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Mark Earls is a leading expert in marketing and consumer behaviour and quashes the stigma around copying, by showing that it can help us to rethink how we go about solving problems. His newest book, Copy, Copy, Copy provides over 50 strategies that can be used to copy, borrow or steal as the basis for better ideas, faster.

Paul is CEO of Amati Global Investors http://www.amatiglobal.com/

With HSBC set to cut thousands of jobs in the UK, Georgie discusses that and the other money stories making the headlines with Gina Miller of SCM Direct and the Money She website including the effect of bankers' bonuses and wearables at work: the new frontier of employer surveillance.

Gadgets and Gizmos with Share Radio's technology editor Steve Caplin.

Marc Shoffman and Rita Lobo discuss the right to die with, Alistair Thompson from Care Not Killing and Jonathan Romain from Dignity in Dying.

This week Rita Lobo discusses the South Sea Company, how it came about and what eventually led it to ruin. Joining Rita in talking about this is Dr. Helen Paul, a lecturer in Economics and Economic History from the University of Southampton.

The living wage has been a political hot topic recently and Nick has decided to find out more about if this is feasible and more importantly, what a national living wage could do to help the country. To discuss this issue with nick is Emma Kosmin, Program Manager from the Living Wage Foundation.

Nick Peters talks to Julie McCarthy, Head of Policy, Research and Communications at Working Families, about employers allowing more flexibility to their employers during work and whether this is a good thing.

Today Nick is finding out about business innovation, specifically within big businesses. He is joined by Dan Taylor, managing director at Market Gravity's North American branch and author of "The Secrets of Big Business Innovation".

Steve Baker and Daniel Kawczynski, discuss the Conservatives for Britain group, which aims to help the Conservatives with the EU renegotiation.