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Honda workers march in bid to save Swindon plant and 3,500 jobs
Around 3,500 people will lose their jobs if the plant is shut by the Japanese car maker.
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Honda to close Swindon factory by 2021 with loss of 3,500 jobs
The Japanese firm told workers it proposed to close the vehicle manufacturing plant at the end of the current model's production lifecycle.
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Honda urged to rethink Swindon plant closure with 3,500 jobs under threat
Workers at the Wiltshire factory on Monday reacted angrily to the reported move.
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Honda plant in Swindon to close putting 3,500 jobs at risk
Honda is planning to close its Swindon factory, putting 3,500 jobs at risk, an MP has said.
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Sauber F1 team opt for Ferrari engines over Honda deal
Sauber have announced they will continue an engine partnership with Ferrari next season after their deal with Honda fell through.
Read the full story ›Honda recalls another 4.8m cars over airbag fears
Honda has announced it recalling another 4.8 million cars to replace potentially fatal air bags.
The global recall comes a day after Toyota Motor Corp and Nissan Motor Co announced they were recalling 6.5 million vehicles worldwide.
All three firms used airbags by Japanese company Takata Corp, which investigations showed were not properly sealed and could be damaged by moisture.
The airbags can erupt with too much force, spraying shrapnel inside the car.
Six deaths have so far been linked to the defective air bags, all on cars made by Honda.
Today's recall brings Honda's total number of recalls to 19.6 million vehicles.
More: Tens of thousands of Japanese cars recalled over 'faulty' airbags
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ASIMO the robot celebrates 'Friday dance party'
The ASIMO robot, one of the most advanced of its kind, has been filmed dancing to celebrate the end of the working week.
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Union points out that 160 agency staff also set to lose jobs at Honda. On top of 320 permanent roles. Likely to affect suppliers too.
Honda job losses are 'a wake-up call for Government'
Unite described the expected loss of 340 jobs at a Honda plant in Swindon as "a devastating blow" and said that the fact people do not "have the cash to spend" should cause the Government serious concern.
These job losses are a devastating blow, not just for these workers but for the thousands more across the industry whose work is dependent on the Honda plant.
Today's losses are also a wake-up call to the UK government.
The economy is far too fragile to proclaim a recovery - those workers losing their jobs today will find claims that the country is turning a corner an insult.
The truth is that there is simply no pick up in the incomes of Honda's customers, either here or in the eurozone.
Honda 'hasn't seen growth it anticipated in exports'

Honda says 340 jobs likely to go at its factory in Swindon as 3 shifts become 2. Warns "haven't seen growth we'd anticipated" in exports.