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UK tax help, working 2 x jobs, one full time, one bank?

Hi, im going to be starting a new full time monday - friday job soon, i also am going on bank with my previous job so i will be bank staff, does anyone know how much more i will get taxed each month? i will be working 3-4 shifts a month on bank, and the rest full time job, how will this work out? if so are there any tax calculators online i can work out my tax? thanks every one.
Answer:

IF you add the gross income from both jobs, take off your personal allowance of £6475 per year from your total ,then what you have left is the taxable income. you only get tax relief on one job,most likely the full time job, not both,

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