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19pm: Vince Cable, the business secretary, is giving evidence to the Commons business secretary now. Here are some early reports from what he's been saying on Twitter.From ITV's Chris ShipVince Cable hints at disqualificiation for Barclays bossesFrom the FT's Jim PickardVince Cable described disqualifying Bob Diamond as 'the last resort" and dependent on legal adviceFrom PoliticsHomeUKVince Cable on Libor: "It is an appalling scandal and it's created deep damage for the reputation of Barclays and the industry."Vince Cable on LIBOR: "Premature to decide what exactly should happen to Mr Diamond… he has a lot of questions to answer."Vince on exec pay: "I don't think what's happened in Barclays today changes in any way our judgement.