British bank Barclays, which was rocked by a rate-rigging scandal earlier this year, said Wednesday it fell into a net loss in the third quarter after making a large provision for insurance mis-selling. Losses after taxation stood at £200 million ($321 million, 248 million euros) in the three months to September, compared with £2.7 billion in the same part of the previous financial year, Barclays said in a results statement.