Wake Up to Money BBC Radio 5 live

After hints from the Bank of England Governor that a faster interest rate rise could be on the cards, Felicity Hannah talks to the CEO of Coventry Building Society about what it means for mortgages. We find out what broadband customers can expect as BT staff vote for their first strike in 35 years. And is the four day week working? Felicity catches up with a company who have tried out the scheme about whether they will be making it permanent.

Sean Farrington gets the latest on the row between Tesco and Heinz over product prices and an exclusive on Russian revenge cyber attacks after companies pull out of the country.

Sean Farrington hears the business case for a new independence referendum in Scotland plus does the UK have a skills shortage, holding companies here back?

Sean Farrington hears from businesses affected by the strike of postal workers, plus to mark Pride Day he asks how far has the world of business come in accepting LGBTQ+ people?

Felicity Hannah hears from the Criminal Bar Association about why they are going on strike. Plus the businesses looking forward to the start of Wimbledon.

Felicity brings you the latest from the by-election counts in Wakefield and Tiverton. What will the result mean for Boris Johnson and his government? She also asks how listeners have managed during this week's rail strikes. And as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone celebrates 25 years in print, Felicity chats to the publisher that made it happen.