But the Business Secretary added that the dispute over the North Lincolnshire site was because of ‘one specific company’.
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Reynolds says Chinese firms would be viewed ‘in different way’ over steel bids
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Residents fear for health while ‘cat-sized’ rats raid rubbish piles in streets
A school worker from Birmingham says the stench from piling rubbish has been making her asthma worse.
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Author: Sophie Robinson
Huge protest as unions threaten total chaos with bin strikes across UK
Huge protests have erupted in Birmingham after a union there rejected a deal and threatened to export the disruptive bin strike there nationwide.
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Author: Matthew Dooley
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after father killed in ‘gas blast’
Nottinghamshire Police said a 43-year-old man was arrested and questioned on suspicion of murder before being bailed.
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Author: Aidan Radnedge
Manchester bomber’s brother Hashem Abedi given spork after prison attack
The Manchester Arena terrorist has been returned to Belmarsh after allegedly attacking guards at a separation centre with boiling cooking oil
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Author: Matt Dathan, Home Affairs Editor
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after house explosion in Nottinghamshire left one dead
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a fatal explosion at a house in Nottinghamshire.
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Author: Sky News
Murder arrest over fatal house explosion in Worksop
Police confirm a man has been arrested and bailed following the explosion in John Street, Worksop.
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Seven arrests and crossbow found after police called to Salford disturbance
Police issued a 24-hour dispersal order for Cheetham Street West, Littleton Road, Poppy Lane, Langley Road South and Lissadel Street
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Author: John Besley
British Steel latest news: Another Chinese firm could take over British Steel, says minister
The Government is not ruling out another Chinese owner for British Steel, the minister for industry said.
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Author: Jack Maidment
JD Vance says Trump ‘working very hard’ with UK on negotiating trade deal
The UK government has been pursuing a tariff exemption deal with the US
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Author: John Besley
Trump tariffs live updates: Vance says good chance of UK trade deal
Trump says he can be ‘very flexible’ with tariffs
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Author: Rachel Clun
Prison officers fear being beheaded by Islamist terrorists in Britain’s most violent jails
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Author: Susanna Siddell
Race to keep steel plant alive fuels China trade row
Beijing warns Britain to treat its firms fairly risk future investment
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Author: David Maddox
Birmingham rubbish strikes set to continue after bin workers reject offer
The Government has stepped in in an attempt to prompt an end to the deadlock.
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Author: Helen Corbett
The scramble to save British Steel
What does the British Steel crisis reveal about the UK’s critical infrastructure? Jasper Jolly reports
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Author: Helen Pidd,Jasper Jolly,George McDonagh,Natalie Ktena,Rudi Zygadlo,Courtney Yusuf
Kate Middleton admits she’s encountered ‘spiritual’ connection at UK holiday hotspot
Catherine, Princess of Wales, has long advocated the benefits of spending time in the natural world and previously told how nature became her family’s “sanctuary” in the wake of her cancer diagnosis
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Author: Ashley Pemberton
Kensington Palace release new video of Princess Kate as she makes statement
The short film featuring the Princess of Wales was shot in the Lake District last month.
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Author: Emily Ferguson
Supplies to be sent to Scunthorpe to keep blast furnaces going
Coking coal and iron ore from the US will keep the British Steel blast furnaces running for the coming weeks, says the government.
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Birmingham bin strikes cost Unite £1m for workers and legal costs
The union’s basic wage bill alone tops £833,000, as refuse workers on Monday voted against Birmingham city council’s latest offer to end the strikes
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Author: Geraldine Scott, Senior Political Correspondent
Scunthorpe: Ex-Tata Steel workers ‘frustrated’ by steel investment
The UK government has been accused of double standards after it saved a Scunthorpe steel plant.
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Kate celebrates ‘peace and reconnection’ in nature with Scouts
The Princess of Wales has championed the outdoors, highlighting its restorative power, as she met the chief scout, Dwayne Fields, and children from across the north
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Author: Lara Wildenberg, News Reporter
Kate makes secret visit to the Lake District
Kate, 43, who is Joint President of Scouts met with Chief Scout, Dwayne Fields near the shores of Lake Windermere where they spent time with a group of Scouts.
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Author: Bridie Pearson-jones
British Steel crisis spurs greater scrutiny of Chinese investment in UK
Ministers urged to review Beijing’s role in critical national infrastructure and supply chains
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Author: Gill Plimmer,Anna Gross,Lucy Fisher,Rachel Millard
The Guardian view on taking back control of steel: back in state hands, but far from sorted
Editorial: From regional pride to green transition, Britain’s steel story demands strategy, not just nostalgia – and destination that is fair for all
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