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Wake Up to Money Episodes

  1. Food for thought

    Is taxing sugary and salty foods the way to improve our health?

  2. Different rules ok?

    Sean Farrington looks at the different approach to lifting Covid rules across the UK.

  3. Boogie Rights

    Will Nightclubs ask customers for their covid passport?

  4. Paying the penalty

    Sean Farrington takes stock of England's defeat in Euro 2020.

  5. Taking flight?

    Felicity Hannah looks at the travel changes for fully vaccinated holidaymakers.

  6. It's the final countdown

    Is England's win also a win for the British economy?

  7. Double, double jab and no bubble

    Self-isolation scrapped for double-jabbed and the Southgate management style.

  8. A Taste of Freedom

    Are businesses happy with the planned scrapping of restrictions?

  9. Morrisons goes to the checkout

    Will a 拢6.3bn takeover bid be enough to bring Morrisons to the checkout?

  10. The Big Short(age)

    Felciticy Hannah takes a look at what's behind the shortage of workers

  11. Gigafactories and Gap

    Nissan announces a new battery gigafactory in Sunderland and Gap exits the UK High Street.

  12. They think it's all over...

    We look at the winding down of Covid-19 support and what a footie win does for our morale.

  13. Bubble trouble

    Sajid Javid's pledged to end restrictions on 19 July and examine school isolation.

  14. On a knife edge

    As many covid-support measures taper off this week, Sean asks how businesses will cope.

  15. Going Green

    Felicity Hannah gets the travel industry's take on the latest additions to the green list.

  16. Paying the price of inflation

    As inflation pressures mount, what's the impact for business and the economy?

  17. Battling burnout

    As Bumble give staff a week off to tackle burnout, what should other firms be doing?

  18. More reasons to snap up Morrisons

    Sean Farrington asks whether Morrisons property portfolio has drawn in potential buyers.

  19. Supermarkets cheap?

    Morrisons says a 拢5.5bn offer undervalues the supermarket.

  20. 18/06/2021

    Food exports to the EU are now outstripped by those to the rest of the world.

  21. Eviction restrictions

    Landlords have been told they now can't evict businesses for unpaid rent until next March.

  22. The Payback

    Are some businesses falling into "a spiral of unsustainable debt" just to survive covid?

  23. 28 Days Later

    A nightclub owner and DJ talk to Sean about the impact of Freedom Day being postponed.

  24. Pressing pause

    We get reaction from Doncaster as ministers agree to delay so-called 'Freedom Day'.

  25. Reaching the Summit

    Felicity Hannah looks at what's on the agenda as the G7 Summit kicks off in Cornwall.

  26. Veterinary agreements and guillotine clauses - The Northern Ireland protocol

    Is a UK/EU trade war on the horizon

  27. One step towards reopening, or two steps back?

    A rise in cases of the Delta variant is casting doubts on the ending of restrictions.

  28. Why businesses aren't giving up on the office

    The five-day office week could become the norm again within two years, experts say.

  29. Taxing matters

    There's been mixed reaction to the G7's plans to force multinationals to pay more tax.

  30. Grounded

    As the Government moves Portugal to the amber list, what's the impact for UK holidays?

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