Government Backs Electric Steel Furnaces in Scunthorpe
Business Secretary Peter Kyle supports transitioning British Steel to electric arc technology, securing Scunthorpe's future but raising questions over blast furnaces and thousands of jobs.
Category : Manufacturing
Ford in court over 1 million UK diesel emissions defects
High Court hears about 1 million Ford diesel vehicles sold with defective emissions controls. Ford denies using 'defeat devices' in ongoing legal battle affecting UK consumers.
JLR posts £342m loss following major cyber attack
Jaguar Land Rover reports £342m quarterly loss after cyber attack crippled systems. Production halted for weeks. Discover how the attack impacted Britain's automotive giant.
JLR cyber attack cost £200m, caused major losses
A devastating cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover cost the firm nearly £200 million, forcing a five-week UK production halt and contributing to major financial losses. Discover the full impact.
Baker killed after scarf caught in bread machine
Tragic accident in a Greek bakery as baker Zoe Letsiou, 49, is strangled when her scarf becomes entangled in a bread-making machine. Read the full story.
Toyota recalls Tundra, Lexus over engine failure risk
Toyota recalls Tundra pickups and Lexus SUVs due to engine debris causing stalls. US safety regulators warn of power loss and knocking noises. Learn more.
Ineos Cuts Hundreds of Jobs Amid Debt Struggles
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Automotive is cutting hundreds of jobs globally as the carmaker faces mounting debt and pressure from US tariffs. Discover the full story behind the restructuring.
Running shoes are failing women, new research reveals
New research exposes how women's running shoes are just scaled-down men's designs, increasing injury risk. Meet the British duo creating footwear specifically for female anatomy.
350 jobs at risk as NSK plans factory closures
Japanese car parts maker NSK plans to close two County Durham factories, putting 350 jobs at risk. The union Unite calls it a 'betrayal' of workers. Read the full story.
Fighting From Home statue honours WWII workers
A new sculpture in Cradley Heath pays tribute to the five million Britons in reserved occupations during WWII. Discover the story behind this powerful Remembrance Sunday unveiling.
Chip crisis halts Honda production amid Nexperia dispute
Global auto production faces disruption as power struggle over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia chokes semiconductor supply chain. Honda forced to halt HR-V production.
Judge Dismisses Boeing Criminal Case Over 737 Max Crashes
A US judge dismisses the criminal conspiracy case against Boeing for the 737 Max crashes, sparking outrage from victims' families demanding corporate accountability.
Six killed in Turkish perfume depot fire
A fire at a perfume depot in northwestern Turkey has claimed six lives. The cause of the blaze, preceded by explosions, is under investigation. Read the latest updates.
Six dead in Turkey perfume warehouse fire
A massive fire at a perfume warehouse in Turkey's Kocaeli province has claimed at least six lives. The blaze, preceded by explosions, broke out on 8 November. Read for the latest updates.
Honda recalls 400,000+ cars for wheel fault
Honda recalls over 400,000 Civic models in the UK due to a manufacturing defect that could cause wheels to detach. Owners will be notified and repairs are free.
Honda Recalls 400,000 Cars Over Wheel Fault
Honda recalls over 400,000 Civic models in the UK due to a manufacturing fault that could cause wheels to detach. Owners urged to check for free inspection.
Honda Recalls 406,290 Civics Over Wheel Fault
Honda issues a major US recall for Civic models due to a manufacturing flaw that could cause wheels to detach. Find out if your vehicle is affected and what to do next.
Honda closed UK plant despite Trump intervention
Japanese automaker Honda proceeds with Swindon plant shutdown, defying former President Trump's direct appeal to keep manufacturing in Britain.
First UK pedestrian killed by self-driving car
A British factory worker has tragically become the first pedestrian in the UK to be killed by a self-driving vehicle in a shocking incident that raises serious questions about autonomous vehicle safety.
BAE Systems Faces High Court Over Lancashire Pollution Claims
Defence giant BAE Systems confronts legal action as local residents take pollution concerns from its Lancashire aircraft factory to the High Court.
Boeing Faces New Criminal Charges Over 737 Max Crashes
Boeing confronts new criminal allegations from US Justice Department regarding 737 Max fatal crashes, potentially extending probation and intensifying legal scrutiny.
UK Auto Industry Demands Budget Lifeline for EV Transition
Britain's car manufacturers issue urgent plea to Chancellor ahead of Spring Budget, warning of competitive disadvantage without crucial support for EV transition and energy costs.
Manchester pet food startup uses insect protein
A Manchester-based pet food company is revolutionising the industry with sustainable insect protein, achieving B Corp status while taking on corporate giants in the pet nutrition sector.
Dutch Chip Blockade Threatens Global Car Production
The Netherlands' refusal to licence Nexperia's German chip plant threatens car production lines worldwide, escalating the technological cold war between Europe and China.
JLR Fuels UK Manufacturing Boom - PMI Hits 18-Month High
Britain's automotive sector shows strongest growth since May 2024 as Jaguar Land Rover expansion and improved supply chains drive manufacturing revival. Exclusive analysis of the latest PMI data reveals surprising economic resilience.
170-Year-Old Arctic Ale Recipe Resurrected
A legendary Victorian beer last brewed for Arctic expeditions in the 1850s has been meticulously recreated and will soon be available to modern drinkers, bridging a 170-year gap in brewing history.
JLR refutes government's £15bn support claims
Jaguar Land Rover challenges ministers' assertions about accessing £15bn support package, revealing only £2.5bn was actually drawn in high-stakes automotive industry dispute.
Chip shortage crisis threatens UK car production
European chipmaker Nexperia suspends semiconductor deliveries to Chinese customers, triggering potential car manufacturing shutdowns and supply chain chaos across the UK automotive sector.
Honda Under Probe for Exploding Airbags in UK
Japanese automaker Honda confronts urgent investigation as potentially lethal airbags risk exploding with deadly force, prompting major safety concerns across Britain's roads.
Ford Recalls 500,000+ Vehicles Over Critical Safety Defects
Major safety recall affects Ford Fusion and Lincoln MKZ models with potentially catastrophic steering and driveshaft failures. Urgent repairs required for nearly 550,000 vehicles across US and Canada.
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