A very warm welcome. You're listening to Share Radio. I'm Georgie Frost here with you every week, day from 9 until 1 on digital online and through the Share Radio mobile app, making the pound in your pocket go a little bit further.

The team from This is Money, the award-winning finance website, are back in

the studio with me for our weekly catch-up, talking through the stories they've been tackling

this week. And today I'm joined by editor Simon Lambert and journalist Rachel Rickard Strauss.

And on the agenda today, forget mice or even mega-moths. There's a new nocturnal pest

entering your homes. Cold callers. Unwanted marketing calls

waking us up in the middle of the night are on the rise. It's not only annoying, it's

illegal. Time to hit back. We'll tell you how. Weather spoons has warned the national living wage

could push some troubled pubs over the edge. Next, and cost to coffee owner Whitbread, also

warning prices will have to go up.

Some unintended consequences from the living wage, many more younger people going into lower

paid occupations and not getting the skills to develop into higher earning jobs.

Also find out which banks you voted best current account provider again and the worst

again. It comes as banks

are falling over themselves to get you to switch to them. What are the best deals out there?

Also it could save us thousands of pounds, but why are we still stubbornly using the much

moaned about High Street estate agents rather than heading online?

We do the whole hand holding bit all the way from point

of inquiry all the way through to completion exactly the same as a traditional agent. A new five pence

tax for plastic bags comes in from next month. Season Cs of course do apply bananas, razor blades

and live fish are exempt. And it's time to indulge in a spot of car envy. Rolls-Royce reckon they've

made the sexiest model ever, owned by Germany, inspired by Italy, but importantly, made in Britain.

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