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Vauxhall-owner Stellantis, one of the world's top car makers, has threatened to close its plants in Ellesmere Port in Cheshire (pictured) and Luton.
There are still some big questions that remain for British motorists about this relatively little-known brand.
The FTSE 100 closed down 33.76 points at 8247.79. Among the companies with updates today are Vertu Motors, Landsec, Saga and AstraZeneca.
Hailed as 'the most powerful Bentley ever', the fourth generation British-built grand tourer is also one of the greenest Bentleys to hit the road.
Tortilla Mexican Grill has consolidated its position in the European fast-casual Mexican restaurant market with the acquisition of its largest competi
We've been testing Ford's world record setting new Explorer EV to see it's a long range family road tripper worth buying.
Britain's biggest sparkling wine producer Chapel Down could put itself up for sale just over six months since listing its shares on London's AIM marke
Gatemore has once again called for the removal of Elementis boss Paul Waterman, warning the group's chair could be targeted for removal if action is n
We're taking our 15-year-old daughter's best friend on holiday with us this summer. How much should we charge her family? The holiday costs £400 but
Athletes are vying for glory this summer, and firms are spending a fortune to make sure that, no matter who wins, they will also be celebrating. So wh
The secrets of the phone thieves terrorising Britain's streets have been revealed in an interview between a gang leader and Dave Fishwick.
The firm that came bottom of the ranking saw its average call waiting time jump from just under a minute to over five minutes in less than a year.
A company that wants to turn Second World War tunnels under London into a major tourist attraction will list in Amsterdam, in the latest blow to the C
GSK. led by boss Emma Walmsley (pictured) lost out to Pfizer in a deal that will see the US group provide 4.9m jabs over the next two years.
'Essentials' car insurance deals offer the barest of comprehensive cover, but the exclusions can easily trip up the unwary.
My son would pay me back £400 per month, and the debt would finish when I die. Is this the best way to help him, and what do we need to know before c
Victims' families (pictured) have urged prosecutors to seek a record £14.6bn fine against Boeing and pursue criminal charges over two fatal crashes.
Atom Bank chief exec Mark Mullen said attendance at the bank's headquarters in Durham (pictured) is only at a third of previous levels.
Interpreters for contractor Thebigword provide services to the Ministry of Defence, UK Border Force and HMRC, as well as local authorities.
The FTSE 250 explosives maker said Tony Wood will join the board in October and take over from Carl-Peter Forster as chairman in December.