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Call for windfall tax on Shell's 'obscene profits

Royal Dutch Shell sparked calls tonight for a share of its “obscene” profits to be subject to a windfall tax after the giant hauled in £14bn (€18.8bn) last year.

world

British govt backs new nuclear plants

world

Fury at US as climate-change summit enters final day

Inspiring read in spite of subject matter

world

New era of rail travel begins

world

Tributes to 'inspirational' Roddick

Blair pressured to publish briefing on nuclear power

ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners called on Tony Blair yesterday to publish a briefing he used to justify hints that he would approve a new generation of nuclear power stations.

Thu, 18 May, 2006

Shell investors to vote on company overhaul

Investors in Shell will vote today on the most far-reaching overhaul in the oil giant’s 100-year history which could give it a market value of more than £120bn (€180.4bn).

Tue, 28 Jun, 2005

Campaigners jubilant on ghost ships decision

Environmental campaigners were tonight celebrating a legal victory in the latest stage of their battle to prevent a fleet of so-called “ghost ships” being dismantled in the UK.

Mon, 08 Dec, 2003

British 'in a mess' over ghost ships

Friends of the Earth today accused the British government of “being in a right mess” over the so-called environment ’ghost ships’ after it emerged that permission has been given for two more to dock in Hartlepool.

Sat, 15 Nov, 2003

War of words as 'ghost ships' sail closer

The war of words has continued to rage as two contaminated ships from the US were given permission to dock in Britain.

Sat, 08 Nov, 2003

Students discover a bald parrot

Brazilian students have discovered a new parrot species in the southern Amazon - a green plumed bird with a vulture’s hooked neck and a bald orange head.

Fri, 31 May, 2002