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Ed Bowsher

The Big Call: Where next for technology?

Ed Bowsher
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The Big Call

The Big Call: Where next for technology?
The technology sector has had a serious wobble in the last fortnight. Ed Bowsher asks what’s next for this part of the market and whether now is a good time to invest. He speaks to Howie Li of Legal & General Investment Management and Hector McNeill of HAN ETF.
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Howie Li, Hector McNeill

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Adam Cox

Modern Mindset: Addicted to Speaking

Adam Cox
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Modern Mindset

Modern Mindset: Addicted to Speaking
Adam talks to Mark Stephen Pooler a professional public speaker and coach who became a drug addict in his teenage years as a result of bullying throughout his childhood. Mark shares how a near death experience when he was clinically dead for a few minutes became the wake up call he needed to pursue a life on stage in the industry of professional speaking. Mark shares how people can fight through nerves and find their voice and why public speaking is an important skill for people from all backgrounds.
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Mark Stephen Pooler

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Kate Andrews

IEA: Housing Addressed

Kate Andrews
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IEA show

IEA: Housing Addressed
How can we solve the housing crisis? Why is there such a massive supply-side problem? What is the greenbelt, and how come it's not all as green as you might think? FREER Director Rebecca Lowe and FREER Co-Chairs Lee Rowley MP and Luke Graham MP are joined by Simon Clarke MP to discuss Simon's recent FREER paper, 'Housing Addressed', which includes innovative proposals that could free up land for 1.5 million new homes across England, while also ensuring better protections for the environment.
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Rebecca Lowe, Lee Rowley, Luke Graham, Simon Clarke

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Sue Dougan

Track Record: Alistair Gilfillan

Sue Dougan
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Track Record

Track Record: Alistair Gilfillan
Alistair Gilfillan has recently been awarded the title ‘UK Young Banker Of The Year’, thanks to his innovative ideas around community banking. He works in market risk reporting for Lloyds Banking Group, having joined under the company’s graduate trainee scheme. He’s worked in youth work, guided by his strong Christian faith; he’s also had time in recruitment and almost became a K-Pop composer - something he may well have pursued had it not been for other commitments at the time! Some of his musical works have been published and that remains one of his big hobbies. He’s also a self-confessed numbers geek!
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Alistair Gilfillan

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Georgie Frost

This is Money: Pre-Budget Special

Georgie Frost
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This is Money

This is Money: Pre-Budget Special
We have a pre-budget special. What COULD be in that little red box? What SHOULD be...and what should definitely stay out? For the Tory party, why is this budget in particular so important, how rude is the economy looking ahead of Brexit and how big is the threat from Labour? And - Lord Sugar’s threatening to leave the country if Jeremy Corbyn comes to power. Should we be worried too?
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Simon Lambert

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Georgie Frost

Prop Cast: Potential Pitfalls

Georgie Frost
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Prop Cast

Prop Cast: Potential Pitfalls
This is the second of a two part guide for first time buyers. In this episode, Russell and Paula walk you through the buying process, including helping you navigate the potential pitfalls.
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Ed Bowsher

The Business of Film: First Man, Small Foot, and Bad Times at The El Royale

Ed Bowsher
The Business of Film: First Man, Small Foot, and Bad Times at The El Royale
James Cameron-Wilson is keen on three new films this week: 'First Man', a biopic of Neil Armstrong; 'Small Foot', an animated kids film; and 'Bad Times at the El Royale', a thriller set in a seedy Nevada hotel. James also highlights his 'DVD of the week': 'Il Postino', an arthouse hit from the 90s.
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James Cameron Wilson

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Ed Bowsher

The Week That Was And The Week Ahead: Unilever and the banks

Ed Bowsher
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The Week That Was

The Week That Was And The Week Ahead: Unilever and the banks
Graham Spooner, investment research analyst at The Share Centre, looks at the latest results from Unilever and tobacco giant, British American Tobacco. Looking ahead, Graham discusses upcoming results from three of the biggest banks: RBS, Barclays and Lloyds.
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Graham Spooner

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Ed Bowsher

Gadgets and Gizmos: New robot vacuum that can empty itself

Ed Bowsher
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Gadgets and Gizmos

Gadgets and Gizmos: New robot vacuum that can empty itself
Our technology expert, Steve Caplin, is excited by Amazon's new version of the Kindle which is waterproof for an hour and can store 4000 books. He also looks at new robot vacuums which can empty themselves.
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Steve Caplin

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Simon Rose

Book Review: Shares Made Simple by Rodney Hobson

Simon Rose
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Book Review

Book Review: Shares Made Simple by Rodney Hobson
For those contemplating investing in the stock market or who want to increase their knowledge, Rodney Hobson's primer Shares Made Simple is out in a heavily-revised third edition. Talking to Simon Rose, Rodney explains why cash is actually riskier than the stock market over the long term. He emphasises the importance of dividends, points out that stock market investing has never been simpler than it is now and explains why he prefers investing directly rather than through funds.
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Rodney Hobson

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