China Strikes Back

Royal Mail workers receive an offer for their shares. Sean Farrington has the latest. Elsewhere, Port Talbot job losses could cost the local economy millions and the country starts gearing up for Glastonbury.

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A panel of businesses and experts join Sean Farrington to discuss election tax priorities. Elsewhere, Manchester Airport tries to turn things around after a turbulent weekend and we hear from a social media start-up that has just been subject to a US buyout.

Chinese car manufacturers have called on the government to implement retaliatory tariffs on European cars. Will Bain also looks back at the business news from the past week.

A report finds that fossil fuel usage is at its highest level ever. Will Bain has more. Elsewhere, the Bank of England makes its interest rate decision and TVs are getting bigger and cheaper.

Ahead of inflation rates coming out later today, Sean Farrington hears from an economist and a business owner on if inflation is returning 'back to normal'.

Sean Farrington is live in Edinburgh, Scotland as he hears from the hospitality industry about what they want to see from the next government in power.

Felicity will be speaking to our expert panel on all things trade as the election campaign continues. We delve into what deals the parties are planning ahead of July 4th.

Will Bain delves into the economic detail of the various manifestos, and hears about vintage football shirts as we kick off for Euro 2024.

Will Bain has the latest as the US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady. Plus, we'll find out what sort of boost Euro 2024 could give the travel industry.