BP pauses all shipments of oil and gas through the Red Sea after rebel attacks. Our presenter Will Bain will be finding out what this means for our oil prices.

Will Bain speaks to the boss of the UK's first vertical spaceport on the Shetland Islands. Plus, one of the bosses of the Nasdaq says more firms will choose to list in New York.

A group of MPs say the Government is "asleep at the wheel" when it comes to sourcing the minerals needed for tech like car batteries and wind turbines - we'll be finding out from a Conservative MP why it's such a concern.

We'll be looking back on a busy week of economic data, with UK GDP surprisingly falling and interest rates - unsurprisingly - staying at 16-year highs.

And we're going to find out why people in Japan will be sitting down with a bucket of KFC for Christmas.

We look at why the world's biggest economy has left interest rates unchanged again, is this a sign for what the Bank of England will do later? Will Bain will be bringing us the latest.

GDP figures show that our film and TV sector saw one of the biggest falls ever in October.

And it's that time of year again, work Christmas do's but how much cash is being spent on them?

The boss of Thames Water has told MPs it does not have enough money to cover its £190 million debt which needs repaying next year. Will Bain gets the latest.

Presenter Will Bain takes a look at if COP28 is working, as questions are raised around the topic of fossil fuels.

The UK rental sector hits an all time high and the UK boss of FedEx tells Will Bain how people are changing their methods for delivery to save costs.

As British Retail Consortium figures show 19% of purchases were made with notes and coins last year, Felicity Hannah speaks to one trader who went cashless out of necessity, rather than choice.

Plus a panel of experts, Anita Frost, entrepreneur & founder of Green Bean Studios, George Godber, fund manager at Polar Capital and Vicky Pryce, chief economic advisor at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, join the programme to discuss the business stories of the week.

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.