The EU has confirmed a three-year delay to tariffs that were due to hit electric vehicle exports from the UK into the bloc from the 1st January. Brussels confirmed that a 10 per cent levy on cars with batteries made outside the UK and EU has been pushed back to 2027.

As Chapel Down - one of the UK's largest wine producers - looks to list on the Alternative Investment Market at the London Stock Exchange - Will Bain speaks to companies Chief Executive, Andrew Carter.

And as Chanel heads to Manchester - we look at what having a luxury brand could do for the city's fashion profile and businesses.

The Dutch chocolate maker, Tony's Chocolonely, charges shoppers around £3 a bar, and insists people are ready to fork out a bit more if they know it's been ethically sourced. Will Bain asks their CEO if it's possible to make ethics affordable to everyone.

The organisation representing UK manufacturers is calling on the government to help with continued export challenges post-Brexit - how can they be solved?

And the trailer for the next Grand Theft Auto video game arrives - we find out how much money there is to be made in the sequel to the world's second-bestselling game of all time.

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Presenter Will Bain hears from the CEO of the British instant meal maker Huel as he shares some insight on whether they will list on the stock market after massive popularity.

Former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair has called Lord Darling "a rarity in politics".

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News and insight from the business world. Download the podcast via the BBC Sounds app.

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In the UK more than 900 maritime staff face uncertainty as Carnival UK, which owns cruise companies P&O Cruises and Cunard, proposes new job terms.

In the week of the Autumn Statement, Felicity Hannah considers what Jeremy Hunt’s spending plans will do for business and the economy.

And as Doctor Who turns 60, we look at how the creative industries, including film and tv, contribute to the UK economy.