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1966 and all that - the way we were when England last reached a major final Beer was 10p a pint, Chris Farlowe was number one in the pop charts, and the Kray Twins and Harold Wilson were in the news back in July 1966 Sign up for our free newsletter on Dave Mortons nostalgia and local history stories sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways youve consented to and to improve our understanding of ...

Northern Ireland Office The Prince of Wales has made his first comments on the birth of his new granddaughter, Lilibet “Lili” Diana. Visiting the BMW MINI factory in Oxford, the Prince spoke publicly about his fifth grandchild for the first time. The Prince’s visit to the car plant was to celebrate UK manufacturing and innovation in the production of electric vehicles. BMW Group, the producer of the Mini Car has committed to reducing CO2 from its production line by 80% in 2030, and by 40%...

A scene cut from a modern fairytale: Prince of Wales shows up in Oxfordshire driving an electric MINI, to celebrate 20 years of modern MINI production in the U.K. The milestone was marked through a visit to the Oxford plant, the first BMW Group factory in the world to build both combustion and fully electric MINI vehicles on the same line.

Yellow highlighting indicates minicars. Created by Nippon.com based on data from Japan Automobile Dealers Association and Japan Light Motor Vehicle and Motorcycle Association. Toyota Yaris (Courtesy Toyota, © Jiji) Toyota revamped its main compact car Vitz for the first time in nine years, and relaunched it under the international brand name Yaris. The Yaris WRC debuted in the World Rally Championship in 2017. A commercial version was also launched and it was well-received in Europe and Asia....

autoevolution 18 Jan 2021, 8:30 UTC · by The days when microcars were considered the future of the automotive industry dawned in the late ‘60s, so most of today’s microcars are designed with children in mind. That’s not to say, though, that grown men and women still can’t have their fun. 9 photos Blaze is an e-scooter maker from Japan and the latest product in its lineup, while still classified as a “moped,” aims to appeal to the lover of classic race cars from the ‘30s. Me...