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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.

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Many thousands of commuters face travel disruption and a return to remote working today, with city centres expected to be emptier, after tens of thousands of RMT union members went on strike. Meanwhile the global CEO of media giant Paramount joins the programme to talk about why its joining the streaming wars.

There was no last-minute breakthrough between unions and industry bosses, meaning commuters and businesses will face a week of travel chaos from tonight. Meanwhile the Government has announced the changes it wants to see to the Buy Now, Pay Later sector.

Felicity Hannah examines new BBC research into the cost of living crisis hearing from consumers, businesses and listeners changing their spending habits.