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Built at the gravity Business Park in somerset by Jaguar Land Rover owner tata. A major shot in the arm for the uks Electric Car Making Ambitions the new plant is expected to create 4,000 jobs and thousands more in the wider supply chain. Tata are putting up £4 billion for the site with the government expected to provide hundreds of millions of pounds in subsidies. Lets discuss this with former Racing Driver and motoring journalist amanda stretton. We are increasingly in a difficult position, we experienced what it difficult position, we experienced what it was difficult position, we experien...

Debt crisis in greece is back in focus. Well tell you all you need to know. And well be getting the inside track on one mans effort to make musical millions. It might look like a kids toy, but with some of the biggest names in music want to get their hands on it, we meet the man behind the lightblock pad. So today we want to know, what was your first Musical Instrument . Did you learn at school . Let us know. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Welcome to Business Live. Violin. It was good, bad and ugly we begin with us President Donald Trump who is about to leave saudi arabia on his way to israe...

Join us for a very special concert as we make radio live on stage at this year's Port Fairy Folk Festival. matt_juke_joint.jpg The Juke Joint's Matt Frederick will host two hours of music on the Pyipgil Gundij stage, Sunday March 10. The line up features Port Fairy favourite Jimi Hocking, the award winning Damon Smith and Melbourne roots supergroup Opelousas. Each act will

One person who changed the world of music forever was the man called Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone. Not really appreciated during his lifetime, the now iconic saxophone would in later years change the landscape of music and come to represent an entire genre, and it was largely due to the genius and

Loading video... VIDEO: A timelapse of the construction of a 3D printed T. rex at Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands view more  Credit: Hanneke Jacobs Over the past few years, Naturalis has painstakingly made 3D scans of every single bone in Trix the T.rex's skeleton. Based on these scans, a modeler made a three dimensional design and reconstructed the bones that were missing. This design was printed in 2020, a 12.5 meter (41 feet) replica weighing about 300 kgs (660 lbs). Employees of Naturalis and the Leiden School for Instrument Makers (LIS) then assembled the prints i...