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CAR WORKERS in Sunderland will not look a gift horse in the mouth by questioning what the government offered to Nissan to secure an investment deal.

The Japanese transnational corporation (TNC) warmed Mackem hearts by confirming that it will build its next-generation Qashqai there, together with its new X-Trail SUV model.

It also pricked the doom-laden propaganda balloon of EU Remoaners who expected Nissan to pull the plug on Sunderland after it voted strongly to leave the EU.

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