Final blast furnace at Tata in Port Talbot shuts as 2,800 jobs at risk

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63% : 'The transformation would secure most of Tata Steel UK's existing product capability and maintain the country's self-sufficiency in steelmaking, while also reducing Tata Steel UK's CO2 emissions by five million tonnes per year and overall UK country emissions by about 1.5%.'Judge has woman cuffed for wearing shorts and taking photos in courtTrump proposes terrifying solution to end violent crime in the USDonald Trump hurls worst slur yet at Kamala Harris ahead of electionShocking moment bridge collapses in Tennessee due to floodsNorth Carolina residents wait hours for gas after Hurricane HeleneWoman encourages young NYC conservatives to stop being embarrassedAsheville arts district in NC left underwater by HeleneHezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah killed in Israeli airstrikeCops block off streets as monster chemical lab fire burns in GATrump says he has a more 'beautiful body than Sleepy Joe'Cloud of smoke rises over Beirut and Khiam village after Israeli strikesAlabama crowd cheers as Trump appears on big screen at football gameIn January the Labour MP for Aberavon, one of the area going to be most harmed by the closure said union bosses had tried to keep the blast furnace open while the new eco plant called a electric-arc furnace was built.

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