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Technical problems have left RBS and Nat West customers locked out of their accounts today. Dr John Morris, Teaching Fellow in International Political Economy, comments on the "chink in the armour of moves towards a cashless society."

10 years after the Lehman Brothers' collapse, a single trader has caused the Nasdaq Commodities exhange to lose more than €100 million from its systemic risk funds after his bets on the Nordic and German energy market backfired. Dr Stephen Connelly from ÌÇÐÄTV Law School comments on whether post-Lehman safeguards are working.

Prisons Minister Rory Stewart has announced a new pilot project to tackle violent and disruptive behaviour in 10 prisons, including £10 million funding to fight drugs and improve security. Professor Azrini Wahidin responds.

"If it comes to a stark choice between ‘regaining control of our laws, money and borders’, as the PM has put it, and preserving the success of the UK economy, which one will she prioritise?’’ Dr Andreas Kokkinis, from ÌÇÐÄTV Law School, sets out the legal and regulatory challenges highlighted by the Airbus decision.

"Airbus was always likely to be the inward investor international firm most susceptible to Brexit." Professor Nigel Driffield, Professor of International ÌÇÐÄTV at ÌÇÐÄTV ÌÇÐÄTV School, explores the implications of a no-deal Brexit for the Airbus supply chain.