On today's Wrap: euro jumps, shares firm on French election relief.

It's time to politics. Today: will the Liberal Democrats make a comeback? And France votes on Sunday - who will win the presidency?

Today, the Share Centre reviews Burberry, ABF, Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser, and looks ahead to Lloyds, Barclays, RBS, GSK, Astra.

On today's Wrap: the Government has extended the period for regulators to report on the proposed takeover of Sky by 21st Century Fox; Sports Direct has taken over US retailers Bob's Stores and Eastern Mountain Sport; and retail sales figures released today have shown a drop of 1-point-8 percent compared to February.

The latest entry in the Fast and Furious franchise has smashed box office records, with global opening weekend takings of over $530m, even beating Star Wars hit "The Force Awakens". To discuss this and more, Simon Rose was joined by James Cameron-Wilson on The Business of Film.

Simon Rose is joined by the Share Centre's Investment Research Analyst Helal Miah to take a look at the corporate week ahead, including news from Lloyds, GSK, and RBS.

It's time to talk politics. Today: Corbyn's campaign launch; how the Liberal Democrats will fight a hard Brexit; and whether the Tories will implode as they draw up their manifesto.

On today's Wrap: Debenhams is considering closing up to ten of its department stores; the entertainment and communications group which owns Sky News has reported growth in customer numbers across its European markets; and the government owned Green Investment Bank has been sold off to Australian firm Macquarie.

It's time to talk politics. Today: MPs have overwhelmingly backed the Prime Minister's call for a fresh election - but Theresa May refuses to consider a TV debate.

Today: British luxury fashion house Burberry has endured its sharpest one-day fall in six months after it announced slowing sales growth, despite an "exceptional" performance in the UK; the owner of Dulux paint has reported a record profit for the first three months of the year; and the owner of Primark has today reported a jump in its first half profits, driven primarily by a recovery at its sugar businesses as well as continued growth in the fashion retailer.