A NEW car manufacturing service satisfaction survey has revealed which car makers top the list rated by customers about their experiences.  Daily Express :: Cars Feed

JAMES BOND fans gathered for Daniel Craig’s Casino Royale in Concert at the Royal Albert Hall over the weekend and the result was a License to Thrill. Daily Express :: Films Feed

TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS’ music has raced up charts around the world following the sad news of his death yesterday. Daily Express :: Entertainment Feed

GOOGLE’S Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL will be revealed tomorrow but a massive new leak may have just given fans their best look yet at these new smartphones. Daily Express :: Tech Feed

BBC BREAKFAST presenter Louise Minchin came under fire for her “lightweight” interview with Prime Minister Theresa May on the news programme this morning. Daily Express :: TV and Radio Feed

EasyJet, Europe’s leading airline, plans to build an all-electric commercial passenger airplane within 10 years. The airline will collaborate with U.S. company Wright Electric to achieve this ambitious goal. EasyJet and Wright Electric are conceptualizing an airplane that could accommodate about 120 to 220 passengers with a range of 335 miles. It is designed to run without jet fuel and ...

THE BBC weather report was hit by a major spelling gaffe this morning as Matt Taylor presented the segment. Daily Express :: TV and Radio Feed

KATE MIDDLETON, the Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William are expecting their third child together, but like her previous pregnancies Kate has been suffering with severe morning sickness. So Prince William will be leaving the Duchess behind in the UK when he attends a royal appointment next week. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

CHELSEA will struggle to keep pace with Premier League leaders Manchester City without Alvaro Morata, according to Pat Nevin. Daily Express :: Sport Feed

Spain’s image on the world stage has been tarnished by the worldwide broadcast of images showing its police attacking would-be voters in Catalonia, and those tactics have not slowed the Catalan government’s march toward independence. So the question lingers: Why, in the age of the smartphone, would Spain use force this way in order to quash a disputed independence referendum? ...