Apple Pay has launched in the UK and everyone is angry at their banks again

LONDON — Apple Pay launched in the UK Tuesday, and thousands of people shot out to sandwich shops to spend money using their phones and watches in the future we'd always dreamed of.

There was one small problem though: Not all the banks were working with the payment service.

NatWest, Nationwide, Royal Bank of Scotland, Santander and Ulster are all integrated with Apple Pay from launch, but HSBC and First Direct won't work until later in July and Lloyds Bank, TSB, Bank of Scotland and Halifax won't offer the service until the autumn.

Cue a lot of pissed off people.