The latest Ford Mondeo – the family car that gave us ‘Mondeo Man’, the so-called middle-ground voter who could swing elections – has been unveiled today, showing a sharp new design that’s aimed at buyers of executive models.
But it won’t be sold to Britons.
That’s because the all-new fifth-generation Mondeo is exclusively for the Chinese market, while the long-running saloon car will be axed from UK showrooms in just a matter of months.
Ford’s new Mondeo that Britons can’t
Anthony Albanese has announced Labor’s climate change policy which he will take to the Australian public at next year’s election.
His plan will create 604,000 jobs and slash average household energy prices by $275 a year by 2025 and $378 by 2035, according to Labor-commissioned modelling.
The policies will reduce emissions by 43 per cent by 2030, a slightly less ambitious target than Bill Shorten’s 45 per cent aim which Mr Albanese called a ‘mistake’ earlier this year.
Labor has
Viscountess Hinchingbrooke has shown that she’s one of England’s more proactive aristocrats with a string of ventures including virtual tours and lockdown yoga videos promoting her country pile – the sprawling Mapperton Estate in Dorset – to the masses.
Chicago-born Julia Montagu’s latest venture is Amercian Viscountess, a YouTube series in which she travels around the UK in a dreamy open-top sports car interviewing people who also live in stately homes.
A trailer for the series, which is made by
