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Harland and Wolff in official hands of administrators BDO

Historic shipyard ‘unable to continue trading’ as no buyer found

Harland and Wolff unions believe shipyard should be renationalised

Warning that unless the UK government steps in with rescue plan administrators could seize control of the historic shipyard

Harland and Wolff shipyard workers deliver letter to Johnson

Union leaders fighting to save shipyard fail to meet prime minister during Belfast visit

‘Boris cannot hide from us’: Harland & Wolff workers demand action from Johnson

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Centrica chief executive to step down as it cuts dividend

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Northern unions call for Boris Johnson to nationalise Harland & Wolff

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Asda owner considering IPO for supermarket chain

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May tempts big unions in bid to avert defeat on Brexit vote

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Power plants face closure as energy market is reorganised

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One in five workers has abortion experience – union survey

80% of respondents say women’s health should be priority in reform of abortion law

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Fruit firm linked to alleged worker exploitation in its Central American operations

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