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Wake Up to Money

BBC

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4.4 • 754 Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

And as brewer and bar owner Brewdog announce the closure of ten bars, Sean Farrington hears from a drinks industry analyst how the craft beer scene might be losing its fizz. Also, the cost of UK government borrowing is up. We find out what this means for the Chancellor's spending plans and what this might mean for taxpayers in the months to come.

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0:35.9	Wake Up to Money from BBC Five Live. Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.
0:39.2	Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money.
0:41.2	The US and Japan have agreed a trade deal just a week before Donald Trump's big
0:45.9	tariff's deadline.
0:47.2	Details still emerging.
0:48.3	We'll tell you what we know so far.
0:50.5	Elsewhere, British craft beer giant Brew Dog announces it's going to be closing 10 bars,
0:55.5	including its hometown flagship bar in Aberdeen and...
0:59.9	Doggible spills it!
1:01.5	And you're going to!
1:07.2	That will do for England.
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