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Motors Automotive brand, CHERY UK, has partnered with British power couple Peter Crouch and Abbey Clancy to launch its flagship seven-seater SUV, the CHERY TIGGO 9 CSH.
Motors Whether you plan to drive from Paris to Amsterdam, make a trip from LA to San Francisco, or travel from Stockholm to Oslo, the new, all-electric Volvo EX60 SUV has your back.
Gadgets & Gaming Roxy Leisure have announced the launch of the Roxy Rewards app-based loyalty scheme, which has been designed to thank loyal customers and welcome new ones, with exciting rewards in return for their...
Gadgets & Gaming Designed to reduce system complexity, the LDE Series supports faster installation and lower entry barriers for system integrators and AV professionals.
Motors By changing solid-state battery technology into customer-ready motorcycles, Verge has unlocked ten-minute charging and up to 370 miles of range.
Motors Skywell have announced prices for the new BE11 2026 Model Year [BE11 26MY], a model that now benefits from significant technical upgrades, new tech features and improved driver comfort.
Motors Milltek Sport, renowned for its high-performance exhaust systems for sports cars, is turning up the volume - literally and figuratively - on two of the most popular pick-ups on the market.
Motors Amid the scale, noise, and intensity of the world’s toughest endurance rally, a quieter transformation has been taking place.
Motors The Dakar Rally roars into life today as the world’s toughest rally prepares to begin its seventh edition in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Starting at the Red Sea port of Yanbu, the opening round of...
Motors The Dacia Sandriders will take on motorsport’s ultimate adventure and toughest test for the second time when it takes on the Dakar Rally from 3 – 17 January 2026.
Motors Since the launch in May 2021 of ‘All-in’, the Volkswagen Group’s comprehensive aftercare plan, a quarter of a million plans have now been sold, giving support, financial benefits and peace of mind...
Other News The Datai Langkawi has unveiled the latest exemplary line-up of ‘The Chef Series 2026: The Art of the Distinctive’, its signature celebration of global gastronomy set against the lush...
Other News The sons of former Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Diogo Jota will accompany the mascots when the Portuguese's two former sides meet at Anfield.
Other News The decision by African football bosses to change the Africa Cup of Nations from a biennial competition to a tournament held every four years has been met with a mixed reaction on the continent with...
Other News Wishing all of The Phoenix Newspaper reader a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
It seems that Brits have a much closer bond with their pets than their partner, a survey has revealed. Eighty per cent of the 1000 people surveyed think that their pet is way cuter than their other half, with three-quarters saying that their pet gives better cuddles. Half admit that they would rather spend a free afternoon with their pet, whilst three-quarters prefer a selfie with their beloved animal.
The Phoenix Newspaper would like to wish Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II a very Happy 90th Birthday today!
A young disabled campaigner from the West Midlands has hit-out at local transport that he believes is failing a generation of disabled people; as revealed by a hard-hitting report today. Christian Fulton took part in a nine-month undercover investigation and national survey for Muscular Dystrophy UK Trailblazers – a network of 700 young disabled people across the UK. The End of the Line report shares disturbing experiences across buses, trains, taxis and the underground.
Proposals to reduce the number of face-to-face fundraisers operating in Birmingham by more than 70 per cent are set to be discussed by councillors this week. Birmingham City Council’s Licensing and Public Protection Committee will consider an agreement drawn up with the Public Fundraising Association (PFRA) to limit charity fundraisers, also known as ‘chuggers’, activity in the city centre.
The Salvation Army's work in Athens with asylum seekers and refugees was featured on Paul O'Grady: Sally Army and Me, and it was revealed that a Salvation Army partnership with St Chad's Cathedral in Birmingham supporting destitute asylum seekers and refugees gave out 32,199 items of clothing last year to people in need.
Macmillan Cancer Support has announced that for the first time urban obstacle race Adrenaline Rush is coming to Birmingham, taking place at Senneleys Park on Saturday 4th June. 35% of all entrance fees will go directly to Macmillan to help ensure that no one faces cancer alone. With a minimum of 20 obstacles in each race including a zip wire, a giant ball pit and a gunge tank, entrants are guaranteed to have their strength, stamina and mental resolve put to the test at every turn.
