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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live. Hello morning. Welcome to Wake Up to Money. It's the week

we've trailed for some time now, two more sleeps until Rachel Reeves's autumn budget,

with some policy starting to form. We'll discuss what could be in it and answer your questions leading

up to it. Also today, the COVID inquiry continues with a look at the financial action taken by the

government to try and protect the economy. We'll find out what we could expect from evidence given,

including that by the then-Chancellor Rishi Suna. And with a record number of England

cricket fans heading to Australia to watch the ashes, or they hope so if it can last more than two days, we speak to one of the businesses responsible for getting them there. Wake Up to Money with Will Bain. Hello, morning, welcome to Wake Up to Money on Monday the 24th of November. We're with you this morning. I hope you enjoyed Big Boss interview. We've got the usual fare in a slightly truncated form for the rest of wake up to money this morning. So as always, we've got a panel of guests with us to look through those big stories and of course the budget dominating what a couple of days out now as well. Jane Foley is back with us. Jane's the head of FX Strategy at the Bank. Rabobank. Jane, morning. Great to

have you back on the program. Nice to be here. Thank you for having me. I can't stop.

It can't move, sorry, for budget coverage in the newspapers this morning. And every single

newspaper seems to have a different policy that they think may or may not be happening.

The Express, for example, here, pension is to lose £800 a year in Reeves' budget, they say. Labour's budget warning,

months of leaks of flatline. The economy says the Metro. If we drop down a little bit further here,

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