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Nigel Cassidy

Train fares in Britain to go up by 2.3% from January

Nigel Cassidy
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Share Radio Breakfast

Train fares in Britain to go up by 2.3% from January
Train fares in Britain will go up by 2.3%, on average, from January the 2nd. The Rail Delivery Group says the vast majority of the cash gets pumped back in to running services. But campaign groups say some passengers are "finding themselves priced off the railways". Tony Miles, Contributing Editor from Rail Business Intelligence, joined Share Radio Breakfast to offer his reaction.
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Tony Miles

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Nigel Cassidy

“The likelihood is that Matteo Renzi will lose” – Ryan Heath of Politico on the Italian referendum

Nigel Cassidy
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Share Radio Breakfast

“The likelihood is that Matteo Renzi will lose” – Ryan Heath of Politico on the Italian referendum
Ryan Heath, Senior EU Correspondent and Associate Editor at Politico Europe, joined Share Radio Breakfast to give his weekly take on European Politics. The Italian referendum takes centre stage. Is Italian PM Matteo Renzi heading for defeat? Ryan also looks at the Austria presidential elections, and gives the latest from France.
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Ryan Heath

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Nigel Cassidy

UK tech visa applications on the up – James Brydges looks into the driving demand

Nigel Cassidy
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Share Radio Breakfast

UK tech visa applications on the up – James Brydges looks into the driving demand
Applications from foreign workers who want to work in the UK tech industry have increased tenfold over the last year. It's after the government decided to relax the rules, allowing groups of coders to apply as a group rather than run the risk of being rejected individually. Tech City UK, the organisation that processes the visa applications, says applications had spiked since the Brexit referendum. James Brydges asked Oliver Smith, tech reporter at the Memo, and Megan Caywood, Chief Platform Officer at Starling bank, about what had been driving the demand.
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James Brydges, Oliver Smith, Megan Caywood

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Does being our own boss make us happier? Michelle Ovens ahead of Small Business Saturday

Nigel Cassidy
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Share Radio Breakfast

Does being our own boss make us happier? Michelle Ovens ahead of Small Business Saturday
On the eve of Small Business Saturday, its Director, Michelle Ovens, joined Share Radio Breakfast to look ahead to the event. Research by the Small Business Saturday campaign found that being our own boss makes us happier. It also said that economic and political uncertainty has failed to leave its mark on the sector. Michelle offered further insight into this.
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Sara Sjölin, Michelle Ovens

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15 years on: the collapse of Enron

Nigel Cassidy
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Share Radio Breakfast

15 years on: the collapse of Enron
On this day in 2001, the American energy giant Enron filed for bankruptcy. Enron took accounting fraud to a whole new level, and its demise even led to the disintegration of its accountants Arthur Andersen. Its collapse was the worst business failure in US corporate history to date. Matt Cox has been investigating the causes and consequences of the fall, and the lessons we’ve learnt over a decade and a half later.
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Matt Cox

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Dijedon Imeri looks ahead to Sunday’s Italian referendum & the affect this will have on the market

Nigel Cassidy
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Share Radio Breakfast

Dijedon Imeri looks ahead to Sunday’s Italian referendum & the affect this will have on the market
On Sunday, Italy holds a referendum. Prime Minister Matteo Renzi wants the power to streamline the country's creaking political system, reducing the power of upper house senators from blocking what he sees as essential economic reforms. But many are predicting he will lose. The worry for the markets is that a large protest vote could give the populist Five Star movement enough momentum to put Italy on a slippery slope to leave the Euro currency zone, plunging Europe into a fresh political and financial crisis. Dijedon 'Doni' Imeri is a country risk analyst for IHS Markit and he joined Share Radio Breakfast.
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Sara Sjölin, Dijedon Imeri

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How has the natural gas market been affected by the Opec deal?

Nigel Cassidy
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Share Radio Breakfast

How has the natural gas market been affected by the Opec deal?
Oil prices are sitting at their highest level in a year. For now, financial markets seem convinced the Opec cartel's new deal to limit global crude production will stick. Motoring organisations have already warned petrol prices may rise by 9p a litre, adding about £5 to the average cost of filling up a car. But what of Oil's cousin, natural gas. How has the market for that been affected? Matt Cox has been hearing from Edgar van der Meer, Senior Analyst at industry specialists NRG Expert.
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Matt Cox, Edgar van der Meer

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Simon Rose

The Bigger Picture with Peter Catterall, Professor of History & Policy at University of Westminster

Simon Rose
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The Share Radio Evening Show

The Bigger Picture with Peter Catterall, Professor of History & Policy at University of Westminster
Simon and Peter discuss the run-up to the Italian referendum, French Republicans' primary, Mrs May and God, Corporate governance green paper & Investigatory Powers Act, which has just received the Royal Assent
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Peter Catterall

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Simon Rose

Insider's Guide to New York

Simon Rose
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The Share Radio Evening Show

Insider's Guide to New York
On the Travel Guide we like to take a look at some of the most popular holiday destinations- and speak to a local to get the insider's gen. This week, Olivia Demetriades spoke to Richard Beckerman, a guide for Tours By Locals in New York, and she began by asking what to do if she had a day to spend in the Big Apple.
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Richard Beckerman

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Five-time Olympic skier Graham Bell has top tips for a safe and fun skiing break

Simon Rose
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The Share Radio Evening Show

Five-time Olympic skier Graham Bell has top tips for a safe and fun skiing break
If you're planning on hitting the slopes this winter - make sure you have the appropriate insurance cover. As thousands of Brits prepare to head off on snow sports holidays, research from ABTA, in partnership with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, shows that a third of us never check whether they have taken out appropriate insurance for the activities they are going to do, including skiing and snowboarding. To find out more about this Simon and Sarah are joined on the line by 'five-time Olympic skier Graham Bell' who is teaming up with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office for the #SkiSafe campaign this winter.
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Graham Bell

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