Bank of England Governor is reported to be preparing for a 30% fall in house prices in the event of a 'hard Brexit'. I'm joined by Ruben from PricedOut to discuss what he really said and what the implications might be IF prices were to crash.

Research from Savills suggests that house prices will rise across the country over the coming years and that the north may see greater house price inflation than the south. I explain the challenges of these kind of predictions to Winifred Robinson on You and Yours.

Could people who used the Governments Help to Buy scheme be facing negative equity? I'm joined by David O'Leary from the Home builders Federation to discuss this and other aspects of the scheme.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is reported to have told Cabinet that house prices might fall by 35% in the event of "a had Brexit". I've spent the day explaining to radio stations that this was not a prediction or forecast but rather the bank stress-testing in the event that this were to happen. They did similar modelling in November last year. 

I'm chatting here to Rachel Berden and Nicky Campbell and in due course to Sean Farrington.

This link helps clarify what has happened. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45516678

An early morning chat with Vanessa Feltz about Daily Mail headlines - is this peak property in the Capital? Could the market crash?

Peterborough & Exeter cathedrals are just two examples of the 42 cathedrals in this country that are reported to be in dire financial straites so the General Synod are considering passing a law to prevent courts from forcing the sale of these great buildings in the event that of bankruptcy. 

Can we commercialise these churches? I debate with the charming Richard Fitzwilliams to explore the pro's and con's.

Having been to Belfast and to Edinburgh You & Yours sent Mike Young to London to take the temperature of the Capital's housing market. He spoke again to Marco Nardi whom he spoke to last year and who at the time was trying to sell his home in Kensington. He paid £3.95m for it in 2013, launched it first in Feb 2017 asking £4.85m but what did it eventually sell for?

Also, Sinead Fox is selling her home in Dollis Hill. How has she faired and will her husband now realise just how much they have spent on it since they bought it five years ago?

Buy-to-let lending is down but is this unexpected and should we worry? Shari Vahl asks the questions but due to a rather busy news day I am cut off in my prime!

Savills research for BBC News suggests that people are moving less often than they used to and LBC's Shelagh Fogarty wanted to know why.

As the Chancellor stands up to deliver his Budget I debate with Sam Bowman from The Adam Smith Institute the merits of changing or even scrapping Stamp Duty.