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How should countries exit the Euro asks Lord Wolfson who's offering a large cash sum.

We speak to the Tory Peer who is offering to stump up the cash to anyone who can solve a crucial question; how should countries exit the euro?

Presented by Andy Verity and Mickey Clark. 

Fancy earning a quarter of a million pounds? We speak to the Tory Peer who is offering to stump up the cash to anyone who can solve a crucial question; how should countries exit the euro? 

The Governor of the Bank of England says inflation is only temporary, despite hitting a three year high yesterday. We speak to Joanne Segars chief executive of the NAPF who explains how electronically printing £75 billion pounds can hurt pension funds. 

And just six months after going into administration, Oddbins returns to the high street.

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