NatWest opens on Sunday as IT glitch causes chaos

LONDON (Reuters) - British bank NatWest opened 1,200 of its branches on a Sunday for the first time in its history as it struggled to address massive disruption caused to millions of its customers by a computer systems failure earlier in the week.

The group, which owns Royal Bank of Scotland, NatWest and the Bank of Ulster, apologised to its customers amid reports that they were unable to access their accounts or withdraw money. The crash comes just months after a computer meltdown that left millions of customers unable to withdraw cash, reports The Telegraph.

LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Scotland said all s