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Most of Thursday's newspapers carried front page headlines about the looming closure of Tata Steel in Port Talbot.

Linear TV still rules – witness the outcry over the looming closure of the BBC3 TV channel – but the shift to on-demand gains pace, with a record 3bn TV and radio programmes requested on the BBC's iPlayer, led by the reassuringly old-school, BBC2's Top Gear.

Despite the site's looming closure, DowDuPont said it remained "committed to the UK and Ireland" through its facilities in Cambridge, Abingdon in Oxfordshire and Wellesbourne in Warwickshire.

He described the shop's looming closure as "devastating".

The looming closure of America's last underwater base has caused too little scandal and not enough discussion of the future of scientific exploration.

The documentary watches as the tight-knit gathering of singers goes from finding enrichment and each other onstage to facing the looming closure of Café 322.

Working New Yorkers are off to a very rough year, and the looming closure of bus and subway lines across the city may prove the cruelest cut of all.

For months, looming closures seemed inevitable.

A slate of school closures looms, the resolution didn't touch on the issue of recruiting better teachers and the contract unloaded decisions such as merit pay and the inclusion of student surveys in teacher evaluations to far-off committees.

French election and Brexit loom over closure of Calais refugee camp The impact of climate change on weather and society are becoming increasingly clear.

But with a state budget proposal that includes cuts to education funding still looming, the closures are at least a hint that the pension reform bill could turn into a breaking point for Kentucky's teachers.