‘Better deal available’ for Port Talbot steel jobs, says Business Secretary
Talks between the UK Government and Tata steel were continuing over the weekend.
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Tata set to cease operations at steel plant earlier than planned due to strike
Unite called the strike in protest at plans to switch to a more environmentally friendly way to produce steel, with the loss of thousands of jobs.
UK News|Jun 27
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Tata Steel to press on with Port Talbot job cuts despite Labour call for talks
The steelmaking giant is moving to a greener form of production, using an electric arc furnace – which needs fewer workers, leaving jobs at risk.
UK News|Jun 11
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Labour reiterates call for Tata to keep furnaces running until after election
Senior Labour figures have called for Tata to keep blast furnaces running during its transition to greener steel production.
UK News|Jun 10
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Boston Celtics eclipse Dallas Mavericks 105-98 to take 2-0 lead in NBA Finals
Boston are two wins away from raising their 18th NBA championship banner.
UK Sport|Jun 10
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Ian Rankin: My readers are more worried about Rebus’s health than mine
The acclaimed author also said his readers are ‘always slighted disappointed’ by him.
UK News|Jun 8
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Biden calls France ‘first friend’ and enduring ally as he is honoured by Macron
Mr Biden and Mr Macron attended ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day on Thursday.
World News|Jun 8
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Macron hosts Biden for state visit as leaders try to move past trade tensions
The American President had attended ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
World News|Jun 8
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Lib Dems vow to return UK to Erasmus study scheme after ‘bombsite Brexit’
Alex Cole-Hamilton highlighted the commitment as he campaigned in Glasgow.
UK News|Jun 7
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Gary Oldman says he did not mean to be rude to Harry Potter fans
He was asked at Cannes Film Festival about saying that he thought his work was ‘mediocre’ in the franchise.
UK News|May 22
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New treatment for spinal cord injuries could have ‘profound benefit’, medics say
The Up-LIFT study, which was published in the journal Nature Medicine, was run by ONWARD Medical and involved medical teams around the world.
UK News|May 20
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Indonesia seeds clouds to block rainfall after floods killed at least 59 people
The deluge tore through mountainside villages in four districts in West Sumatra province.
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France’s Freedom Flame arrives in UK as part of D-Day thank-you tour
The flame normally resides on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc De Triomphe in Paris.
UK News|May 14
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More than 40 dead after flash floods on Indonesia’s Sumatra Island
The heavy rains, along with a landslide of mud and cold lava from Mount Marapi, caused a river to breach its banks.
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Flash floods caused by heavy rain and cold lava flow kill 37 in Indonesia
Cold lava, also known as lahar, is a mixture of volcanic material and pebbles that flow down a volcano’s slopes in the rain.
World News|May 12
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