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BBC Radio 5 Live


News and views on business and the world of personal finance. Plus the very latest from the financial markets around the globe


Wake Up to Money

Will Bain presents a review of the business year with some of our best interviews from 2024, featuring the biggest stories in money and business this year.

Review of the Business Year

Lloyds Banking has announced it's going to shut another 136 branches by March next year as customers go digital. Will Bain will be hearing what this means for our high street.

Don't Bank On It

Felicity Hannah speaks to a whisky distiller about how alcohol duty rises may hit sales and our Friday panel digs into the week's biggest news stories

Make Mine a Single

Sean Farrington hears from businesses caught up in the tit-for-tat tariff war in North America. Also, we hear about the growing number of tradespeople whose tools are targeted by thieves.

With Friends Like These

Sean Farrington gets reaction from businesses in North America after Donald Trump pauses his tariff plan. We also dig into the deal for the royalties of some of the most popular TV and film theme music.

Pause for thought

Sean Farrington gets reaction to disappointing trading results from Google parent Alphabet. Also, we hear about the latest blows in the trade spat between China and the US. Chinese online retailers may no longer be able to duck American import duty. But should the UK be following suit?

Not always as easy as ABC

As one of news's biggest presenters leaves, what does the future of the media hold? Will Bain finds out.

Plus, a look ahead at what the Bank of England could announce on interest rates, and what could be the potential impacts of new tariffs on Northern Ireland?

TV or not TV?

Felicity Hannah looks at the state of dairy farms and milk prices. Plus, how are businesses in the night time economy trying to make things work?

Got milk?

Felicity Hannah looks at the business of American Football's biggest night of the year. Plus, China's retaliatory tariffs on the US come into effect.

Superbowl-enomics

Sean Farrington has more on Elon Musk's bid to buy ChatGPT-maker Open AI. Plus, Donald Trump signs executives orders aimed at introducing 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium.

$100 billion for Open AI?

A defence spending boost seems to have put the UK in Donald Trump's good books, but Felicity Hannah asks if Keir Starmer has done enough to secure a trade deal and avoid tariffs.

Starmer the charmer

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