Wake Up to Money Episodes Episode guide
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Oil price plunge
Sean Farrington looks at the reasons behind a 30% drop in the oil price.
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Hezza on Dual Britannia
Lord Heseltine give his view on levelling up the UK and who takes over from Flybe.
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No more maybe for Flybe
Flybe goes into administration and is definitely no more
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Winds of Change
Could we cope if a 5th of workers were off? And is clean energy the answer to leveling up?
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Greggs on a roll
A catch up with the boss of Greggs, plus how better transport could level up the UK.
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Dual Britannia: From Runcorn with love
Sean's live in Runcorn, examining the government's pledge to "level up" the regions.
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Wake Up To Mickey
Its the FTSE's worst week since the financial crisis.
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What is the future for buy-now-pay-later as Klarna makes a loss.
The Boss of Worldpay comes in to talk buy-now-pay-later as Klarna makes a loss
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Coronavirus - your rights
Coronavirus - what are you rights at work?
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25/02/2020
Global markets drop on the news of coronavirus
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A million houses short
How do you solve a problem like the housing shortage
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After the flood
The clear up has begun for businesses across the UK but heavy rain could bring more floods
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"Inactive" or unable?
Examining some of the claims around the government's new immigration policy.
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Points mean visas
No visas for low-skilled workers as the government lays out new immigration plans.
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Banking blues and turning the workforce veggie
Big cuts ahead as HSBC sees profits drop by a third and the firm banning meat at work.
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The tech trash explosion
The UN says an "explosion" of e-waste is causing huge environmental damage
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Two hearts... one mind?
Rishi Sunak is the new Chancellor, but how much power will he have over policy?
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Recharging the car industry
The boss of Ford Europe discusses government plans to ban petrol and diesel cars by 2032.
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Speeding ahead or hitting the buffers?
The team look at the potential impact of HS2 and why the economy is faltering.
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Back on Track
It's taken almost 11 years, but finally the government is set to approve HS2.
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Corden and Ciara
James Corden from the Oscars on why the 麻豆社 is important for British films.
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Weight loss and wine
Investigating the apps encouraging us to place online bets on our own weight loss.
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The deals on the bus
Danni and Mickey ask if a 拢170m boost for bus services is enough.
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Does sex still sell?
Danni and Mickey look at advertising after a retailer's criticised for 'over-sexual' ads.
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Green machines
Danni and Louise look at new environmental commitments for cars and planes.
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Align or diverge?
Danni and Louise look at the UK's future trading relationship with Europe.
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EU were always on my mind
It's Brexit day. As the UK says goodbye to the EU. Sean & Mickey look at what happens next
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Sorting out the trains: Is there a silver bullet?
Sean and Mickey discuss the future of rail services in Britain.
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Light at the end of the tunnel?
Sean's at Leeds railway station looking at the future of Northern rail.
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Nadorcotts and Brexit
What questions remain for businesses as the UK prepares to leave the EU?