Goldman Sachs accused of rigging bank tax vote - papers

After all, the banks' behaviour had been blamed for bringing the economy to its knees - and this was a chance to raise money for worthy causes such as tackling poverty and climate change, writes the Daily Mail. So when an online vote asking if people supported the 'Robin Hood' tax suddenly began receiving 'No' votes at a rate of six per second, foul play was suspected. Even more so when many of the votes were traced to banking giant Goldman Sachs. Full story...