Opinion
Is the human cost of Net Zero drive really worth it?
VAUXHALL motors was set up by Scots marine engineer Alexander Wilson in 1857 and went on to become one of the biggest car manufacturers in the UK.
Iconic car brand ‘on brink of collapse’ as bosses warn company has ‘just 12 months to survive’
ONE of the world’s largest car manufacturers could go under within 12 months if it doesn’t receive support, according to ...
Britain has a choice: amend the electric car mandate or let the industry go bust
The UK’s net zero policies fulfil none of those criteria – which is why they are now being widely castigated.The decision to ...
Vauxhall closure set to have '£310m impact on Luton'
The closure of the Vauxhall plant in Luton will cost the town a total of about 3,700 jobs and have a £310m impact on the ...
Five ways to persuade more people to buy electric cars
Electric vehicles (EVs) are generally more expensive to buy than their petrol or diesel equivalents. This is partly because ...
The EV Transition Is Leaving the UK Auto Industry Behind
Stellantis is shutting down its Vauxhall factory in Luton after 120 years, as the UK government grapples with the balance between new vehicles and older jobs.
Mark Andrews: A pompous Charlie, end of the road for Luton, and what is Mick Miller doing in the new Jaguar advert?
Charlie Falconer, who served as justice secretary in Tony Blair's governments, has accused the present holder of that post, ...
ANDREW NEIL: Starmer's chaotic government now resembles nothing more than a hapless bunch of student politicians... with their adolescent posturing, tiresome virtu…
Louise Haigh's resignation after it was revealed she'd once been convicted of fraud has crystallised something I've been ...