Ian King speaks to the boss of HS2 as the biggest tunnelling machine used on the British rail network starts work.

He also speaks to former City minister Lord Myners as David Cameron faces questions from MPs about his lobbying efforts.

He’ll have more on the story of Premier League clubs agreeing to renewing a deal for broadcasting rights to show matches for the next three years.

Elsewhere – ahead of the next big easing of lockdown in England, Ian chats to a boss at Hilton Hotels as holidays can take place again.

And as well as holidays, we will be able to go indoors at a pub – so Ian speaks to the founder of a brewery, while the President of Ford in Europe talks to Ian about electric cars.

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