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podcasts. Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live. Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money. There was no

red briefcase. It was definitely not a budget. And there was a bit of a mix of good

and bad news. Yes, the Chancellor has delivered her spring statement detailing the state of the country's

finances. Now our task is to secure Britain's future in a world that is changing before our eyes.

There was talk of growth forecasts, self-imposed financial rules.

It all might feel pretty distant from you and your life,

but it has a direct impact on your job, on your money,

and we will unpack all of that with our expert panel in just a moment.

But overnight there's been yet more tariff news,

and could that blow a hole in all those careful fiscal plans?

We will talk about the US President promising 25% tariffs on all vehicles not built in the US.

Plus, and I love this, we'll find out why businesses in North Yorkshire are asking people to take the weight off their feet and take a seat.

Wake up to Money with Felicity Hannah. Barry, good morning to you. Welcome to Wake Up to Money. Welcome

to Thursday. It's the 27th of March. It's four minutes past five. I kind of feel like this is my fault.

So when I went to bed last night, I thought to myself, for the

first time, in a long time, the entire show today will be all about the UK. We'll talk about the

spring statement. We'll talk about the Chancellor's plans. We won't be talking about what's

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