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Cornish hits high-grade tin-copper at South Crofty
South Crofty is considered the most important tin mine in the UK and hosts one of the highest grade tin resources worldwide.
Gold price gets boost on vaccine trial delay
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South Africa’s power cuts weigh on miners’ investment decisions
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Callinex shares jump on new discovery in Manitoba
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Britain blocks plans for new coal mine in England
Government said the proposed development in northeastern England is not likely to provide national, local or community benefits.