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There are just a handful of votes in it.

Quite literally, the Runcorn by-election is back to a recount.

We'll bring you the latest from that

and, of course, from the local elections in just a moment. Then it's been another week dominated by

this man. Everything's going to be just fine. President Donald Trump marked the passing of the first

100 days of his second term by defending his trade policy. We'll hear what Amazon and Apple have

both said overnight. In the last few minutes, the US has tightened trade further closing an

important tax loophole, an import tax loophole on low value imports. We'll ask what that means

for big brands like Timu and Sheehan. And after a long week at work, some advice many of us might need to hear.

Do a job that you love doing. If you're in a job which is 9-05 and you're bored to tears,

for God's sake, change your job. That is John, who's 93 years old and still working with no

plans to retire. We'll hear more from him later in the show.

Very good morning to retire. We'll hear more from him later in the show. Wake up to Money with Felicity Hannah. Very good morning to you. Welcome to Wake Up to Money on Friday the 2nd of May. It's four minutes past five. My job is always a privilege, but that interview

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