We need to talk about Friday

Sean finds out how businesses selling darts are benefiting from Luke Littler's success.

Will Bain finds out what US regulators make of Boeing's turnaround plan. Plus, what's going on at Morecambe FC?

Will Bain hears how Royal Mail has a takeover bid accepted from a Czech billionaire. Elsewhere, BHP's takeover bid for mining rival Anglo American collapses and the Evening Standard transitions to a weekly paper.

Sean Farrington takes a look into the world of apprenticeships. Plus, as global shipping costs surge again, how are businesses being impacted?

Sean Farrington hears how businesses are preparing for the EU's new border IT system. Plus, how much are football fans willing to pay for season tickets?

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The US Department of Justice launches action to break up concert promotor Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster. Felicity Hannah has the latest.Meanwhile, in the UK, the Competition and Markets Authority announces that it is escalating a probe into vet fees and the theme park sector gears up for the bank holiday.

Will Bain hears what local businesses want to hear from the next government as the general election is confirmed to go ahead in six weeks' time.

Sean Farrington looks at how a shrimp all-you-can-eat deal can cost a company $11 million. Plus water companies in the UK want to increase bills by up to 91%.

Sean Farrington takes a bite out of the 'Mega Marshmallow' tax case, as HMRC appeal the VAT decision. And the government announces plans to safeguard the UK's microchips strategy.