Labour leader Ed Miliband's accused the Government of "failing to rise to the challenge of reforming our banks".

He says big banks have acted like they're a casino, only interested in making a quick short-term profit - and wants the big 5 to sell of branches to create more competition, as well as a code of conduct.

It's ahead of the Bank of England's deputy governor's grilling by MPs this afternoon about interest rate rigging at Barclays.

Paul Tucker will be asked if he knew about the practice.