Ian speaks to Ryanair’s chief financial officer about a surge in profits after a strong Easter.
Plus, we discuss artificial intelligence and how among the many activities tipped to be disrupted by AI, is foreign language learning.
And producers of single malt Welsh whisky have received a huge boost with news that the product is to receive Protected Geographical Indication status, the post-Brexit scheme brought in to replace the EU’s protected designation of origin labelling.
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