Podcasts

Ian Forrest of The Share Centre looks back at results from Severn Trent, M&S and Dixons and ahead to Johnson Matthey and OPG Power Ventures.

Tim Evans, professor of Business and Political Economy at Middlesex University, discusses how privatisation is driving change in Saudi Arabia, China’s massive One Belt One Road initiative and reflects on the history of terrorism in Western Europe.

James Cameron-Wilson and Simon Rose discuss the latest UK box office, reviewing the new Guy Ritchie movie King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and Goldie Hawn & Amy Schumer film Snatched.

Georgie Frost is joined by financial heavy weights Lindsay Cook and Andy Webb- They have all you need to know if you're in the market for a mortgage; asking which offers are too good to be true and looking at the hidden side of the ever so convenient e-receipts

Steve Caplin and Simon Rose discuss the latest tech offerings, including a civilian flying car, emotional chatting machines, the world’s smartest chess board and why charging electric cars could lead to blackouts.

In The Bigger Picture Share Radio’s inflation expert Pete Comley talks about why CPI has shot up to 2.7% and why the new inflation measure incorporating housing is MASSIVELY distorting reality.

In Share Politics, journalist and commentator Mike Indian joined Simon Rose to analyse the manifestos of Britain’s three main parties and examine Emmanuel Macron’s new cabinet.

Helal Miah, Investment Research Analyst at The Share Centre, looks back at results from Vodafone, Royal Mail and Burberry as well as looking at forthcoming results from three of Britain’s biggest retailers.

Simon and James discuss Alien: Covenant, the continuing success of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Jessica Chastain’s new film Miss Sloane with James highlighting the new Francois Ozon movie Franz too.

Editor Simon Lambert and deputy editor Adrian Lowry join Georgie Frost to go through the party manifestos ahead of June's general election, the latest figures out this week, giving us an idea of the state of Britain and the economy, bad news for buy-to-letters & the taxpayer's stake in Lloyds Banking Group has been fully sold off.