The Business of Film with film critic, James Cameron Wilson looking at the biggest winners and losers at the box office this week, including Life, Power Rangers, Get Out and much more.

How balanced is the portrayal of landlords and tenants in the media? Is the press guilty of prurience: revelling in landlord and tenant conflict and preferring to focus on bad behaviour and the worst...

This week, Simon and Sarah discuss the pros and cons of facial recognition technology in airports and the Trump Slump is already taking its toll on tourism in the US. They also hear about the international art and culture scene in Amsterdam as well as revealing the most bizarre vintage inventions. And there'll be an insider's guide to Naples. They first speak to Patrick Whyte, Skift's UK editor on what Brexit means for the travel industry and also to talk about their Europe Forum next week.

It's time to talk politics. On today's programme: the Government has published a white paper on the Great Repeal Bill, setting out its plans to convert EU regulations into UK laws; Britain’s price for splitting from the EU could be as low as €25bn, much lower than the €60bn that had been suggested, says think-tank Bruegel.

On the latest Market Wrap, the resilience of the pound in the face of Article 50 hitting a fourth week high against the euro. Plus, Lloyd's of London will establish a new European subsidiary in Brussels to make sure business will carry on without disruption after Brexit. Share Radio's Simon Rose was joined by financial commentator Rodney Hobson.

Share Radio gets the View from Middlesex University from Professor Tim Evans. Today: why London will remain Europe's financial centre post-Brexit; the man behind Labour's Momentum; and does America need more immigrants?

Ex-Minister for Pensions and now, Director of Policy at Royal London, Sir Steve Webb joins Simon live in the studio for the latest edition of "In My Experience" - talking about his political career and his experiences in David Cameron's coalition government.

It's time to talk politics. Today: Theresa May has formally started the process of leaving the EU, telling Brussels she wants to form a 'new deep and special partnership'. Has the UK just leapt into the dark?

On today's Wrap: Stocks and sterling take Brexit in their stride, EU regulators block London Stock Exchange's merger with German stock exchange Deutsche Boerse, and rising UK rail revenues offset a poor bus performance at transport company Stagecoach. All this and more with Simon and Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell.

It's time to talk politics. Today: the Scottish parliament has backed a second independence referendum; direct rule in Northern Ireland looms; what do MEPs think about Brexit on the eve of Article 50?