Troubled Bankia Asks Spain For £15bn In Aid

Spain's fourth largest bank Bankia has asked for 19bn euros (£15bn) in state aid - on top of a previous injection of 4.5bn euros.

Lloyds Ex-Security Boss Charged With Fraud

A former head of security at Lloyds Banking Group has been charged over an alleged multi-million pound fraud at the bank.

Online Privacy Controls Come Into Effect

A new law comes into force this weekend requiring all websites to ask permission from users before using 'cookies' - data files that remember computer logins, email addresses and previous internet activity.

Holiday Cash 'Postcode Lottery' Revealed

As the summer holidays approach, a consumer group has warned that a 'postcode lottery' on foreign currency exchange rates may be leaving some holidaymakers short-changed.

Hunt's Ex-Aide In 'Web Of Manipulation'

Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt's ex-aide Adam Smith quit over the BSkyB takeover bid after being "drawn into a web of manipulation and exaggeration", the Leveson Inquiry has heard.