London Underground tops poll of Britain's greatest engineering feats
London Underground tops poll of Britain's greatest engineering feats, with Channel Tunnel and World Wide Web also in top ten.
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Cash Shortage at Liberty Steel Plant Delays Royal Navy Warships
Cash shortage at Liberty Steel Dalzell delays steel production for three Royal Navy warships, prompting calls for government intervention.
Chef reveals Heston Blumenthal's secret ingredient for shepherd's pie
Chef Jack Croft reveals Heston Blumenthal's secret ingredient for shepherd's pie: lamb shanks and star anise, boosting savouriness.
Samsung's £12.7bn Texas Plant to Boost Chip Production
Samsung invests $17bn in Texas semiconductor plant to boost chip production amid global shortage and supply chain concerns.
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Cornish Roast Chicken With Braised Peas And Lettuce
David Gingell's Cornish roast chicken with braised peas and lettuce, a lighter Sunday lunch with cider.
Great Wall Motor Plans European Comeback with 10 New Models
Great Wall Motor plans to launch 10 new models in Europe within two years, aiming for a comeback after poor sales. The Chinese automaker will offer hybrids and petrol models alongside EVs, and targets a European factory by 2029.
Spitfire Set For Production Return 90 Years On
Enthusiasts plan to revive the iconic Spitfire with a new composite model, the Aerolite Type 433, costing £750k.
World's Largest Building: Boeing's 98-Acre Factory Has Its Own Weather
Boeing's 98-acre factory in Everett, Washington, is the world's largest building, so vast it has its own weather and can fit Disneyland inside.
UK Government Pledges £600m for Green Steel Transition, Protecting Thousands of Jobs
UK government to provide £600m in grants for green steel transition, protecting thousands of jobs at British Steel and Tata Steel.
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UK’s £120m Ineos Rescue Raises Industrial Strategy Doubts
UK grants £120m to Ineos for Grangemouth ethylene plant, saving 500 jobs, but raises questions about industrial strategy amid other closures.
US Owner Threatens to Close UK Chemical Plant Over Energy Costs
US owner Peter Huntsman threatens to close Teesside chemical plant if energy prices remain high, citing failed UK energy policy.
Wragg Bros Metal Manufacturer Enters Liquidation After 67 Years
Wragg Bros., a UK metal manufacturer since 1959, has entered liquidation with liquidators appointed on April 16.
Irish Alumina Refinery's Trade With Russia Fuels War Machine
Irish alumina refinery Aughinish, owned by Rusal, sees increased shipments to Russia post-invasion, raising concerns about supply chain links to Russian arms producers.
Flamini: From Arsenal Runner-Up to £10bn Billionaire
Former Arsenal star Mathieu Flamini reveals how he became a £10bn billionaire entrepreneur through green chemistry.
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Nissan Begins Production of New Electric Leaf in Sunderland
Nissan starts production of third-generation Leaf in Sunderland with £450m investment, securing jobs and future EV models.
Stellantis Recalls 44,000 UK Vehicles Over Fire Hazard
Stellantis recalls 44,000 UK vehicles due to a fault that could cause fires, affecting models from Peugeot, Citroën, Vauxhall and other brands.
Jaguar Land Rover to Invest £15bn in UK EV Production
Jaguar Land Rover announces £15bn investment for UK EV production, including first UK-made electric Jaguar in Solihull by 2025.
Family-Owned Mattress Maker A.H. Beard Collapses After 126 Years
A.H. Beard, Australian mattress maker since 1899, enters administration due to rising costs and import competition, affecting 340 staff.
Jeddah Tower: World's First Kilometre-Tall Skyscraper Takes Shape
Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia, set to be the world's first kilometre-tall building, surpasses 100 storeys and 400 metres, with completion expected soon.
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Citroën 2CV Returns as £15,000 Electric City Car
Citroën confirms the 2CV will return as a £15,000 electric city car, part of Stellantis' E-Car project, with production starting in 2028.
Living Near Parks Reduces Risk of Early Death, Major Study Finds
Living near parks reduces risk of early death from heart disease, cancer and dementia, according to a major study of eight million people.
UK's First Illegal Arms Brokering Conviction: Businessman Guilty
David Greenhalgh, 68, is the first person convicted in the UK for illegal arms brokering, involving fighter jets and weapons destined for war zones like Sudan and Libya.
Gateshead Arena Talks Progress After Mayor-Reform Meeting
North East mayor Kim McGuinness and Gateshead Council's Reform leader Nick Allan held constructive talks about the stalled Quayside arena project, easing tensions after earlier clashes.
101-Year-Old UK Ceiling Manufacturer Goes Into Administration
Zentia Limited, a 101-year-old UK ceiling manufacturer, has collapsed into administration, resulting in most of its 170-strong workforce being made redundant.
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Illegal Gravel Extraction from River Clyde Prompts Sepa Investigation
Sepa investigates illegal gravel extraction from River Clyde near Lamington, raising concerns over flood risk and ecological damage.
Netanyahu Vows Unrelenting Bombardments to Crush Hamas as Gaza Death Toll Exceeds 130
Netanyahu vows to crush Hamas as Gaza death toll exceeds 130; West Bank protests see first fatalities; Hezbollah fighter killed.
Aston Martin's Stroll Defends Strategy Amid Turnaround
Aston Martin reports £466m loss for 2020 as sales slump 32%, but chairman Stroll defends strategy amid turnaround efforts with new DBX SUV and Mercedes partnership.
Could X Factor Return as Strictly Faces Scandals?
X Factor may return as Strictly faces scandals; former contestants' mental health concerns and format fatigue led to decline.
Trump Revokes California's Right to Set Stricter Vehicle Emissions Standards
Trump revokes California's waiver to set stricter vehicle emissions standards, sparking legal battle with state.
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British Tourist Drowns in Venice Canal Accident
A British man died after falling into a Venice canal on the first day of a holiday with his partner, an inquest heard. Chatchawan Thongpia, 31, lost his balance and drowned.
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