Rejecting North Sea drillings could cost UK thousands of jobs and see £11BILLION lost in ten years

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Rejecting North Sea drillings could cost UK thousands of jobs and see £11BILLION lost in ten years

Failing to approve controversial North Sea oil fields could cost thousands of jobs a year and see almost £11billion lost to the economy over a decade, a new analysis warns. Verdicts on Rosebank, Britain’s largest untapped oil field, and Jackdaw, a giant gas field, are “two of the most important investment decisions now facing the UK”, said Neil McCulloch, CEO of Adura, which is behind the projects. Work has stopped …