1. Is history repeating itself?
Mirroring, perhaps, Britain’s confrontational political set-up (the first past the post electoral system, the “you on your side, us on ours” layout of the House of Commons), industrial relations in Britain have more commonly been about tests of strength: “management’s right to manage” versus “a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work”.
2. Windfall tax may finally be here, but not for oil & gas giants
Treasury officials have been asked to work out plans for a windfall tax on more than £10bn of excess profits to all electricity generators, including clean energy companies such as wind farm operators, according to a report
3. Chariot hails pre-feasibility study
The project aims to install up to 10 gigawatts (GW) of electrolysis, making it one of the largest green hydrogen projects globally by 2030, the two parties said.
4. FTSE 100 back below 7,500 again
The UK blue-chip index closed 29.09 points, or 0.4% lower at 7,484.35, midway between the session peak of 7,529.65 and the day's low of 7,434.46.
5. IAG faces investor backlash over CEO pay
A significant revolt at IAG’s annual meeting in June is expected, Sky News reported, with chief executive Luis Gallego's large share awards the main cause of investors' ire.
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