Pay packages for those at the top have gone over the top, rising 11% last year, while wages for lower earners have remained static, still below 2008 levels. Apart from setting a very bad example, higher executive salaries can lead to lower employee pay. This is not good for workers or the country. I talk to ex Financial Times & Guardian journalist, Deborah Hargreaves who outlines the problem and what we can do.

Responsible investment can help minimise extreme economic inequalities, protect our planet and create fairer system that generates the opportunity of wealth for all, not just the fortunate few. To find out how, I talk to Michael Kind of ShareAction, the research and campaigning organisation.

The lack of transparency, coupled with corporate greed, lead directly to the 2008 crash. To find out what we can do, I talk with Andy Agathangelou, the founder of the Transparency Task Force, the collaborative, campaigning community dedicated to driving up the levels of transparency in financial services, not just in the UK but right around the world.

The UK tax system needs reform, it is complicated, out of date and exceedingly unfair, I talk to Robert Palmer, the Executive Director of Tax Justice UK fo find out how we can make tax fair. I am particularly concerned about the built-in injustice of the system that has a devastating impact on increasing inequality, I am sure you are too.

How do we make change happen. I will be speaking to Joe Zammit-Lucia, who thinks he knows what we need to do, but acknowledges the challenges ahead.

How do we ensure that everyone has at least an adequate minimum income and access to truly affordable housing? Today I will be talking to the inspiring Rev Paul Nicolson, the founder of Taxpayers against Poverty and a relentless campaigner on behalf of those in poverty