BBC World Business Report

Bangladeshi garment workers protest cost of living

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The mass walkouts are over low pay and rising prices, with hundreds of clothing factories facing disruptions. We hear from workers demanding more pay and how likely a deal is to be done.

Also, we hear how a Budget dispute in Belgium has led to the resignation of the Prime Minister.

And an unusual race up one of China's most famous mountains with dozens of robots climbing the thousands of steps up Mount Tai.

Presenter: Bisi Adebayo
Producer: Matt Lines
2 Nov 11AM English United Kingdom Business

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