U.K. | 11 Nov. 2015 The Revival in North Sea Oil Production Won't Last
The large unexpected surge in oil and gas output this year has boosted the overall economic recovery significantly. But this looks like the last hurrah for a sector of the U.K. economy in terminal decline.
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By Samuel Tombs
The large unexpected surge in oil and gas output this year has boosted the overall economic recovery significantly. But this looks like the last hurrah for a sector of the U.K. economy in terminal decline.
Posted: 11th Nov 2015 in 'U.K.'
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