On today’s episode, Ian King discusses the Bank of England’s interest rate decision and what that means for families across the UK.
He’s also joined by the chief executive of Trivago, Axel Hefer, who speaks about the optimism around international travel.
And the price of milk is on the rise as a result of higher supply chain costs and the conflict in Ukraine.
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