Ian King assesses the latest inflation figures with Santander UK’s chief economist Victoria Clarke and gets an update on the latest rail strike situation.
The City of London’s Chris Hayward discusses a vision to transform the financial district to include more festivals, music and art, while Sift’s Tonia Luykx talks about online scammers who are using “content fraud” to swindle customers on seemingly trustworthy sites.
Among the other guests, founder of glamping company The Pop Up Hotel Mark Sorrill talks about the return of Glastonbury.
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