A parliamentary committee has said the Treasury's sale of Northern Rock in 2011 was "fortunate", and Lloyds and RBS may not be sold "for many years". A Public Accounts Committee report noted that while the Rock's sale was "well-handled", taxpayers were still set to lose £2bn on the bank's rescue. MPs were not convinced that a profit would be made on the £66bn rescue of the two bigger banks any time soon. A Treasury aide said it aims "to get the best possible value for taxpayers". "This government is putting right the catastrophic regulatory failings of the last decade that led to the biggest bank bailout in the world," the Treasury aide added.....Read more here: BBC News - MPs: Sale of RBS or Lloyds