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Felicity Hannah talks to food exporters looking to new markets as exports to Europe fall, and footballers protest over sponsors products in press conferences.

The government's announced it's extending a ban on commercial evictions which was due to finish at the end of the month. It means landlords won't be allowed evict businesses from their premises for not paying rent until next March. Sean hears from a landlord who says his industry is in shock. But businesses say it's desperately needed help.

And Sean looks into what's driving the rise in the cost of living. The latest figures show inflation's risen to a two year high.

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Before Covid, Craig Meikle's soft play centre was debt free. He tells Sean how he's now racked up a quarter of a million pounds of debt just to stay afloat.

Sean talks to Rania Robinson, boss of the Quiet Storm ad agency about bringing under represented people into the ad business and about why some companies seem to find it so hard to put women in their boardrooms.

Plus a beef farmer on the Australia trade deal and the CMA's investigation into Google and Apple's dominance explained.

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Joe Foster, founder of Reebok talks with Sean Farrington and Reggie Nelson about creating one of the world's biggest brands. From the origins of a family business to breaking America and making trainers a must-have fashion item.

With cases of the Delta variant rising by 64% a week, the PM says the June 21st relaxing of restrictions must be delayed so more of us can be vaccinated. Sean talks to people who rely on the nightlife sector for a living, who've not been able to trade since early last year.

Is an Aussie trade deal imminent? A cheesemaker who sends her wares Down Under is waiting to find out whether she'll benefit.

And why some Euro 2020 football merchandise is definitely not coming home, as global shipping problems continue to bite.

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Sean takes a virtual tour of Doncaster to find out what businesses there make of the fact that we'll have to wait a few more weeks for restrictions to be eased.
And survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster are angry that so many people are still living in unsafe flats, four years on from the tragedy.
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