Gumtree is launching the ‘Etiquette of Buying and Selling Online’ guide to help us manage our awkwardness and steer us into becoming experts when buying and selling online.

Whether you are selling your old car or purchasing something for your new home, Gumtree want to help boost your confidence and enable you to buy and sell successfully on online marketplaces. In this podcast, we listen to Gavin Presman, expert negotiator and author of the guide, working alongside Gumtree to offer advice on how to best conduct a transaction from first post to final transaction.

Gumtree’s free guide can be downloaded from their site now.

Handbags, backpacks, satchels, totes… bags are an absolute essential in the modern world as we carry more and more things with us on a day-to-day basis. With people carrying more technology, bank cards, keys and extra work items than ever before, the risk and cost of having your bag stolen is much graver. Jon Craven Chief Executive from UIA Mutual Insurance talks about the findings from the research and shares his views.

Nearly one in three UK bosses admit they have or would reject a female job applicant because they suspect she “might start a family soon”.

I Shall Say Zis Only Once: “No Talking Politics in the Pub”. Much loved actress Vicki Michelle discusses her career, her memories from her time spent acting as a waitress in ‘Rene’s Café’ as well as looking into some new research that has found out what annoys the Great British public the most when they visit their favourite local.

Britain’s biggest water supplier Thames Water says the extra 450 million litres of water being used every day during the ongoing heatwave is putting severe strain on supplies. Water Efficiency Manager, Andrew Tucker shares his top tips on how to enjoy water this summer, whilst preserving it.

Forensic Psychologist, Kerry Daynes discusses murderers, detectives and true crime series leading to future career prospects.

It’s safe to say that the way we are watching and consuming entertainment is changing, we now have more flexibility in what we watch and choice available to us than ever before. Almost exactly 92 years ago, when John Logie Baird demonstrated the television for the first time, people were sceptical and found it hard to believe it would ever catch on.

Max Beesley is currently halfway through the fourth decade of his televisual career that has taken him from playing bit-parts in ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ to lead roles in ‘Mad Dogs’ and appearing alongside soon to be Princess Meghan Markle in the popular US hit ‘Suits’.

He joined us in studio to talk about how TV has changed during his time appearing on screen; from how it’s shot to how we watch it.

In conversation with, Gautam Sashittal, CEO of DMCC, about the launch of second major report identifies key factors affecting future of global trade.

We examine how global trade will change over the next decade and how digital will drive the global economy into the next phase of growth.

To receive a complimentary copy of the report please visit www.futureoftrade.ae or Twitter @DMCCAuthority #futureoftrade