Scottish minister praises Shell's 'welcome' decision to quit controversial North Sea oil field

The £1.9billion North Sea oil field project 75 miles off the coast of Scotland was thrown into doubt after oil giant Shell, which had a 30 per cent stake in the Cambo site, dramatically quit last night.

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