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

Sailors and designers from the East of England are getting ready for the world's oldest yacht race.

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

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

The firm admits blame after a worker was submerged to the top of his thigh in a sump full of caustic soda.

One of the UK's richest men, Sir Jim has built a multi-billion pound business by snapping up unloved assets.

Scotland's Just Transition Commission says oil workers will need "meaningful and pragmatic support".

Plans to close down Grangemouth refinery go much further than the threat of job losses.