Footsie falls as Iceland shares dive

Supermarket group Iceland has had a tough start to the week, diving 6% after reports suggested its chairman Malcolm Walker was set to step down following criticism about a share sale.

Supermarket group Iceland has had a tough start to the week, diving 6% after reports suggested its chairman Malcolm Walker was set to step down following criticism about a share sale.

Iceland's share dive came alongside a lacklustre market overall and, after an hour's trading, the FTSE-100 Index was off 9.2 points, standing at 6285.1.

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