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Plagued by human rights abuses. And. Should you meddle with an iconic classic . The boss of fender tells us how feedback from musicians guided the redesign of the legendary stratocaster. Workers from ethnic minorities here in the uk still face high levels of discrimination when it comes to getting top jobs. Well be talking to one Woman Working to change that. And today we want to know your thoughts on the bricks and Mortar Retail crisis. As christmas is approaching, are you heading for the high ...

Mark welcome to the pulse. Live from bloombergs European Headquarters, im mark barton. We approach what could be the bank of englands first rate cut in seven years. We speak to form of monetary blanchflower and theresa mays cabinet begins its first full day in office. Well talk uks politics with former chancellor of the. Xchequer, lord nigel lawson first up, lets check in on the markets today the fiveday winning run came to an end yesterday but it picks up once again today. The stoxx europe 600 ...

August 31st, 2015. Start of the week, end of the month. Sue serio off. Scott williams good enough to wake up super early. Good morning. The bright and early on this monday. It will be a steamy one stepping outdoors. The look at the temperatures here in philadelphia. Already 78 degrees. We have due points measure of the moisture in the atmosphere. Anytime they are above 60 it feels uncomfortable. Dew point readings right now at 66 degrees. Look at the temperature area wide. Mild start in allentow...

Four hundred U.S. Marines are in Australia preparing for the live-fire phase of a multinational exercise as Aussie sailors help crew a Navy submarine tender that recently arrived Down Under.

Australia has accused a Chinese fighter jet of firing flares into the path of a naval helicopter last weekend over international waters of the Yellow Sea, an action that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese blasted as “completely unacceptable.”

A LIVELY crowd of close to 200 turned out to voice their concerns over the “industrialisation of Mid Wales” at a meeting about windfarm plans in…

Follow along for the stories Australians are talking about this Friday.

AHEAD of the National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs National Drama Finals at the weekend, Builth Wells YFC were presented with a different…

THE mayor of a Powys town serviced by the Heart of Wales line has branded proposals to cut the number of trains on it as “ridiculous”.

While adoption of single-purpose cobots is widespread in industrial settings, the potential of general-purpose humanoid robotics remains largely untapped, with their appeal being their versatility.