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Andy Burnham urged to resist calls to block Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields

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By Paul Wilson Verified
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Prime Minister stresses need to ‘face up to the changing climate' and for ‘clean energy' in wake of summer heatwaves Andy Burnham has been urged resist calls to block new oil and gas fields in the North Sea because of concerns over climate change heightened by this summer's heatwaves. A consultation on Jackdaw, a gas field 150 miles east of Aberdeen, closed on August 10, while another on the Rosebank oil field, north-west of Shetland, will end on Monday.
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First shipment of tariff-free Scotch to leave UK for US following deal

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By Paul Wilson Verified
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First Minister hails ‘significant benefit' for Scottish producer as deal brokered during King's visit to US in April comes into effect The first shipment of tariff-free Scotch will leave the UK for the US this weekend after President Donald Trump lifted the levy in a boost for the whisky industry. First Minister John Swinney said there will be a “significant benefit” for Scottish producers after tariffs were removed following an agreement struck during the King's state visit to the US in April.
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Whisky industry leaders welcome lifting of US tariffs on their products

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John Swinney says deal is a ‘win on both sides of the Atlantic' Whisky industry have welcomed the removal of US tariffs on their products from today. President Donald Trump agreed to lift the levies after the state visit by King Charles and Queen Camilla in April. First Minister John Swinney said the deal, which will also see US bourbon and casks arriving in the UK tariff-free, represented a “win on both sides of the Atlantic”.
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