Are Premier League clubs helping or hindering inequality? Why we are letting down disabled people in poverty? How ethnicity can determine pay, how Uber drivers helped to buy a mega mansion for one of the founders. Listen to the Weekly Wake Up, from The Real Agenda Network, podcasts for political change, with Tom Burgess, Satya Kartara, Hugh Clark & Oliver Williams.

Today we are going to dig a bit deeper into the causes & remedies for inequality & how we can change economic thinking. I speak to Henry Leveson-Gower from Mint magazine & also founder of Promoting Economic Pluralism group which seeks to build a stronger new economics movement.

Today we are talking about how single-use plastic is no longer fantastic & how it contributes to inequality. Also can big business be a force for good & really help to reduce poverty? It is all on the Weekly Wake Up with Tom Burgess, Hugh Clark, Oliver Williams. Satya Kartara & Julien Camps

Wanda Wyporska of The Equality Trust talks about how inequality hurts us all. Hear about the urgency for an inequality reduction strategy and how the wealthy will need to pay more taxes. Plus what we can do to help bring change.

Today we talk about the working poor, elitist Britain, high court challenge to the government as well as fairer recruitment with particular focus on how these issues can be fixed. It all on the Weekly Wake up with Satya Kartara, Tom Burgess, Hugh Clark & Oliver Williams.

Talking about diversity, the hidden homeless in temporary accommodation & child poverty plus what we can do to resolve these problems, plus an update on EU matters. It’s all in the Weekly Wake Up with Tom Burgess, Satya Kartara, Hugh Clark & Oliver Williams Its the The Real Agenda!

Sam Al-Hamdani from Fair Tax Mark talks to Tom Burgess about the mischief business gets up to avoid tax which means the rest of us have to pay more for the services we voted for, but it makes good commercial sense to be a responsible taxpayer.

Talking about the generational contract, Laura Gardiner, Research Director at the Resolution Foundation chats to Tom Burgess about why living standards are falling and what we can do about it.

Ryan Wain, CEO of United for Change, the new political movement, talks to Tom Burgess about pressing the reset button on how we do politics if we are to fix extreme economic equality

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Today talking about where the wealth we helped create has gone, putting lipstick on pig policies, if another report will help reduce inequality and how we shift the political will to make change happen, plus the EU vote. It’s all in the Weekly Wake Up with Tom Burgess, Satya Kartara and Hugh Clark.