2% would be an extra £500 a year for me - I might be able to put my credit card down a little bit, but it still means that I can't afford that house that I want. Worst of all, I struggle to afford anything more than 1 tank of petrol a month at the moment.
0.2% just isn't worth considering - I don't even want to think of how little that would be.
And... may I be the devils advocate here:
I would wager a significant amount of money (more than our payrise is going to be!) that the financial results are hiding the impact of the Olympic deal, which was apparently at one stage giving us £2.8 million a month...