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Buncefield trial

Parts of judgement may remain secret Buncefield trial: Final Day. Parts of the final judgement in the Buncefield civil case may not see the light of day, the High Court heard on the last day of the trial.

Total disputes Shell's claim Buncefield Trial. Day 30: Oil company Total denied Shell had any claim for damages due to lost business as a result of the Buncefield disaster, the High Court heard.

Buncefield anniversary mentioned in court Buncefield trial day 29: The anniversary of the Buncefield disaster was raised in the High Court during final submissions.

Shell's $157m claim Buncefield trial Day 28: Oil company Shell told the High Court it was seeking around 157million US dollars to compensate for the loss of business resulting from the Buncefield disaster.

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Claimants ready to sum up case

Total suffers more criticism in court

Total revealing 'as little as possible' about blast

Supervisor did not follow normal procedures

Duty supervisors not called as witnesses

Oil giants battle over blame

£570,000 payout for Buncefield victims

Victims could get £545,000 'interim payment'

First alarm set when tank was full

Supervisor error on morning of explosion

Alarm systems not industry requirement

Cut-out switch on tank was known to be faulty

Safety report was not followed up

Buncefield is a 'spider's web' of pipework

Date set to move claims forward

'Loose language' muddles control issue

Chevron manager accused of lying

Total denies being operator of Buncefield

Debate over responsibility for operations

Total won health and safety 'gold award'

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