Barclays customers are facing a third day of disrupted services on Sunday following an IT problem caused by a technical issue. Online and mobile banking have been hit during the problem, which began on Friday. The bank said people could see an outdated balance with payments made or received not showing.

Bank apologises as hundreds of customers complain about service disruption and missing funds. Barclays has advised customers to seek help from friends and family or even contact food banks after a major IT glitch left some locked out of their accounts.

Barclays customers are facing a third day of disrupted services on Sunday following an IT problem. Online and mobile banking have been hit during the problem, which began on Friday. The bank said people could see an outdated balance with payments made or received not showing.

Barclays customers are entering a third day of issues with payments and transactions as the bank struggles to fix ongoing technical issues. On Friday when the outage began, customers told the BBC they were having trouble with mobile and online banking and making essential payments.

Barclays, one of the world's largest banks and the second largest bank in England, reported issues Friday with its mobile app, online banking services and customer accounts as thousands of people reported problems accessing their financial information.

Barclays has issued an update to fuming customers that it is "taking longer" than expected to fix a major IT glitch that has locked people out of their accounts. The outage began on Friday - payday for many people across the UK - and has stopped customers from accessing their accounts and making payments.