Wake Up to Money Episodes Episode guide
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Ukraine: One Year On
A year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, we look back on 12 months that shook the world.
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23/02/2023
News and insight from the business world.
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Tomato troubles
Ukrainian economy; fruit and vegetable shortage; energy bills support.
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Does the four day week work?
After a year-long trial, Rahul Tandon asks businesses if a four-day week works for them.
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Not an easy ride
Felicity Hannah talks Northern Ireland protocol latest, half term holidays and BAFTA.
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Is Volatility the New Normal?
The boss of Yara International tells Fliss why volatility will be 'the new normal'.
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Sturgeon Steps Down
Sturgeon Steps Down Sean gets business reaction.
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Will food fan inflation flames?
Will food fan inflation flames? Sean looks at what's driving UK inflation.
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Can't Buy Me Love
ONS employment figures, rules to regulate BNPL, and is Valentine’s Day good for business?
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Betting Billions on the Superbowl
Betting Billions on the Super Bowl: We talk big bucks as 20% of Americans have a flutter.
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Looking for Growth
Felicity talks to investors and businesses ahead of GDP figures.
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Game over for Microsoft merger?
Microsoft’s takeover of Activision is under threat; and the CBI gets ready for the Budget.
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POTUS and the SOTU
Microsoft unveils its Chat GPT plans for Bing, and Biden sets out the State of the Union.
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All eyes on BP
Sean looks ahead to BP's full-year results, after a series of bumper profits for oil firms
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Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps, please
Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps, please. Why some pubs are going back to basics.
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03/02/2023
News and insight from the business world.
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Interesting decisions on interest rates
Sean takes a look at Shell profits and looks ahead to interest rates.
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Biggest strike in a decade
Teachers in England and Wales are preparing to walk out over pay
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Brexit - Three Years On
Three prime ministers and a Brexit later, what do businesses make of the new world?
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Turbulence Ahead?
As Flybe goes into administration, what other warnings are businesses giving?
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Always look on the bright side
The chancellor calls for optimism over the economy, and there's apology for rail services.
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Electric dreams
Electric vehicles are almost a third of cars produced - but can UK infrastructure cope?
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Grim Up North?
Sean has the latest as Microsoft sees its slowest sales growth in six years.
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Food prices fallout
How can we ensure fairness when it comes to the price of our food?
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The Blame Game
Why are food prices continuing to rise?
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Can Netflix chill?
After better than expected results, are things picking up at streaming giant Netflix?
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Closing time
Sean hears from businesses that have decided to close their doors.
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Jam tomorrow?
Sean visits Hawes, Yorkshire to hear how the rising cost-of-living is affecting businesses
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It's Not Easy Being Green
As an oil boss says the green transition will keep bills high, is that the full picture?
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Bills, bills, bills
The boss of one of Europe's biggest energy suppliers says higher bills are here to stay.