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Talks over shipyard threat

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Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy is to hold talks with shipbuilder BVT in Glasgow over plans for the possible closure of two naval yards. A leaked memo revealed BVT could shut two of its three sites - at Scotstoun and Govan in Glasgow and Portsmouth.

BBC Scotland's business editor Douglas Fraser reports.

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