William Scholes is an Assistant Editor (Features) at The Irish News. His areas of interest encompass religion and spirituality, as well as automotive topics, including electric vehicles and motorsports. William's work has been featured in The Irish News.
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By: William Scholes
The MX-5 engages you in dialogue painted in vivid Technicolor on the way to the shops; you'd lose your licence in a Ferrari trying to have the same conversation
In 2015 Pope Francis published the second encyclical of his pontificate.
Designing a car without a rear window is a bold move, but the latest Polestar is still better executed than the automotive gargoyles BMW and Mercedes offer in the coupe-SUV category
A total of 21 new seminarians have started studying to become priests for Irish dioceses this year, bringing to 74 the total of men training for the priesthood for the Catholic Church in Ireland.
By: William Scholes
Award-winning chef, restaurateur and Irish News columnist Niall McKenna will serve up his debut cookbook next month.
Dacia aims to shake up the family SUV market with its biggest and most expensive car yet
By: William Scholes
Self-driving cars are already here, with China speeding ahead. But could any self-driving robotaxi cope with Belfast's traffic chaos?
“Is that a new Tesla ?” was the most common question I got asked when driving the BYD Seal. It's an interesting response to this sleek four-door saloon.
Waves of competitive electric cars from China are now reaching our shores, with BYD determined to make a huge splash
By: William Scholes
The Stormont executive is not properly supporting the community and voluntary sectors, leaving them to fight over “funding scraps” , the Church of Ireland and Catholic Archbishops of Armagh have said.
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