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Chris Mason: Jackdaw approved but tricky energy trade-offs remain

Chris Mason: Jackdaw approved but tricky energy trade-offs remain
BBC Politics Wednesday 21 October 2026, 07:06 UTC 1 min read
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Jackdaw and Rosebank are case studies in the slow motion awkwardness the UK has over energy.

Jackdaw and Rosebank are case studies in the slow motion awkwardness the UK has over energy.
Chris Mason (PERSON) Jackdaw (PERSON) Rosebank (ORG) UK (LOCATION)
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