Summary
Sean Farrington hears from the CEO of Pret a Manger amidst rising cost pressures. Meanwhile, Asian economies are on the front line of the energy crisis, and there's the next instalment of Wake Up To Money's election interviews, this time with Plaid Cymru.
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| 0:44.8 | So the closure of the Strait of Hummus is already having a huge impact across Asia, |
| 0:50.7 | causing energy shortages, raw material shortages. We're going to have a look at how intensely |
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