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Documents seen by the BBC suggest key priorities for the car sector have been rebuffed by Brussels.

Rupert Stadler is the first first top executive to stand trial over the 2015 emissions-cheating scandal.

Bridgend contemplates its future as the car maker ends production after 40 years.

You could not grow up there in the '80s without a link to Ford, says BBC Radio Wales' Gareth Lewis.

A large number of the workforce at the Bridgend engine plant are expected to finish on Thursday.

Plans for lower-cost batteries and a $25,000 car failed to excite investors and firm's value fell by $50bn.

The safety driver of an Uber autonomous car is charged with negligent homicide.

Although marketed as a green option, the cars cause more polluting than is claimed, campaigners say.

A no-deal Brexit could cost UK and European carmakers £100bn, trade groups have warned.

Vehicles from more than 100 years of production go on show in the town where they were made.

NI car sales rose by nearly 7% compared to August 2019, but the UK market as a whole slipped back.

The luxury carmaker predicts better times ahead as it launches the new Rolls-Royce Ghost.

The number of people taking lessons in automatic vehicles has risen every year since 2012.

The number of shifts is to be reduced because of a "substantial" fall in customer demand.

Carmakers and tech firms warn prices of 5G devices and connected cars will rise if action isn't taken.

Police say organised gangs are behind thefts of the devices which contain highly valuable metals.

German prosecutors charge four more over claims the carmaker misled consumers about pollution levels.