UK coal subsidy loophole set to be closed
Government officials confirm old coal power stations will not be eligible for funding that could have helped them stay open to the 2020s
The government will close a loophole that could have seen taxpayers' money used to help keep old coal-fired power stations open well into the 2020s. Officials told the Guardian that these power plants...
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