borisjohnson s handling of the situation led to a wave of ministers resigning, and his downfall as pm. we should get that report from parliament s standards watchdog as i say in the new few minutes we ll bring it to you as soon as we get it. are the banks playing fair? interest rates at a 15 year record high right now. mortgage rates going up and up. but are savings rates rising as quickly? later today the bosses at four of britain s biggest banks will sit down with the financial conduct authority to address concerns of profiteering. the governor of the bank of england says there s evidence that some companies are overcharging customers. who trust the banks? for some people it is like do you like belly ache. but remember when the banks went ellie up and we bailed them out, did they not be forever in our dead? but they not be forever in our dead? but they are not charities, it is about profit, business is business and this is the business model. are they playing fair? do yo
getting a fair deal? that is all coming up. i look forward to talking. as soon as we get that report from the parliamentary standards committee on chris pincher we will bring it to you. first here is the news from richard foster. the bosses of the four biggest banking groups are meeting the financial watchdog to discuss concerns that savings rates aren t increasing as fast as mortgage charges. mps have accused banks of profiteering, which they deny. parliament s standards watchdog is about to publish a report into groping allegations against the former government whip chris pincher. if mps agree to suspend him for more than ten days, it could lead to a by election in his constituency. police have seized up to £130 million worth of cannabis plants and arrested almost 1,000 people in the uk s largest ever
are the banks playing fair? interest rates at a 15 year record high right now. mortgage rates going up and up. but are savings rates rising as quickly? later today the bosses at four of britain s biggest banks will sit down with the financial conduct authority to address concerns of profiteering. the governor of the bank of england says there s evidence that some companies are overcharging customers. who trust the banks? for some people it is like do you like belly ache. but remember when the banks went ellie up and we bailed them out, did they not be forever in our dead? but they not be forever in our dead? but they are not charities, it is about profit, business is business and this is the business model. are they playing fair? do you have a mortgage? or are you a saver? do you feel you re