Jaguar Land Rover: the race to restart

Wake Up To Money

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4.1 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2025

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Felicity Hannah looks at how JLR is preparing to restart car production after a disruptive cyber incident.

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0:40.2	Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money, Jaguar Land Rover, gets back into gear with productions
0:44.6	starting up again this week.
0:46.4	Its suppliers will be relieved.
0:48.6	You start a bit of the time.
0:50.5	That's great news.
0:52.5	But it will take a while.
0:55.2	That's one industry insider's point of view.
0:57.3	We're going to ask if the supply chain is ready to put its foot on the gas.
1:00.9	Then last week it was Labour in Liverpool.
1:03.4	This week it's the Tories in Manchester.
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