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A sign on the glass doors of Lloyds Bank in Atherton’s market square says the branch closed today at 3pm.

Santander online banking has gone down leaving hundreds of customers unable to make transactions.

Police have arrested three people following a COP26 protest which saw a busy Glasgow road blocked by climate change activists in a rubber dingy.

Protestors in a rubber dingy have blocked a busy Glasgow road as they stage a demonstration outside a Santander bank branch.

A 43-year-old mum who thought says she was doing 'the right thing' in getting her Covid vaccine - before suffering from a blood clot and stroke.

Mario Camus, the acclaimed Spanish writer-director behind La colmena, Young Sánchez, The Holy Innocents and more, died in his hometown of Santander on September 18. He was 86.

San Sebastian Film Festival is in mourning as Spanish director Mario Camus, celebrated for his sober but caring adaptations of distinguished Spanish novels such as “La Colmena” – written by Nobel prize winner Camilo José Cela – Ignacio Aldecoa’s “Young Sánchez” and “The Holy Innocents” by Miguel Delibes, died on Saturday in Santander, northern Spain, the city where he was born.

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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is the latest big name on the high street to offer cash incentives to motivate new and existing customers to stay with them, fending off fierce competition from HSBC, Nationwide, Santander, LLoyds and Virgin Money. RBS is offering £150 to new and existing customers who switch and stay by 5pm on November 18, 2021.

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thugs who attempted to break into an ATM in East Dunbartonshire. The incident took place at a Santander bank in Cowgate in Kirkintilloch shortly before 5am on Monday.

Kirkintilloch. Residents were evacuated from their homes and officers currently remain on the scene at Santander in Cowgate.The Cowgate, between West High Street and Catherine Street, has been closed by officers.The exact circumstances surrounding the incident have yet to be confirmed.One resident said that an attempted robbery had taken place at the bank moments before neighbours were evacuated.Police confirmed there is no wider threat to the public at this time.

Santander has apologised to Scots due to heavy disruption to its services throughout today. The banking firm said that a ‘technical problem’ has resulted in customers unable to use ATMs and its mobile banking apps.

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Bury, admitted to three counts of fraud. Judge Angela Nield banned identification of his three victims, who were referred to as 'Mrs A', 'Mr B' and 'Mrs C' in court.Prosecutor Brian Berlyne said: "Mrs A was between 84 and 88 at the time of this offence, she had a bank with Santander.

Which? has uncovered serious weaknesses in online banking security systems. The consumer group worked with security experts 6point6 to scrutinise online banking safety measures.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A meeting has been held with Santander to discuss the decision to leave their Hamilton town centre premises.After a breakdown in negotiations with their landlord, the bank announced their plan to leave their Quarry Street site by December 17 of this year.However, Santander are still hopeful of an extension to their current notice period in a bid to support their customers prior to closing.Last week Angela

Santander has revealed that only a third of Scots said they know what an investment scam is.This is when a scammer offers someone a fake but convincing opportunity to make a profit by handing over a sum of money.Some £8,000 is lost on average by Scots to an investment scam with a fifth (18%) of Scottish adults admitting that they know someone, or have themselves been affected by an investment scam.

hereThe show aired on ITV tonight.Mr Fear, who lives in Telford, is a father of four.He's been married to his wife, Debs, a nurse, for 33 years and is the sixth champion in the programme's 22-year history.The lucky streak runs in the family as his elder brother, Davyth, last year won £500,000 as a contestant.Following his win, Mr Fear and his wife embarked on a caravan trip along the Northumberland coast.They previously planned to visit Santander, Bilbao and Pamplona in Spain before heading for

Banking giant Santander has said that it has made the “difficult decision” to hike the monthly fee on its 123 Lite account from October, as well as changing some cashback rules around its accounts.The bank said the cost of providing cashback has increased significantly since it was first introduced in 2012 and the Covid-19 pandemic, historically low interest rates and regulatory changes have affected the banking industry.From October 27, Santander will change the cashback categories on its 123,

heatwave to roll in this week. Experts at the Met Office are expecting temperatures to reach highs of 22C on Wednesday and Thursday.

LaLiga Santander Fest -- a marathon of musical artists and athletes each appearing from their homes -- raised over 600,000 euros (about $665,000) for medical supplies to be used in Spain’s fight against COVID-19.The solidarity telethon, organized by the premier Spanish soccer league and Universal Music, was broadcast on sports channels and streamed on the LaLiga site on Saturday evening (March 28).

In this week’s International TV Newswire, Spain’s LaLiga announces details of Saturday night’s LaLigaSantader Fest; Argentina’s INCAA updates: Red Arrow wheels and deals; and Fremantle’s Dancing Ledge Productions promotes Chris Carey to managing director.

As people queued outside banks and stopped off to buy food from stalls, it could have been a normal Monday on Market Street.