
Nationalisation not the answer to steel crisis, says David Cameron
David Cameron has said the government is “doing everything it can” to resolve the steel crisis, but that nationalisation is not the right answer.

David Cameron has said the government is “doing everything it can” to resolve the steel crisis, but that nationalisation is not the right answer.

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