on call for banking inquiry: 'There's no need to make a snap judgement'
The Labour leader Ed Miliband has called for a public inquiry into the customs and practices of the banking industry.
Speaking at an event to celebrate Armed Forces Day in Plymouth, Prime Minister David Cameron said on the issue:
"We're going to consider these issues very carefully, there's no need to make a snap judgement."
Bob Diamond hits back at MPs' claims
Bob Diamond tonight angrily rejected suggestions that he misled MPs over regulators' concerns about activities at Barclays.
BoE deputy chief refutes Barclays claim
The Bank of England's Paul Tucker told MPs he refuted claims that he attempted to influence Barclays into manipulating the Libor rate.
BoE's Paul Tucker faces grilling over Libor affair
MPs will be hoping the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England will shed some light on unanswered questions about rate-fixing at Barclays.