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Wake Up to Money from BBC Five Live.

Hello, welcome to wake up to money.

Ukraine, ceasefire.

Just agreed to a little while ago.

Now we have to go to Russia and hopefully President Putin will agree to that also.

So I is looking towards Moscow now after Ukraine said it's ready to accept a 30-day ceasefire. We'll get reaction from a former Ukrainian economy minister on that.

In the last few moments, we've had reaction from the UK government,

from those in charge across the European Union, after tariffs have come into effect on all US steel imports, so including those from the United Kingdom. But back and forth on more

tariffs for Canada. Here, American stock market's hard again. We'll have a look at the fallout of that and where

the UK goes next if tariffs are hitting us here. And 100,000 seats, 2 billion pounds,

a public plaza, twice the size of Trafalgar Square. We're going to find out how Manchester

United will go about making its vision

just over the water from us here in Salford for a new stadium, a reality.

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