内容摘要：But in doing so, the pair managed to switched on the hob, which ignited a tea towel. The alarm was raised when a neighbour heard the smoke alarm and saw "thick smoke" coming from the house.

But in doing so, the pair managed to switched on the hob, which ignited a tea towel. The alarm was raised when a neighbour heard the smoke alarm and saw "thick smoke" coming from the house.

The closure of Grangemouth oil refinery in Scotland is "not comparable" to the situation at British Steel in Scunthorpe, MPs have been told.Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said an emergency law aimed at saving the Lincolnshire site from closure was an "exceptional situation".

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn challenged Reynolds over similarities to the closure of the Scottish refinery on the Firth of Forth - with the loss of 400 jobs.to pass legislation to save the the British Steel plant, opening the door for full nationalisation.Reynolds told the Commons: "I understand that some have asked about precedent or referenced other troubled industrial situations.

"To be clear again, this is an exceptional situation, a unique situation."The question for all members is whether we as a country want to continue to possess a steel industry, do we want to make the construction steel and rail we need here in the UK, or do we want to be dependent on overseas imports?"

Flynn asked Reynolds whether the Labour party would back a similar bill for Grangemouth.

Scotland's only oil refinery has been marked for closure by owner PetroineosIn Mennecy, a sleepy town in the Essonne area south of Paris, Mathieu Hillaire was holding his final campaign event as Popular Front candidate. He is in a duel with RN candidate Nathalie Da Conceicao Carvalho, after the pro-Macron candidate pulled out to give her left-wing rival a better chance of blocking the far right.

Mr Hillaire said while the climate was less tense locally than elsewhere some people were still worried: “Of the voters that I’ve met, there are many who are scared of Jordan Bardella.”Many of RN’s policies focus on cutting the cost of living and tackling law and order, but their anti-immigration plans have raised particular concerns.

RN aims to give French citizens “national preference” over immigrants for jobs and housing, and wants to abolish the right to automatic French citizenship for children of foreign parents, if those children have spent five years in France from the age of 11 to 18.Dual citizens would also be barred from dozens of sensitive jobs.