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They think it's all over...

Felicity Hannah looks at the Covid-19 support measures that start to wind down from July 1. And has England's success boosted workers' morale and productivity?

Felicity Hannah looks at the Covid-19 support measures that start to wind down from July 1, affecting business rates and stamp duty. Plus, where next for the Northern Ireland Protocol with a key date on food imports looming? And, what can football success do for morale in the workplace?

Felicity talks to Karen McCormick, boss of venture capital firm Beringea. Neil Randall, CEO of Anytime Fitness discusses business rate support winding down. Mariko Oi joins Felicity from Singapore to chat about the trial of the men accused of helping Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn escape. Estate agent Kate Eales discusses the impact on the housing market of the end of the stamp duty holiday. Sally Jones, Ernst and Young's Brexit expert on changes to state aid and "sausage wars". And Fiona Cincotta, analyst at City Index, discusses Dixons, Stagecoach and the city view on how big bosses may no longer have to quarantine after business trips.

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With Felicity Hannah

1 hour

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Wed 30 Jun 2021 05:00

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  • Wed 30 Jun 2021 05:00

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