Maker of London's distinctive 'Boris bus' collapses
One of Northern Ireland’s biggest employers, Wrightbus, has gone into administration after it failed to reach a deal with potential buyers. So what next for the maker of Boris Johnson’s favorite London buses?
- Source: Deutsche Welle
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