Ian King and Sky’s business correspondent Paul Kelso discuss BMW’s plan to build its next-generation electric Mini in Oxford.
As a rescue deal to buy some Wilko stores collapses, Ian speaks to Julie Palmer, regional managing partner at the corporate rescue and recovery practice Begbies Traynor Group, about what this means for employees.
And Space NK’s chief executive Andy Lightfoot joins Ian to talk about the company’s performance and plans.
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