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Former Sky finance head Griffith appointed City minister

He replaces John Glen who formerly presided over business in the Square Mile

Evening Standard

All the Tories resigning to oust Boris Johnson as more than 50 quit government

More than 50 Tories have quit the government, from Cabinet ministers to aides to moderates to Red Wallers. All are demanding he quit. Here's the full list - and their savage letters

Daily Mirror

Treasury minister John Glen resigns citing PM’s ‘poor judgement’

Jo Churchill, Stuart Andrew, Robin Walker and Will Quince also resign as PM battles to survive

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Live: Boris Johnson under pressure as Government resignations continue

All the latest updates as the Prime Minister fights for his position amid criticism of the Chris Pincher affair.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson on brink as MORE ministers and aides resign in protest at his leadership

Will Quince, Robin Walker, John Glen and Laura Trott all quit this morning, following a number of shock exits last night

Manchester Evening News

UK financial services minister John Glen resigns

Britain's financial services minister John Glen resigned on Wednesday in protest against Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Reuters

Consumer Credit Act will be reformed ‘to keep pace with the modern world’

The Government said it will undertake an ‘ambitious long-term reform’ of the Act, which regulates credit card purchases and personal loans.

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Rishi Sunak blamed for wasting £11bn of taxpayer cash servicing government debt

The institute's director, Professor Jagjit Chadha, said that Rishi Sunak's actions had left the country with "an enormous bill and heavy continuing exposure to interest rate risk".

Daily Record

'Crackdown' calls on firms as £12billion lost to Covid fraud - but no one faced court

Rogue traders claimed for subsidised meals never served under the Eat Out to Help Out scheme and for furlough cash to non-existent staff. Labour business spokesman Justin Madders is calling for a crackdown

Daily Mirror

Partygate: Boris Johnson in ‘yellow card territory’ after Sue Gray report, minister says

John Glen’s comments come as senior MP David Davis says discontent is spreading in Tory ranks amid Partygate fallout

The Independent UK

Douglas Ross criticises 'tone deaf' banks over access to cash

Scottish Conservative leader grills Economic Secretary in committee session on action taken to stem closures of branches and ATMs

Insider UK

UK Government grants FCA new powers to ensure access to cash

Scottish Affairs Committee due to grill Economic Secretary John Glen in a final evidence session of its Access to Cash inquiry

Insider UK

City regulator will have new powers to help protect cash access

Banks will be subject to Financial Conduct Authority powers to ensure cash withdrawal and deposit facilities are available in communities.

The Independent UK

UK plans rules for some cryptocurrencies amid global effort

Britain has unveiled plans to regulate some cryptocurrencies as part of a broader plan to become a global hub for digital payments

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Britain Sets Out Plan to Exploit Crypto Potential

Britain set out a detailed plan on Monday to exploit the potential of cryptoassets and their underlying blockchain technology to help consumers make payments more efficiently. As part of creating a global cryptoasset hub, financial services minister John Glen said Britain will legislate to bring some stablecoins under the regulatory…

The Independent UK

Ukraine ceasefire reports welcomed but little sign of Russian aggression abating

Government minister John Glen said legislation in the Commons on Monday would speed up sanction measures.

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