PM urged to stop Tata Steel playing 'fast and loose' with pensions

Michael Klimes
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David Cameron has been asked to interfere in the pensions dispute between Tata Steel and four trade unions.

During Prime Minister's Questions yesterday, MP Tom Blenkinsop who chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Steel urged Cameron to bring the company back to the negotiating table. At present,...

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