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Grant Shapps calls for 'brazen' P&O Ferries boss to QUIT 'right now' - Vimarsana News

Grant Shapps calls for 'brazen' P&O Ferries boss to QUIT 'right now'

Mr Shapps spoke out after P&O Ferries' chief executive Peter Hebblethwaite admitted the company broke employment law when it sacked 800 workers without notice.

Cyprus: ExxonMobil completes Glaucus-2 appraisal well offshore Cyprus - Vimarsana News

Cyprus: ExxonMobil completes Glaucus-2 appraisal well offshore Cyprus

The Cyprus Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry has announced that the Glaucus-2 appraisal well in Block 10 of the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Republic of Cyprus, has been successfully completed. The drilling operations, which included production tests, were carried out by ExxonMobil and Qatar Petroleum International Upstream.

P&O row: Boris Johnson 'overstepped the mark' with claim operator broke the law - Vimarsana News

P&O row: Boris Johnson 'overstepped the mark' with claim operator broke the law

The Prime Minister had threatened to criminally prosecute P&O Ferries, telling MPs that the company could face fines 'running into millions of pounds' if found guilty of breaking UK laws.

Stena RoRo assisting MARAD in purchase of two vessels for Ready Reserve Force (RRF) - Vimarsana News

Stena RoRo assisting MARAD in purchase of two vessels for Ready Reserve Force (RRF)

STOCKHOLM, March 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- MARAD (United States Maritime Administration) has signed a contract for the purchase of two vessels. Crowley serves as vessel acquisition manager (responsible

P&O Ferries chief insists they did NOT break the law - Vimarsana News

P&O Ferries chief insists they did NOT break the law

Writing to Kwasi Kwarteng, chief executive Peter Hebblethwaite insisted that the disgraced operator did not break British labour laws by sensationally sacking 800 seafarers without notice.