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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Welcome to Wake Up to Money. It's Friday. So our panel are ready to look back on another big week for the economy, just days out from the budget now.

And they'll be there to digest more technology stock jitters,

because we've seen those again overnight in the US.

We'll be talking about that very shortly.

Also on the program today, after scathing criticism from the official inquiry into government responses to the COVID pandemic,

we hear from a business impacted by lockdowns on what they make of the findings.

And the ashes are underway in Perth. We'll explain

while that's not necessarily universally good news as we bring you updates throughout the program

here on Wake Up to Money. Wake Up to Money with Will Bain. Yeah, morning. Welcome to Wake Up to Money

on Friday the 21st of November. Just gone 5 o'clock in the morning. We're with you this morning. Great to have your company. Yeah, what are we now? Five days out from the budget. You heard Nagar trailing the coverage with Matt Chorley there. Of course, we're going to kick all of it off on Wake Up to Money on that morning. Sean will be primed and ready. Big plans ahead for that.

We still want your questions on the budget for those programs into next week as well. So do keep

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