内容摘要：The book will help to raise funds for homelessness charity, Shelter, when it is released on 5 June.

The book will help to raise funds for homelessness charity, Shelter, when it is released on 5 June.

Ms Hewitt said it had been "amazing" to see the friendships forming between group members and it showed "anyone can run"."What really helped me get through my diagnosis was being active," she explained.

"Running when I could, walking when I couldn't run. Being outside, with the group just really helped."This group has got an aim for anyone who is going through diagnosis, cancer or long term illness to help them get out and feel the benefits."I love seeing the friendships and the community that is made."

Ms Hewitt underwent surgery for her breast cancer before getting the all-clear, and added that the mental benefits of being active were "so important to me".The Together We Run group forms part of the club's Slow Sunday sessions with group members enjoying both running and walking intervals.

"We have a lady going through treatment, another with a tumour and another with a hip problem," Ms Hewitt added.

"I want to quash the stigma. Anyone can run."A few years ago, with globalisation still on the rise, that might not have mattered. It does now.

Grangemouth has two similarities. One is that it has Chinese owners. PetroChina has a 50% stake, the other half held by Ineos.One argument for taking over Scunthorpe is that Chinese owners have an interest in making the UK dependent on imports, when China has the biggest over-supply for exports in the world.

An argument can also be made that it could be in the strategic interests of an unfriendly China that the UK lacks oil refining capacity and has to rely on imports. But as China is a net importer of oil and gas, it's less obvious that China gains from that.The other similarity is that both industries are going through a difficult transition. The steel industry is a notoriously big polluter. The product will still be needed in future, so either it switches to cleaner electricity or its carbon output is offset. Neither is simple.