The boss of Lloyds Bank has said the industry cannot continue lurching "from crisis to crisis". António Horta-Osório said it must break with the culture of the past, saying they had become “complacent, non-customer focused and inefficient.”
Lloyds chief Antonio Horta-Osorio will say that his bank are committed to the following changes:
Mr Horta-Osorio will add that a healthy banking industry can play a “full part in the economy, helping to sustain business growth, job creation and wealth generation".
In other words, the Prime Minister will say that leaving the EU would not lead to a single EU law being abolished instantly.
Reclaim the Power stage a protest at Heathrow against a new runway or further airport expansion.
A colder night ahead as temperatures fall.