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Critical mineral tungsten discovered during drilling of Cornish tin mine - AOL (opens the original)
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A critical metal used for the production of electric car batteries has been discovered during the exploration of a mine in Cornwall. Owner Cornish Metals said it had found deposits of tungsten - a rare chemical element - while carrying out drilling at its South Crofty project, near Pool. The AIM-listed company is currently targeting the mine, which closed in 1998 after 400 years of continuous production, for its tin. But during a recent programme of works the firm discovered a new high-grade tun
Airbus A350F freighter to rival Boeing completes first flight - AOL (opens the original)
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A new cargo plane designed and built by Airbus has completed its maiden flight. The A350F freighter is a first for the aerospace giant as it looks to challenge rival Boeing which has dominated the market for decades. The aircraft, which was fitted with special flight-test instruments and flew for four hours and 10 minutes over south-west France, is a windowless version of Europe's A350 long-haul jet. The plane's landing gear was adapted by Airbus engineers in Filton, who also performed weight-sa
Former Airbus boss appointed to 'drive forward' West of England regeneration plans - AOL (opens the original)
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A former boss of Airbus has been chosen to oversee major regeneration plans in the West Country that include the creation of thousands of homes and jobs. Sir Iain Gray, who was also chief executive of Innovate UK for seven years, is to become chair of the West's new mayoral development zone - an area targeted for growth. His role will involve providing leadership for the huge regeneration plans at Brabazon and across the West Innovation Arc - a fast-growing economic corridor across North Bristol
Hemerdon mine owner Tungsten West announces board changes - AOL (opens the original)
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The owner and operater of Plymouth's Hemerdon mine is making changes to its board, it has announced. Tungsten West, which just last week secured a huge £1.4bn deal, said on Tuesday (September 29) two of its non-executive directors would step down. Adrian Bougourd and Martin Wood will leave the company with immediate effect, following the firm's annual general meeting. The business said further announcements relating to the make-up of its board would be made at a later date. Stephen Harrison, cha
Dragons' Den deal flushed away by women's urinal inventors - AOL (opens the original)
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A pair of Bristol graduates who invented a "pop and squat" women's urinal have walked away from a deal they made on Dragons' Den. Amber Probyn and Hazel McShane appeared on the hit BBC show to pitch their business Peequal - a flat-pack portable urinal that has already been used at major festivals and events including Glastonbury, Shambala and the London Marathon. According to the pair, their queue-cutting invention is nearly three times faster to use than portable toilets and the design allows i
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