The UK thinks of nationalization of British steels

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The British government is considering the nationalization of Britain, because Sir Keir Starmer’s “everything we can do to ensure our bright future to ensure our bright future to ensure our bright future.”

3,500 people working in three sites in the UK are at risk after the owner Jingye Group and the owner The UK government could not agree to the financial support package.

Britain’s Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire should be resolved in 48 hours due to the number of raw materials that are activated in the main website of the British Scunthorpe for 48 hours.

UK officials are investigating the purchase of the purchase of coal and iron materials needed to keep the stoves in a short time as English steel did not order in a short time.

The restock of explosion stoves will be difficult, and when disabled and the metal in the inside is allowed to cool. The closure of the Scunthorpe rig, which provides 95 percent of the UK railway roads, will leave 2,700 jobs at risk and leave Britain without the ability to leave from zero from zero.

Starmer, Jingye’s discussions are “continued” and “all options on the table” repeated the position. Jonathan Reynolds, Secretary of Jonathan, will meet with managers on Wednesday.

“We do our best to ensure that a bright future for Scunthorpe,” he said.

He added: “I’m completely committed to steel production in this country” and stressed the impact of “impact” and stressed the “influence” in the workforce, community and the country.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Trade Union Chiefs said that British Steel is open to the choice of British Steel due to the people familiar with some talks on the weekend.

However, the Minister of Industry Sarah Jones, this week is the best way to continue for the best way to continue “the best way to continue English steel as a commercially business business, as a nationalized asset.”

Discussions are coming after a deal of more than £ 2 billion to move into less polluting steel production. The government offered the Chinese owner of English steel, offered £ 500 million, less than £ 1 billion.

The ministers do not intend to give the British government to give Jingye a more generous offer.

British steel refused to comment.