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Welcome to Money Talks.

Coming up on the programme. could we see UK interest rates rise above 0.5% this week?

As Greece prepares to exit its bailout, what are the lessons to be learned?

Over 20% of people are unemployed.

Over 40% of young people are out of work

and wages are being slashed if you happen to be lucky enough to have a job.

And why executives should consider closing the door on open

plan offices.

You are just a disposable cog in the machine and you don't even know when you come in whether

you're going to get a desk or not.

First, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee is meeting on Thursday, and it's

expected to raise interest rates. Callum, Williams, is our Britain economics

correspondent.

Callum, there's a lot of talk about them raising rates.

This really looks like it might be on the cards for the first time since November this is,

and that's only the second time since the crisis hit.

Exactly. In a way, it's the first kind of real time since the crisis because what happened in November 2017

was the Bank of England reversed the cut that they had implemented after the Brexit referendum

when they thought the economy was going to go off a cliff.

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