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Wake Up To Money

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4.1 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2026

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Will Bain looks at how the US–Israel conflict with Iran is affecting people at home. He examines the latest movements in the energy markets and assesses what rising fuel prices mean for hauliers. We also hear from a media analyst on the reaction to the UK version of Saturday Night Live.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:07.0	An early start here. It's time to kick off.
0:10.0	Your day. Morning!
0:11.9	What a line-up.
0:13.3	Oh, thanks very much. We do get some great guests on the show.
0:16.1	The crowd is loving this.
0:18.3	Thanks, guys. Thank you. Too kind.
0:20.2	From morning chaos to match day commentary.
0:23.6	And everything in between.
0:25.0	BBC sounds packed with personality.
0:29.6	Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.
0:32.9	Hello morning.
0:33.9	Welcome to Wake Up to Money.
0:35.0	With oil prices rising again this morning,
0:37.1	the Prime Minister
0:37.7	is set to hold an emergency meeting of the government's COBRA committee to discuss the economic
0:42.7	impact of the Iran crisis. We will have the very latest. And with that disruption to the oil market,
0:48.2	fueling pain at four courts as well, we'll speak to a transport boss about how businesses like his
0:53.6	are trying to cope with the situation. And also in the news, in a world, of course, where many of us might be looking for a bit of lightheartedness. We'll take a look at whether that was brought by the launch of the UK version of a hit American sketch comedy show. Wake Up to Money with Will Bain. Yeah, morning. Welcome to wake up to money on Monday, the 23rd of March,
1:13.2	just on 5 o'clock in the morning. We're with you this morning. Great to have your company on what's going to be
1:17.1	another busy start to the week, because already movements in the conflict in the Middle East this morning
1:24.3	into its fourth week now, of course, with no sign of hostilities ending anytime soon.
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