One Out, All Stout

Wake Up to Money

BBC

Business

4.4 • 754 Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2024

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

As supplies of the Irish favourite run low, makers of less well-known stouts are having their moment. Plus, we hear how storm damage at Holyhead Port is hitting Irish Sea trade.

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0:00.0	The Traitors is back and so is that mysterious cloaked figure with the familiar fringe.
0:06.7	Yeah, it's me.
0:07.9	And when you've watched Claudia in the castle, join me, Ed Gamble, for the official visualised companion podcast.
0:13.7	And remember, I'll be listening.
0:15.9	Okay?
0:16.7	No, seriously, I love it.
0:18.5	What a faithful.
0:19.7	We'll unpack betrayals and spill scandalous secrets with celeb guests, traitors legends, and murdered and banished players.
0:27.1	The traitors uncloked.
0:28.4	Watch on EyePlayer, listen for more on BBC Sounds.
0:33.1	BBC Sounds, music, radio, podcasts.
0:37.5	Wake up to Money from BBC 5 Live.
0:40.7	Hello, hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money.
0:43.4	One of Britain's busiest ports will remain closed until well into the new year.
0:48.9	What could it mean for Christmas deliveries?
0:50.8	People making the journey between Hollyhead and Dublin.
0:55.3	And back, the final statements were read out yesterday in the Horizon IT Inquiry.
1:00.4	We're going to speak to a former sub-postmaster about that experience.
1:04.9	And the Guinness shortage we're hearing yesterday about what some bars and restaurants were plotting,
1:12.6	planning to find an alternative ahead of the busy Christmas period.
1:15.3	Wake Up to Money with Sean Farrington.
1:18.2	Very good morning to you. Welcome. It is Wake Up to Money on BBC 5 live. Thank you for being
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