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The new Suzuki Swift[1] will trade largely on its value for money – a combination of generous standard kit, mild-hybrid[2] tech and the ability to deliver solid fuel economy with little effort. This will be a very sensible option for those in …
The Biden Administration has released the first-ever strategy document detailing its plan to target specific freight corridors for infrastructure improvement, with the intent of helping to reach its goal of 100% zero-emission new truck sales by 2040.
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In August 1984 there was unrest in the former colliery village of Easington in East Durham after police managed to get a working miner into the pit despite fierce opposition.
After pickets trashed pit offices and damaged cars large numbers of officers …
Amid growing tensions over financial demands, the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) has fortified its legal team by enlisting Fred Smith KC and Robert Adams KC, in anticipation of a $200 million claim from the Bahamian Government. This move comes as t…
Wincanton backs £762m takeover offer from GXO amid bidding war
Bosses at logistics giant Wincanton have agreed to the latest takeover offer from a US suitor following a battle to buy the firm.
On Thursday, GXO Logistics – a US-based logistics group – r…
When is one injury one injury too many?
Clearly never, if you have Jurgen Klopp as your manager.
What Liverpool did to Chelsea at Wembley on Sunday was incredible. Make no mistake, this win was up there with the best – perhaps the best – of Klopp’s rei…
Gertrude Wright, who has died 18 days short of her 100th birthday, lived an adventurous life. She was born in the German city of Magdeburg, and survived the massive Allied bombing of early 1945; witnessed American forces searching for the inventor…
The Gunners backed up last week’s big triumph over Liverpool with another statement victory, their biggest away win in the Premier League.
Their title bid hit the buffers in this fixture last season when they blew a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 but there …
The Defence Secretary said there will be no “lowering of security clearance requirements on my watch” after the Sunday Telegraph reported it had seen a British Army document vowing to “challenge” security checks to increase diversity.
The newspaper sai…
Britain’s sprawling gas network is still reliant on a fleet of ageing aircraft engines, some stripped from 1960s RAF Lightning fighter jets, it has emerged.Jon Butterworth, chief executive of National Gas, said many of the engines that drive gas t…