Britain's government on Monday raced to secure raw materials to keep the country's last steelmaking blast furnaces running ...

Government officials and British Steel staff are in a desperate race to save its blast furnaces after what ministers believe ...

The government took control of the site from the Chinese owners after passing emergency legislation at the weekend.

Without raw materials, the blast furnaces will be turned off and can never be turned back on again meaning the end of ...

Treasury minister James Murray said the Government was doing 'everything we can' to keep the furnaces burning at British ...

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner says the government "hasn't seen any evidence" of sabotage when asked about suggestions ...

Trade minister Douglas Alexander is currently in China trying to attract more investment to Britain, he added. In Beijing, ...

No10 has declined to rule out future Chinese involvement in steel making, amid a race to keep the British Steel furnaces ...

Britain expressed confidence on Monday that it could secure enough raw materials to keep the blast furnaces burning at its ...

China is not a “hostile state”, a Treasury minister insisted after a crisis at British Steel sparked calls to exclude Beijing ...

Downing Street has said it is "confident" the raw materials needed to keep the furnaces at British Steel's Scunthorpe site ...