Times Online - Nicola Sturgeon criticised for premature announcement of contract award. A long-awaited report into the Ferguson Marine ferries fiasco has identified serious failings, including Nicola Sturgeons premature announcement that the shipyard was the preferred bidder.
The Guardian - Shipping produces much of the world's greenhouse gases but new technology offers solutions to cut fuel use Cars, trucks and planes get plenty of blame for helping drive the climate crisis, but shipping produces a large portion of the world's greenhouse gases, as well as nitrogen oxides and sulphur pollution because ships largely use cheap heavy fuel oil.
The Guardian - World Bank among those urging levy to fund climate action in developing world and encourage fleets to upgradePressure is growing on the international shipping industry to accept a carbon levy on ships that would fund climate action in the developing world, with the World Bank among those pushing for the measure at a crucial international meeting this week, the Guardian has learned.
Financial Times - Chief says there is a deal to be done in latest sign of aviation revival after multibillion-dollar order collapsed 18 months ago
BBC News - An MP has branded the case of a cross-Channel train driver whose workplace benefits ceased when he turned 66 as age discrimination.
BBC News - Pedestrians are being allowed through Gloucester railway station while an underpass is closed for refurbishment.
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