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Hollywood's track record with diversity has been increasingly scrutinized in recent years, so GLAAD's finding that LGBTQ representation on broadcast TV is at a record high comes as a bit of good news.

Strictly's record high came in 2010 when 13 million watched Kara Tointon take the glitterball trophy.

With energy companies increasing bills last winter to near-record highs, Ofgem came under pressure again to investigate whether companies were making excessive profits.

A day after pushing towards a new record high, leading shares have come off the boil.

The business expansion that began in 1991 and reached record length at the beginning of last year, bringing unemployment to 30-year lows and the federal budget surplus to a record high, may finally have come to an end.

Net immigration is running at a record high, hitting 68,000 people coming into New Zealand in the last year.

The report found that a record high of 690,923 international students came to the United States last year -- nearly 128,000 of them, or more than 18 percent, from China.

While the Consumer Price Index recorded one of its biggest yearly gains in decades, much of the increase came from record high energy prices, and economists expect price pressures to taper off.

The drop comes after a record high last year, when rainfall was above average.

However, this year the market is just coming off another record high and may need some time to digest the latest runup, according to traders.

"Our paper estimates that sea lice numbers on farmed fish were greater in 2000 than in 2001, and the wild pink salmon exposed to those sea lice in 2000 came back in record high numbers in 2001," he says.