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• A dairy owner says energy costs are 'crippling'

  Unlike households, businesses are not covered by an energy price cap.

  

  Duration: 7:51

• Package holidays in Greece, Spain and Turkey soar in price

  The boss of TravelSupermarket says holidaymakers are finding ways to save money.

  

  Duration: 0:42

• Can Jane Austen teach us about economics?

  We hear how economics is brought to life by some of the most popular literary figures.

  

  Duration: 3:27

• "People are being frugal with their spending"

  Eid-ul-Adha is one of the busiest times of the year for many Muslim retailers.

  

  Duration: 1:00

• More is being spent on rent than at any other time in the last 10 years

  We hear from people struggling with rising rents as landlords push up prices.

  

  Duration: 7:42

• What would AI say about you?

  Find out why AI thinks the female boss of a cybersecurity company is a man.

  

  Duration: 1:06

• Black-led start-up businesses struggle to access funding

  An entrepreneur says access to funding for black owned starts-ups isn't get easier.

  

  Duration: 1:26

• Economic abuse: victims have new way to stop malicious payment references

  How a banking app is helping victims to mute abusive notes sent with bank transfers.

  

  Duration: 7:32

• Has the shine worn off for Manchester City's latest victory?

  A former club executive tells us if the historic run is spoilt by the FFP allegations.

  

  Duration: 11:17

• Britain's youngest new billionaire receives MBE

  30-year-old Ben Francis set up Gymshark, the sportwear brand, just over a decade ago.

  

  Duration: 1:24

• Is time running out for TransPennine Express?

  The company's contract for services in the north and Scotland expires at the end of May.

  

  Duration: 0:52

• Furious Microsoft boss says confidence in UK 'severely shaken'

  Gaming deal block is "darkest day in our four decades in Britain", says Microsoft's boss

  

  Duration: 1:08

• Will the Coronation be good for business?

  According to some estimates, more than £1 billion will be spent this weekend.

  

  Duration: 1:09

• Black Sheep CEO explains why they called in administrators

  Charlene Lyons talks about how Covid and rising costs turned into a 'perfect storm'.

  

  Duration: 8:49

• Using virtual reality to treat pain and anxiety

  Immersive technologies have the potential to "transform" healthcare, the government says.

  

• Charities facing a 'perfect storm' as demand rises

  Hundreds of charities are concerned about whether they will cope with rising demand.

  

• Working from home boosts career progress, say half of women

  Just over half of women say home-working would boost career progression, a survey says.

  

• Computer Space and beyond: 50 years of gaming

  Key moments in video game history since the first commercial arcade game in 1971.

  

• 'Five-day office week will become the norm again'

  The five-day office week could become the norm again in two years, a think tank says.

  

• Taste for takeaways outlasts Covid lockdowns

  Britons are spending more on home delivered meals than before the pandemic struck.

  

• Car buyers still sceptical about going electric, says Ford boss

  Consumers are still sceptical about electric cars, the boss of Ford UK tells the Â鶹Éç.

  

• 'Huge shortage' in digital skills says Apprentice winner

  The 2014 winner of Â鶹Éç TV show The Apprentice joins calls for better digital education.

  

• 'I can't read or write, but I can cook'

  Professionals describe their struggles with reading and writing at work.

  

• Liverpool hosts 'pioneering' mask-free business conference

  400 people attended the UK's first mask-free conference since the start of the pandemic.

  

• 'There are fewer DIY haircuts this time around'

  Businesses in the Devonshire Green shopping area of Sheffield discuss reopening.

  

• Workers with Down’s syndrome: ‘We feel safe’

  Research shows only 5.6% of people with learning disabilities were employed last year.

  

• 'Jeff Bezos doesn't get contacted when a package is left outside and gets rained on - I do'

  Entrepreneur Grace Beverley on the tricky balance of being an influencer and company boss

  

• ‘I forged sick notes to take client calls in the school loos’

  CEO of Fanbytes, Timothy Amoo, on how he started running his first business in school.

  

• 'I had always wanted to be an inventor'

  Entrepreneur Liberty Foreman on struggling at school but finding success in business.

  

• Podcast: Million by 30 with Sean Farrington

  Sean from Wake Up to Money chats to entrepreneurs who hit a million mark by age 30.

  

• Covid-19: 'We've got events on their sixth re-scheduling'

  Venue bosses share experiences of their event businesses closing during the pandemic.

  

• Drag's popularity 'a double-edged sword'

  How did drag go from niche sub-culture to a big business?

  

• Covid-19: Zoom gigs and shindigs

  How live performers have moved their shows online during the pandemic.