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DAVID CAMERON will feel the heat over his refusal to recall Parliament today as the Welsh Assembly reconvenes to tackle the steel crisis.
Assembly members will meet in Cardiff this afternoon amid efforts to save Britain’s biggest steelworks at Port Talbot and the livelihoods of its 4,000 workers.
Yet the situation will not be discussed in Westminster for at least another week unless the Prime Minister cuts short the Easter recess due to end on April 11.
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