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British car firms get another green funding boost
The UK's automobile industry is to receive loans worth up to GBP2.3bn (€2.4m) for investment in low-carbon emission cars, the British industry ministry (Berr) announced on Tuesday. Most of the money will come from the European investment bank (EIB).
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