Ian King analyses the latest situation around rail strikes across the UK, hearing from the general secretary of the RMT union, Mick Lynch.

Uber Eats’s Senior Director and General Manager, Matthew Price, talks about an increase in restaurants joining the platform since before COVID, while Chris Patnoe, Accessibility and Disability Inclusion Leader at Google, talks about the company’s first dedicated accessibility R&D centre in the UK.

America’s third largest pizza chain, Little Caesars, has announced plans to launch in the UK and its Chief Development Officer Jeremy Vitaro joins Ian to discuss the expansion, and cloud software firm WANdisco’s chief executive and founder David Richards explains why his company’s switched to a permanent four-day working week.

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