Sledge-hammer wielding protesters broke into factory and ‘smashed up’ building, trial hears
Protesters broke into an Oldham factory and smashed windows, equipment and a fire door using sledge hammers, prosecutors have alleged.
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Renault To End Formula One Engine Production From 2026
Renault are to stop producing Formula One engines from 2026, ending almost half a century of use in F1, the French manufacturer's Alpine team announced on Monday.
Rallying-Rovanpera wins in Chile as Neuville moves closer to title
Toyota's Kalle Rovanpera won Rally Chile in foggy conditions on Sunday as Hyundai's Thierry Neuville took a big step towards his first world title despite having his championship lead trimmed to 29 points.
Rallying-Rovanpera leads in Chile as Ogier retires and fog slows Evans
Toyota's Sebastien Ogier conceded his battle for a record-equalling ninth world rally championship was probably over after the Frenchman retired from Saturday's foggy penultimate leg of Rally Chile.
Italy, Germany join carmakers in call to rethink internal combustion engine ban
Italy and Germany are mustering support from other EU members for a call to relax EU targets for reducing car CO2 emissions and reconsider a 2035 ban on the sale of petrol and diesel models, Italian Industry Minister Adolfo Urso said in Brussels Wednesday evening.
Climate Now Live Debate: How is climate data shaping EU policy?
As the planet experiences rapid and perilous global warming, climate science is becoming increasingly integrated into EU policy. Data on climate change is influencing decision-making in Brussels and European lawmakers are responding by enshrining climate policies in legislation.
Europe's biggest paintmaker AkzoNobel set to cut 2,000 jobs
Dutch paint manufacturer AkzoNobel has announced it is to cut 2,000 jobs by the end of next year.
Bastianini wins in Emilia-Romagna after final lap showdown with Martin
MISANO ADRIATICO, Italy : Enea Bastianini won his home Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on Sunday after a final lap showdown with Pramac Racing's Jorge Martin to give Ducati a 100th MotoGP victory while reigning champion Francesco Bagnaia crashed out while in third place.