UK: Banks 'in Bradford and Bingley rescue bid'

Britain’s high street banks have agreed to buy a large chunk of shares to rescue troubled Bradford & Bingley, it was reported today.

Britain’s high street banks have agreed to buy a large chunk of shares to rescue troubled Bradford & Bingley, it was reported today.

The buy-to-let lender’s share price dropped to 34p yesterday, down from a high of 539p in March 2006, prompting fears the stock is now worthless.

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