Iceland pledges to honour obligations after bank collapse

Iceland's leader said the country would "honour its obligations" over the £2.3bn (€2.55bn) owed to Britain for lost savings.

Iceland's leader said the country would "honour its obligations" over the £2.3bn (€2.55bn) owed to Britain for lost savings.

A deal for Iceland to repay money lost by UK savers when the country's banking system collapsed was thrown into doubt this week when President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson refused to sign it off and instead put it to a public referendum.

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