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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Good morning and welcome to Wake Up to Money.

It's Monday the 24th of February.

It's just after 5 o'clock.

I'm Leanna Byrne.

So 3.0s to go today. The world watched as sirens blared across UK. Crane, this marked the start of Russia's full-scale invasion.

But how do you run a business in the middle of a war? We'll hear from a fashion designer

in Kiev about the challenges and resilience of working through conflict and also this morning.

We want to get that balance right. I do want

to create a more of a culture in the UK of retail investing like what you have in the United States.

Cash Eye says millions of us use them, but could they be on their way out? We'll get into what's next

for tax-free savings. And imagine booking a table at your favourite restaurant, only be told there's a minimum spend.

Some food spots in London are bringing in new rules to keep out bots and influencers, but will they drive away diners too?

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