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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money.

Coming up, would you support private investment to build better rail links?

We're taking a look at the week's biggest stories, everything from NHS funding to the winter fuel payment cut, and the first ever commercial spacewalk.

We will be looking at the future of space tourism. So would you take a flight into space?

Wake up to Money with Felicity Hannah. Very good morning to you. Welcome to Wake Up to Money on Friday the 13th of September. Lucky for you. We've got a packed show ahead. We've got some fantastic guests to talk to. But I want to talk to you. There's a big

story making all the front pages this morning. The news that a ban on junk food adverts being

shown on telly before 9 o'clock in the evening is going to happen. It's going to come into

force on the 1st of October next year. The government's confirmed that now. And it's

playing differently across the different papers. So the Times

has got junk food adverts banned before 9pm to take weight off NHS. I don't think they're

punning there, but that's what it says. And then the Daily Mail has got a big splash, Nanny Starmer's

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