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Scruff replied

5 June 2020, 16:42
Bentley Maestro to be released at next year's Potteries Motor Show, home of the ex-Geneva Motor Show.

Features include double Furlough-lever, 3 reverse/1 forward -gears, hand-powered-brakes, lockdown mode, square wheels and a Joe Hicks inspired gym mat. Choice of voices in sextant navigation include Boris, Matt, Priti plus a special Cummings-edition colouring set.
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Eirikur replied

5 June 2020, 14:34
Another step closer to a no deal brexit

Brexit: UK backtracking on commitments, says Michel Barnier - BBC News
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AtW started a topic Chief executive says ‘uncontrolled’ Brexit risks ‘compounding the coronavirus disaste

5 June 2020, 12:17
Chief executive says ‘uncontrolled’ Brexit risks ‘compounding the coronavirus disaste

“ Bentley is to cut a quarter of its workforce, capping a tumultuous period that has triggered the loss of 5,000 jobs across the UK car industry.

The luxury carmaker, based in Crewe, north-west England, will shed 1,000 of its 4,200 workers as it tries to rein in costs following a two-month closure of its facilities, it announced on Friday.

The blow to the auto manufacturer comes within days of Aston Martin, McLaren and dealer group Lookers shedding more than 3,000 jobs between them.”

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