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Autosport International has celebrated a spectacular second day at the NEC with an incredible line-up of star drivers taking to the Autosport Stage as the show’s dedicated trade days came to a close.Autosport Engineering wrapped things up after two highly successful days of trading from some of the world’s leading motorsport, automotive, technology defence and aerospace companies. The busy area of the show hosted some of the world’s leading component suppliers and manufacturing outlets many of which were bringing the very latest 2019 products to market.The inaugural Product Showcase Awards recognised the very best from across the engineering business. Categorised into nine categories winners included small, large and new firms from Bosch Motorsport (Energy Efficiency)for its Electric Coolant, Texense (Data & Measurement) for the Texense IRN8-WS4 and Bcomp (Innovation) for its Power Ribs.Within the main show, former F1 driver David Coulthard was present to talk about W Series, the groundbreaking women’s racing series. The ex-McLaren driver revealed that when he started karting, he did so with his younger sister Lindsey, who he – and his mother and father – believed was more naturally talented.
Description: As International Women's Day 2016 is recognized, a look at the women's rights movement past and present.
According to WHO over 140 million women are facing the consequences of Female genital mutilation in the world. Kenyan women recall experiences of FGM.
A number of protests and events took place around the world on Thursday 8 March for International Women's Day. In Paris, demonstrators gathered in the capital's Place de la République. 1ST IMAGES OF PROTESTS IN PARIS
Pope Francis says a world where women are marginalized "is a sterile world" as he conducts the Angelus on International Women's Day. Vanessa Johnston reports.
Around 20 women gather in Kabul to mark International Women's Day. "Use the international stages, this is the second March 8th under the Taliban governance," said one demonstrator, reading aloud a statement. Afghanistan under the Taliban government is the "most repressive country in the world" for women's rights, the United Nations said Wednesday, with authorities effectively trapping them in their homes. IMAGES
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