Shell gets go-ahead for Arctic drilling

Will Nichols
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US Department of Interior rubber-stamps controversial exploration in the Alaskan Arctic, despite campaigners' protests

Shell has been given the go-ahead by the US government to restart its controversial Arctic drilling programme, a decision campaigners have called "indefensible". The same day President Barack Obama...

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