Do we still have the bug for the retro Beetle cabriolet?

A footballer who killed two people in a car crash and was released from jail by mistake is back in custody, police said today.

Paul Casey mastered difficult conditions to hit a five-under-par 67 and claim the Irish Open by three shots yesterday, securing his first European Tour victory in over two years.

52-year-old is currently in hospital after car crash hours before the girl's body was found

No matter how big the load, Jaguar's new estate will tow it in style.

Scott became the first Australian to triumph at Augusta

"It's surprising how physical those spoons were," Geoff Richardson confesses after his feverish spoon-playing on the giddy "Golf Girl", a song about affairs of the heart on a Canterbury golf course.

One person was killed and four others injured when a helicopter carrying five American passengers crashed in a Bahamas millionaires' playground resort.

The latest VW Golf is lighter, roomier and greener than ever before

Firing off bullets into the sky has been a jubilant climax to thousands of weddings in Russia's remote areas - but now the custom is under threat, as armed guests venture closer to cities and stray bullets cause an increasing amount of mayhem.

Honda has confirmed that it will produce two new versions of the Civic model at its UK plant in Swindon.

An elderly woman has died after her car hit another vehicle as she drove on the wrong side of the road, according to police.

Anyone who doubts the important role of the smartphone at modern sporting events would have been instantly put straight during last week's Opening Ceremony at the Olympics, as the finest athletes in the world filed into the stadium while holding their phones aloft, filming and snapping as they waved to the crowd. The crowd itself may have been more nervous about capturing those moments for posterity; the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (Locog) made a stern declaration before the Games that images, video and sound recordings could be used only for "private and domestic purposes", thus clamping down on our natural impulse to share everything across the web with friends, family and complete strangers.