Huhne jets into Saudi to talk down oil prices

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Energy and climate change secretary argues British companies can aid Saudi's renewable energy development

Chris Huhne has flown to Saudi Arabia on a dual mission to address soaring oil prices and discuss how British firms can help the country develop its renewable energy base. US crude rose to a two and...

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