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Rowena Mason
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Whitehall Editor, The Guardian
London
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Uk electoral politics
Bad news
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MPs and Lords head to parliament as PM says emergency law must be passed today to save British Steel - live
By Hamish Mackay Verified, Rowena Mason Verified| The Guardian Verified Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureWill British Steel be nationalised? When the legislation is passed, Reynolds will be able to order the company to buy the raw materials to keep two blast furnaces going at the plant and the taxpayer will take on the costs of the purchases. The company’s owner, Jingye, has said it is losing about £700,000 a day.
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MPs and Lords head to parliament as PM says emergency law must be passed today to save British Steel - live
By Hamish Mackay Verified, Rowena Mason Verified| The Guardian Verified Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureWill British Steel be nationalised? When the legislation is passed, Reynolds will be able to order the company to buy the raw materials to keep two blast furnaces going at the plant and the taxpayer will take on the costs of the purchases. The company’s owner, Jingye, has said it is losing about £700,000 a day.
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The Guardian
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