this will be a permanent collection. it s a privilege, but it will be a privilege for everyone. it will be there for visitors to enjoy for generations to come. he left us in 2016, but the influence of david bowie can still be seen and heard. # we could be heroes. tim muffett, bbc news. nick reilly is the news editor at rolling stone uk. hejoins me now. thank you for talking to us. what team you make of this announcement? i think it s incredible. since david bowie died in 2016 it has been a question of how to notjust preserve his legacy but preserve it publicly. so that one of the uk s greatest musical icons, his memory can last generations and i think there is no better way to do that than having it in an archive that s going to be open to the public. i think it s really the monument that his memory deserves, i think it s going to be an incredible addition to the
A network chief executive and the managing director of a mortgage broking firm have espoused the belief that the RBA’s Christmas rate rise should not be looked at as a negative.