North Sea strikes could severely disrupt UK fuel supplies, union warns

North Sea oil rig workers are planning a 24-hour strike, which could severely disrupt UK fuel supplies. This warning comes from the Unite union, which represents over 160 offshore rig workers. The strike, set to begin on Wednesday, is a sign of growing tensions between trade unions and oil companies in the North Sea. If the strike goes ahead, it could lead to fuel shortages and higher prices, affecting the economy and markets.

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A strike by North Sea oil rig workers could severely disrupt UK fuel supplies, leading to potential shortages and price increases. This could have a negative impact on the UK economy and markets.

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