Grangemouth oil refinery's owner turns down a further bid to buy out the site ahead of its closure

The Scottish and UK governments are optimistic workers facing redundancy will be offered new jobs.

Scotland's public finance minister Ivan McKee tells the BBC there is "absolutely a potential buyer" for the oil refinery.

The first minister said Petroineos' decision to close the oil refinery was "far too early".

Petroineos announced plans to close the site in November, but the first minister said the move was premature.

Petroineos said the closure of Grangemouth was due to it being unable to compete with more modern foreign sites.

The Unite union says people from across Scotland were marching to 'Keep Grangemouth Working'.

An expert body says the closure of Scotland's only oil refinery was 'clearly foreseeable' but planning was inadequate.