Cars

The Gender Reveal Stunt That Went Up In Smoke – Literally

Queensland Police have released the footage in a bid to deter similar stunts.
By Press Association

Japan's Foreign Minister Urges Hunt And Johnson To Avoid No-Deal Brexit

Taro Kono said he was particularly worried about the impact on car companies.
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The UK's Motor Industry Is Jeopardy – This Is Why

Is it all because of Brexit? Not quite.
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Plan To Slash Nearly All Tariffs To Zero In Event Of No-Deal Brexit Confirmed

But farming, car industry and ceramics will be protected from cheap imports, ministers say.
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Aussies Can Now Emoji Their Number Plates With The 'Winky Face' Or 'Heart Eyes'

There's only five to choose from and the 💩 isn't one of them.
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The School Drop-Off: Parking Is A Nightmare – What Can Be Done?

Here are 6 ideas that could help dissolve the problem 🚗🚙🚗
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Ministers May Have To 'Manage Decline' Of Industries In A No-Deal Brexit, Think-Tanks Warn

Sectors like car manufacturing and dairy would be "particularly hard hit".
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Sat Nav Reads Out Teenager's Message

When Canadian Aaron Reynolds' son sent him a message, his car's sat nav helpfully read it out. Except it was composed entirely of emojis.
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Walking Car Unveiled At CES In Las Vegas

Hyundai unveiled a car that can walk and climb on wheeled legs at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The 'Elevate' vehicle was designed with the emergency services in mind. But it's unlikely to be appearing at a local dealership any time soon, as it’s only a prototype for now.
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Iain Duncan Smith Claims It Is 'Ridiculous To Go On About Jobs' Amid No-Deal Brexit Fears

It comes as car manufacturers said it was "hard to see any upside".
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