JLR 'back to best' after cyber attack crisis

JAGUAR Land Rover (JLR) has said they are “back to doing what we do best" as production resumes after weeks of disruption following a major cyber attack.

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The British car maker welcomed back 1,000 employees to its engine plant in Wolverhampton on Wednesday, with Range Rover production lines in Solihull kickstarting production again yesterday.

The firm's stamping operations in Castle Bromwich, Halewood in Merseyside, and Solihull, have also resumed production on Wednesday.

JLR global manufacturing director Luis Vara said there was a “strong sense of unity and momentum” among production workers, who were told to work from home after the firm's systems were hacked on August 31.