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Right, you feeling ready? I'm feeling ready.

I'm Amal Rajin. Join me on my new podcast for in-depth conversations with pioneers and

innovators, talking about the trends and ideas that could help shape and change our future.

We are going to be digital citizens of this AI world, whether we like it or not.

From declining birth rates to disinformation online, can they solve the world's biggest challenges?

What I would love to do is go to the transfer and say radically cut the taxes of those with children.

Radical with me, Amol Rajan.

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Wake Up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello, welcome. It is Wake Up to Money.

The Chancellor says the government will work tirelessly to recover money from a firm

linked to the pier, Baroness Mohn, after the High Court found it's in breach of its contract with the Department of Health making the front pages every single newspaper this morning.

We'll have much more on that very shortly. Elsewhere, the government wants to double the number of workers in Britain's energy industry by 2030.

Is that even possible? We'll speak to one boss in that sector and how much does a good cup run do you?

Particularly around Europe. Nottingham Forest in the Europa League for the first time in 30 years.

I'm going to speak to one pub boss telling us how his establishment is expecting to reap the benefits of the excitement.

Wake up to Money with Sean Farrington.

Good morning to you. Wake up to Money on BBC 5 Live on this Thursday morning, the 2nd of October.

It is just after 5 o'clock.

Locks for us to get into today.

I don't know if you thought you might have been in the race to become the world's first half trillionaire,

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