Shares in Falklands oil explorers plunge as Argentina threatens sanctions; UK car sales hit eight-year high – business live

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Shares in Israel’s Navitas Petroleum, which is also involved in the Sea Lion project, have dropped by 4.5% on the Tel Aviv stock market.

Navitas and Rockhopper are partners in the Sea Lion oil drilling project near the Falkland Islands.

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