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Industry Feature Europe’s Sales Slide Accelerates As Incentives Run Dry.
Review: Kia Sportage Beautiful New SUV. Well Priced, So-Called “Crossover” Is Dripping With Kit.
Review: Skoda Fabia vRS New, Go-Faster Version Of Cute Czechette. Now You Can Choose An Estate-Car Model Too.
Review: Chevrolet Volt Volt Vs Leaf First New Technology Electric Cars Face Off Soon.
Review: Nissan Leaf Nearing Launch Date, Gets Plug From Glen Beck.
Industry Feature Europe Baulks At Shakeout Which Could Transform Prospects.

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CNN NASA to present rescue options for Chile miners NASA experts will present recommendations Friday for rescuing 33 miners trapped deep underground in Chile. Drilling a tunnel to the men is expected to take months.
BBC Sport Pakistan trio hit by ICC charges The three Pakistan cricketers accused of corruption - Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir - have been charged, and provisionally suspended, by the International Cricket Council.
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Industry Feature Europe’s Sales Slide Accelerates As Incentives Run Dry. If you have been following the goings on in the European auto industry by just reading headlines over the past couple of weeks, you are in for a shock.
Industry News *Will Investors Embrace Huge GM Share Offering? U.S. Government Anxious To Reduce Stake To Under 50 Per Cent. Parlous State Of GM Europe Might Make Investors Twitchy. Russia, Thwarted Over Deal To Buy Opel, Might Seek Stake *Saab Cuts Over-Ambitious Sales Targets. Spyker Hit By Accounting Standards Rule. Muller Says Funds Sufficient, No Recapitalisation Necessary *Could China Speed Up Western Attack By Buying Its Way In? China Could Underline New Technology, Or Regulate To Gain Sales
Industry Feature Europe Baulks At Shakeout Which Could Transform Prospects. Europe’s automotive manufacturers lack the will to rid themselves of unprofitable operations which threaten their future, and experts predict a future of muddling through rather than decisive action to restore health and profits.
Battery Cars Need Subsidies Auto Industry Battery Cars Will Fail As Europe Slashes Subsidies. “Guess which budget will survive; money for rich people who already have £30,000 to buy a second car, or funds for the poor?”
Industry Feature Europe’s Premium Flagships Return To Health. New Audi A8 Has New Technology To Boost Safety, Economy. S-class, 7-series, XJ, LS Set To Survive, Thrive. CO2 Rules, Fashion Will Get Them In The End
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Winton's Blog WHY WOULD CAMERON WANT TO TAP MILBURN FOR EQUALITY ROLE? Milburn wanted to trash standards to give the poor a legup. Tories traditionally raise standards, not level them down. “Maybe the only solution is grab the pitchforks and march on Westminster”
U.K. Muslims Opinion U.K. Muslims Need New Koran Purged Of Uncivilised Beliefs. Respect For Religion Not Automatic, Depends On Content. Traditional Islam Not Compatible With British Culture. Inaction From Supine Government Means Innocents In Danger. “Non-Islamic religions preach sweetness and light and won’t throw a lethal wobbly if slighted in some obscure way” 

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