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Robin Williams from RW Law joins Nick today to talk about Unfair Dismissal and employment tribunals.

Nick Peters leaves the office today and heads to The Clubhosue, a place where professionals can meet potential clients, hold meetings and just generally work away from their office spaces. Located in the heart of London, Nick meets founder Adam Blaskey to find out why he created The Clubhouse.

Talking to Colin Bloom is Colonel Bob Stewart, Conservative MP for Beckingham, about the UK's current military strength and if we should be spending more and increasing the size of our armed forces.

Colin Bloom is joined by leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett, to discuss the future of the party and its next leadership

After the recent statement made by an HSBC lawyer about how gap years won't impress a future employer, Nick looks into the idea of gap years and if they are indeed a good idea. To discuss this issue Nick is joined by Stefan Wathan, Chief Executive at the Year Out Group.

Nick Peters looks into Dementia in the workplace and what is being done to help manage both people and businesses that it can effect. To talk about this issue, George McNamara Head of Policy and Public Affairs at The Alzheimer's Society joins Nick.

Rita Lobo and Marc Shoffman talking about the idea of trivializing poverty and what religion can do to help the poor in society.

Sarah Pennells is joined today by Joe MIlinowski, from The Energy Shop, Guy Thompson, from My Utility Genius and Dr Stelios Koundouros, from BillMonitor, to discuss how people can save money on mobile phone and energy bills.

Anthony Bolton joins Sue, to discuss his career as a fund manager and head of the Special Situations Fund at Fidelity International.

On todays show, Sarah Pennells discusses tax for young people, if they need to pay it, are they paying the right amount and how do they check. To help Sarah Claire Thackerberry, the main technical officer from the tax guide for students and Chris Eccles from Employment for Students