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If you need help on money matters, you're not alone.

In the Martin Lewis podcast, I'll give you tips to keep more cash in your pocket

and answer your important questions.

Now that we're starting from scratch, what is the best way for us to move forward?

To help your everyday finances just add up, let's see what we can do.

The Martin Lewis podcast, listen on BBC Sounds.

Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello, welcome. It is Wake Up to Money.

Oil price is a little bit lower this morning. Donald Trump has announced the end of his project freedom. That US led effort to escort vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz, less than two days after it began. Are there signs, a deal is on the way between the US and Iran.

We've got ministers from the G7 group of major economies holding talks in Paris a little bit later, looking at the world's relationship trade-wise with China.

We'll have the latest from the trial that's putting two of the biggest names in tech against one another as Elon Musk sues Open AI and its co-founder Sam Altman, borrowing costs

for the UK government at levels we've not seen for decades. And when it comes to headphones,

are you team wired or wireless? Wireless. I just think it's so much easier, but I have noticed a lot of people wearing the wired ones recently.

I think they've really come back into fashion.

With sales of wired headphones on the rise in the first few months of the year,

we'll hear from one of the team that's designed Apple's iconic white headphones back in the early noughties.

Wake Up to Money with Sean Farrington. Good morning. Wake up to money with Sean Farrington.

Good morning. Wake up to money on BBC 5 Live on this Wednesday morning, the 6th of May.

It's just after 5 o'clock. Lots for us to chew over this morning, whether it's holiday

chat. What is going on with your flights that are coming up in the next few days or weeks for another sun this morning?

Come cry with me.

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