A week on drivetime, hidden away in the south on BBC Radio Solent. Still a few glitches as I get used to the ViLOR desk.
In this scintillating episode, the family struggling after the murder of Lucy McHugh, how Labour might support a people’s vote, John McDonnell on shares ownership for workers and the memorial service for one of the last female World War II pilots.
Can you take that much excitement in three hours?
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China’s manufacturing crumbles, central banks ready to step in
The worst PMIs on record for China and central banks likely to coordinate rate cuts this month. NAB’s Tapas Strickland on the latest market responses to COVID-19 news.
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Did NBN Co really listen on Layer 3?
There’s no doubt that NBN Co has a big job on its hands and some fundamental decisions need to be made quickly. The question is, are they being made too quickly? In this week’s Twisted Wire we look at whether, in the rush to reach conclusions, the NBN Co’s own consultation process has not been as inclusive as it should be.
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China cuts tariffs, Aussie retail pushes rate cuts back
Markets respond positively to tariff cuts from China. NAB’s Tapa Strickland says strong earnings and positive economic data from the US has added to the optimism, Coronavirus aside.
