Obama and Cameron: BP 'must not be allowed to collapse'

Speaking at the G20 summit, the leaders said the company should "meet its obligations to cap the leak, clean up the damage and meet legitimate compensation claims," the Telegraph reports. However, they added "it was to both countries' advantage for BP to remain a strong and stable company". Their discussions come amid growing concerns BP will never recover from the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Shares in the company dropped to a 14-year low on Friday, down 6.4% to 298.36p, knocking 15 points off the FTSE 100 index of blue-chip shares. Almost £66bn has been wiped from the value of ...