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Greenpeace activists targeted Shell's London headquarters this morning | Credit: David Mirzoeff / Greenpeace UK
Oil and gas giant slammed over failure to investment more in clean energy after record profits saw it hike dividends and announce share buyback scheme
Shell has posted the biggest annual profits in the oil and gas giant's 115-year history, this morning revealing it made almost $40bn last year after global oil and gas prices soared following Russia's...
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