Christian Aid cuts ties with Barclays over its fossil fuels financing
Christian Aid, which had an income of £78.4 million last year, said it was dropping the UK bank over its “weak commitment” to rolling back fossil fuel financing
Christian Aid, which had an income of £78.4 million last year, said it was dropping the UK bank over its “weak commitment” to rolling back fossil fuel financing
Powerful media barons enjoy a monopoly of ownership
It appears the Mayor has presided over an almighty fiasco.
Left Foot Forward looks at the pay gap between best paid and worst paid at some of Britain’s best known firms.
With the early removal of Occupy, the established church is safe from anyone in Occupy’s tent becoming the next Martin Luther
The row over Mitt Romney’s links with Barclays has entered a new phase with a Parliamentary Early Day Motion tabled today by a Labour MP.
Mitt Romney is making no secret of his allegiances with the banking sector. Does he really think this will win him the election?
Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is to host a private fundraising dinner in London on the eve of the Olympics – at a cost of up to $75,000 a head.
The PM’s spokesman thinks Barclays understands public concerns, while Boris Johnson says the Libor scandal is funny. Could the Tories please get back in touch?
Yesterday’s three-hour grilling of Bob Diamond has done nothing to change the minds of those calling for an independent judge-led inquiry.