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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money.

It's no laughing matter.

The UK government does not expect to be exempted from US tariffs as a trade deal won't be reached before tomorrow's deadline. We'll hear what that means for the car industry. That's

this so-called Liberation Day, as Donald Trump's calling it, in the US approaches. We'll get into

the detail of what that really means. It is the 1st of April. That does mean bills for millions across the UK will be

going up. We'll speak to the boss of an energy company. Get some practical tips as well from an expert

on how you can manage the changes that are taking place. And you might already know this. It's sold

out in one supermarket chain in just one day. I finally got my hands on the

viral Dubai chocolate bar. What is it? I'll speak to a chocolate here in Devon, who can't make

Dubai chocolate quickly enough. Wake Up to Money with Sean Farrington. Good morning to you. Welcome.

It is Wake Up to Money on this Tuesday morning.

The 1st of April, it's just after 5 o'clock. We're poised. We're trying to make sure we don't start telling you news that's in the papers this morning.

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