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Royal Bank of Scotland bosses will face opposition from shareholders and protesters at its annual general meeting in Edinburgh. Enviromental campaigners are objecting to RBS lending billions of pounds to oil companies.
The bank is also under pressure from shareholders who want executive pay incentives linked to tougher targets.
RBS is 83% owned by the taxpayer after the government bailed out the bank at the end of 2008.
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