Preparing For Brexit

Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, Katherine Griffiths, Banking Editor, and Deirdre Hipwell, Retail Editor, discuss what stimulus the Bank of England will unveil and how it will affect banks, retailers and the man in the street.

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Richard Fletcher, Business Editor, Nic Fildes, Technology & Communications Editor, and Robin Pagnamenta, Energy Editor, discuss what the sale of Arm means for Britain and what to expect from BP and Shell's results.

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Is it a good day or a May-day: Katherine Griffiths, Banking editor, Anne Ashworth, Money and Property Editor and Patrick Hosking, Financial editor discuss how the new government might help investors, consumers and businesses.

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Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, Patrick Hosking, Financial Editor and Martin Waller, Tempus Editor, discuss the plunge in the pound after the EU vote.

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Harry Wilson, City editor, Katherine Griffiths, Banking editor, and David Charter, Berlin correspondent, discuss how the referendum result has gone down in the UK, Germany and Europe.

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Where will the pieces fall? Philip Aldrick, Economics editor, Katherine Griffiths, banking editor and Bruno Waterfield, Brussels correspondent, discuss the implications for Britain, the EU and the world.

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How will the referendum vote affect equity and currency markets and what will it mean for London's standing as a global financial centre? Richard Fletcher, Business Editor, Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, and Katherine Griffiths, Banking Editor, chew it over. They also discuss - with all due respect - Sir Philip Green's grilling by MPs over the collapse of BHS.

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It has been quite a week for high street giants in Westminster, in the midst of two separate select committee inquiries into two very different scandals. In the final fortnight of the European referendum campaign, British businesses are unsure whether they are counting down to the end of months of uncertainty - or the beginning of many more.And as George Osborne prepares to deliver his annual Mansion House address, will this be his last as chancellor?The Times retail editor Deirdre Hipwell, Times Red Box editor Matt Chorley and our banking editor Katherine Griffiths join us to discuss. With Robert Miller away, Callum Jones is in the chair.

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BHS disappears from the high street. Deirdre Hipwell, Alex Ralph and Philip Aldrick discuss the failure of BHS administrators to find a buyer for business and what it means for MPs who are preparing to grill Dominic Chappell and Sir Philip Green.

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Opec's muddle, US rate rise expectations, crowdfunding and a spoonful of Sugar. Marcus Leroux, James Hurley, and Alex Frean discuss what to expect from a divided oil cartel's at its June meeting, whether the Fed will move on rates next month, why crowdfunding is in trouble and the government's rehiring of Lord Sugar.

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