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British Steel seeks government loan for 'Brexit issues'
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostOn R4 probably yesterday, the union guy was complaining about cheap Chinese steel. So this is definitely nothing to do with Brexit, it's just a smokescreen for a number of poor decisions over several years.
British steel: UK Government blocked EU plans to allow tougher tariffs on 'aggressive' Chinese imports | The IndependentComment
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Originally posted by meridian View PostNothing directly to do with Brexit. However, the U.K. has used “the EU” as the convenient whipping boy over the years to blame the demise of the U.K. steel industry while blocking any efforts to protect it.
British steel: UK Government blocked EU plans to allow tougher tariffs on 'aggressive' Chinese imports | The Independent
EDIT. P.S. very sad for UK steel workers though.Comment
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