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Wake up to money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello morning, welcome to wake up to money. What is holding house building back? The government

has this pledge to build one and a half million new homes in England by the end of the decade,

but there's concerns the target will be missed. We'll be hearing from one firm on some of the reasons why shortly. Also today, we'll take a look at why cocoa prices

have come crashing down from their all-time highs in 2024 and what it means for the price of

chocolate. And the lunar new year is upon us, and in Chinese culture, we enter the year of the

firehorse. This is probably the busiest time of the year.

We do have like three more times the customer coming into the shop. Yeah, we will be finding out what those

celebrations mean for businesses around the UK. Wake up to Money with Will Bain. Morning, welcome to

wake up to money on Tuesday, the 17th of February.

Just gone at 5 o'clock in the morning. We're with you this morning. Great to have your company, as always, first thing. Yes, we've got more UK data out later on this morning as well, the beginning of the next kind of months run, but it's being so closely watched at the moment, isn't it? Not just by the Bank of England for what's going on with interest rates, but actually at a wider level. The data we're going to get today is about hiring jobs,

unemployment, wages. So it gives us a pretty good snapshot of what's going on right across the economy

and whether some of those changes that we've talked about a lot in policy are having an impact

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