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Georgie Frost

The UK faces a 'very hefty' Brexit bill says European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. All this and more political stories.

Georgie Frost
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The UK faces a 'very hefty' Brexit bill says European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. All this and more political stories.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has warned the UK it faces a "very hefty" bill for Brexit. He promised two years of "tough negotiation", when discussions on leaving terms get under way between the government and the European Union. And French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron has said he would like UK banks and workers to relocate to his country, following discussions with Theresa May. To discuss these stories and more of the political headlines of the day, Georgie Frost was joined by editor of Verdict.co.uk Billy Bambrough.
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Billy Bambrough


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Georgie Frost

Share Radio's Nigel Cassidy reveals the latest banking results from Lloyds and Metro bank

Georgie Frost
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Share Radio's Nigel Cassidy reveals the latest banking results from Lloyds and Metro bank
Joining Georgie Frost to discuss the latest market headlines was Share Radio's very own Nigel Cassidy. A busy morning of Company Announcements, especially in the banking sector. It's banking season, and we've already heard from HSBC this week. Today it's the turn of Lloyds and challenger bank Metro Bank.
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Nigel Cassidy


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Georgie Frost

Money Fight Club: The gloves are off for delayed flights

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Money Fight Club: The gloves are off for delayed flights
Financial heavyweights Lindsay Cook and Vix Leyton joined Georgie for Money Fight Club, speaking about how to claim up to 600 euros in compensation if your flight is delayed.
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Lindsay Cook, Vix Leyton


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Georgie Frost

Bud, the all-in-one banking app. Founder Ed Maslaveckas tells us more

Georgie Frost
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Bud, the all-in-one banking app. Founder Ed Maslaveckas tells us more
Are you struggling to manage all your incomings and outgoings? Imagine not just your current account or savings, but crowdfunding, pensions and investments, on one app. That's the idea behind Bud... it describes itself as a 'universal banking app'. And if that hasn't persuaded you - it's just won British Banking Award for Innovation of the Year. To discuss, Georgie Frost was joined by Bud co-founder and CEO Ed Maslaveckas.
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Ed Maslaveckas


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Georgie Frost

The government is being accused of not doing enough to close the gender pay gap. All this and more on the News Review

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The government is being accused of not doing enough to close the gender pay gap. All this and more on the News Review
Georgie Frost was joined by Consumer Editor of Good Housekeeping Sara Benwell. Today on the agenda, they discussed how the government's being accused of not effectively tackling the causes of the gender pay gap. Plus they look into why step counting apps could be doing you more harm than good. All these stories and more on The News Review.
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Sara Benwell


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Georgie Frost

William Hague attacks Tony Blair for his comment for remain supporters to "rise up"

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William Hague attacks Tony Blair for his comment for remain supporters to "rise up"
There was a debate on the Government's Article 50 Bill in the House of Lords last night, where Peers were urged to "respect" voters' decision to leave the EU. And Theresa May took the unusual step of sitting in the Lords to watch the opening speeches. There was also an attack from William Hague on Tony Blair, after the former Prime Minister called on his Brexit opponents to "rise up". Elsewhere, MPs clashed over whether Donald Trump should be given a state visit to the UK. This was in a Westminster debate last night. Meanwhile, Trump has named HR McMaster as his national security adviser. To discuss all these stories, Georgie was joined by Jack Sommers of the Huffington Post.
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Jack Sommers


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Georgie Frost

HSBC blames 'unexpected economic and political events' for its monumental profit loss

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HSBC blames 'unexpected economic and political events' for its monumental profit loss
Joining Georgie Frost to discuss what the main market headlines of the morning are Panmure Gordon's veteran Market Commentator, David Buik. A busy morning of Company Announcements, including a difficult statement from HSBC. HSBC is blaming a year of "unexpected economic and political events" for a slump in annual profits. The bank made just under 2 billion pounds over the year, compared with nearly 11 billion in 2015. The company says uncertainties created through the last 12 months temporarily influenced investment activity and contributed to volatile market conditions.
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David Buik


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Sarah Pennells (1)

Fake holiday websites are out to scam unsuspecting holidaymakers

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Fake holiday websites are out to scam unsuspecting holidaymakers
For all those planning ahead to their summer holidays think carefully when booking online. Fake holiday websites are on the rise with millions being scammed from unsuspecting tourists. Often the sites are so convincing holidaymakers don't realise anything's up until arriving at their destination to find the villa they've booked doesn't really exist. To find out more about how the scam works and how to protect yourself Share Radio's Tom Hill spoke to Hannah Maundrell, editor-in-chief of money.co.uk.
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Hannah Maundrell


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Sarah Pennells (1)

Companies are now more likely to be a victim of cyber crime than of any other type of crime

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Companies are now more likely to be a victim of cyber crime than of any other type of crime
Last week saw the opening of the National Cyber Security Centre in London. According to the National Crime Agency, companies are now more likely to be a victim of cyber crime than of any other type of crime in the UK. Cyber crime was also included in the national crime survey in England and Wales for the first time last year, showing just how prevalent this type of crime has become. Share Radio's Sara Macham spoke to Sam Hutton from security technology firm Glasswall about the ongoing rise of cybercrime in the UK.
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Sam Hutton


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Sarah Pennells (1)

Would you accept a day off from work...if you're tired?

Sarah Pennells (1)
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Would you accept a day off from work...if you're tired?
It's safe to say that many of us would love the luxury of a day off work every now and then. But how would you feel if your employer offered you a wellbeing day, effectively allowing you to call in sick...with tiredness? This is a measure being proposed by think tank, the Institute of Public Policy Research, or IPPR, who believe employers should be looking more into their employee's wellbeing. Share Radio's Sara Macham spoke to Joe Dromey, one of the authors of the report, about how this would reduce the number of people receiving long-term sickness benefit.
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Joe Dromey


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