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It's only the 4th of June and Betway Premiership giants Orlando Pirates have signed a new midfielder. The name is Masindi Nemtajela from Marumo Gallants.

Orlando Pirates are believed to be in advanced talks to sign a defender that arch rivals Kaizer Chiefs are also reported to be interested in...

Chiefs are closing in on a sensational move for Bafana winger Mokwana, fresh off a treble-winning debut season.

A total of SEVEN Rugby World Cup-winnning Springboks are linked with major moves both in and out of South Africa.

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A new Call of Duty 2026 leak has revealed that it will be Modern Warfare 4, as well as some major details about the game’s plot.

The internet is enraged after a viral video showed a Pokemon card scalper taking an entire shelf in front of a young child.

The new Disney Dreamlight Valley update called Mysteries of Skull Rock will bring new characters, secrets to unveil, and so much more fun!

CORONATION Street star Reece Dinsdale is making an epic comeback to the cobbles – 15 years after he was killed off.

The actor played Gail Platt’s fourth husband Joe McIntyre before he met his demise after he tried to fake his death to claim insurance money.

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A Coronation Street star is making a comeback – 15 years after being killed off[/caption]

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The actor won’t be reprising his role though[/caption]

But before ITV fans get excited, Reece won’t be reprising his role – instead he’s taken a job from behind the camera.

Reece has directed tonight’s and Friday’s episodes.

Taking to his X account, he wrote: “Tonight’s episodes of Coronation Street (and both of Friday’s) are directed by yours truly. Loved every second of making them. Hope you enjoy, too!“

Reece confirmed that the episodes were filmed around six to eight weeks ago.

In the comment section, Reece admitted he “loves” being a director on the show as fans shared their excitement ahead of the installments.

In April, Reece revealed he was making a return to the beloved soap.

He revealed he recently directed four episodes that month.

Reece is no stranger to directing Coronation Street and has made eight episodes since 2022.

He has also directed 42 episodes of Emmerdale since 2020, and helmed episodes of shows such as Pitching In, Moving On, and Secrets and Words.

The actor’s gig behind the camera comes after he was forced to defend his career prospects when he left Emmerdale.

In 2024, Reece announced he would be taking a break from directing the soap following the death of his mother.

He told fans: “Following the death of my Ma (& moving house), at 64 I’ve taken a decision to have some time out from work. Many months in fact. I’ve never done that consciously.

“I’ve stuff lined up down the line, so I know that’s easy for me to say. However, I’m loving every bloody second of it!”

Reece also played villain Paul Ashdale on Emmerdale in 2020 for a two-year stint, before he was killed off.

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The actor has directed two episodes of Corrie this week[/caption]

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Reece played Paul Ashdale on Emmerdale in 2020 for a two-year stint[/caption]

A “RADICAL” new budget “supermini” EV, set to rival Renault’s “beast” and Volkswagen’s “powerful” models, is arriving in the UK in just months.”

The Nio Firefly has been confirmed for the European market, with UK sales expected soon.

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The Nio Firefly, a Chinese rival for the Renault 5[/caption]

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The Chinese EV offers an impressive 260-mile range[/caption]

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The budget electric car is expected to cost around £12,500[/caption]

The Chinese EV offers an impressive 260-mile range and a single rear-mounted 141bhp motor.

The budget electric car is expected to cost around £12,500.

After launching in China, Nio sold 3,680 Firefly models last month, boosting the brand’s overall sales by a whopping 13.1 per cent.

Reports suggest that the Firefly will be available in UK showrooms imminently, according to Autocar.

Qin Lihong, Nio’s president, revealed that it would launch a right-hand-drive variant for the UK by October.

The Chinese car brand is rapidly expanding across Europe, aiming to enter 16 new global markets this year.

It comes after an ultra-ambitious car maker revealed a new budget EV that some claim could rival Tesla.

Little-known Chinese manufacturer Nio is to release a sub-brand called Firefly – which will offer entry-level electric vehicles.

Spy shots have revealed the brand testing a small city-style hatchback, which is tipped to be showcased to the world on December 21 for their so-called Nio Day in Guangzhou, China.

Known for their advanced technology and innovative features, Nio is a relatively new EV startup – established in 2014 and adopting its current name in 2016.

Their first mass-produced car was the ES8, an all-electric SUV, which began sales in June 2018.

Nio also has a family-oriented brand called Onvo, with Onvo L60 the only model currently available for sale under that name.

The new Firefly marque will sit at the bottom of their tier of brands and will focus on small and mid-size EVs.

Automotive outlet CarScoops first revealed the motor back in March, and new photos they obtained revealed it will look like a typical hatchback in size with a short front and rear overhang – resembling the five-door Mini Cooper and BYD Dolphin.

Photos of the Firefly’s interior have also been published by IT Home and CarNewsChina.

Judging by these, it appears it will feature a large central infotainment screen along with a digital instrument cluster – all despite its budget-orientated appeal.

Little else is known about the new hatchback, and it will initially be launched in China before it comes to Europe – although tariff hikes will likely make it pricier than originally planned.

The release of the Firefly could certainly give Tesla something to think about in the future.