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Borrowing costs for the UK government are up.

Jaguar Land Rover is the latest company to be hit by a cyber attack.

And news overnight that Google's parent company won't be forced by US authorities to sell its Chrome browser.

And we'll be taking a look at the growing trend of competitive exercise in one of our reporters has put herself to the test.

Wake up to Money with Sean Farrington.

Good morning. It is Wake Up to Money on this Wednesday morning, the 3rd of September. It's not far off 20 to 6.

Thank you for being with us this morning. Lots to discuss, including the cost of borrowing for the UK government.

You may notice a fair few headlines around at the moment.

And as we've had a bit of a reshuffle in the team at the top of government around the Prime Minister and the Chancellor, their advisors, those working closest with them.

As we discussed on Wake Up to Money yesterday, many looking to the budget in a few months' time in the middle of autumn where, or towards the end of autumn, it looks set

to be, perhaps, where we will find out about those tax decisions, the spending decisions,

the borrowing decisions as well. And so investors right around the world make a judgment on the

UK, not just on those things. There's other things to take into account as well about how much it

should charge the UK government to borrow money because we do pretty much every year need to

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