it s the morning after the historic football victory the night before and as the parties continue across the uk, the mammoth machine behind the scenes that is the business of football is positioning itself to the make the most of this moment. the women s euros has been seen as a landmark tournament for many reasons not least the record breaking spectator numbers, and now england s win is seen as the cherry on the cake. so who wants a slice going forward and what are they willing to pay for it? let s get down to the business of football with jenny mitton business director and women s sport lead at m&c saatchi sport and entertainment. a very warm welcome. in a nutshell, when we talk the business of football what does this victory mean? this business of football what does this victory mean? this victory mean? this victory is hue, this victory mean? this victory is huge. what this victory mean? this victory is huge, what we this victory mean? this victory is huge, what w
we start with the latest fallout from what has been a recent wave of travel dirspution hitting the airline industry. the chief operating officer of easyjet has handed in his resignation after he oversaw a series of flight cancellations and disruption for travellers in recent weeks. this comes after thousands of easyjet flights have been cancelled some at short notice. so what are we talking about here? it s understood that roughly 10 thousand flights scheduled to run overjuly, august and september have been cancelled. thats s about 6% of easyjet s scheduled flights and the airline says the majority of its flights are unaffected with it continuing to operate up to 1,700 flights a day. but easyjet is far from the only business affected by widespread issues hitting aviation at the moment from staff shortages to industrial action. joining me now is travel expert paul charles chief executive of the pc agency. good morning to you, paul. specifically, easyjet, it was all a bit
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1a times since the end of 2021 as it battles to control rising prices. by making credit more expensive it hopes households will cut back on spending. at 5.25% uk interest rates are now at their highest in 15 years piling the pressure on mortgage borrowers and businesses. but on wednesday an indication they might finally be having an effect on inflation. our economics editor faisal islam reports from plymouth in the west of england the price of fish has been rising for two years. the latest figures show it s up 7% on last year, but it was closer to three times that at the beginning of 2023. for plymouth fishing fleet owner ben the cost of doing business remains sky high. we re all feeling it, aren t we? the employees and the general public on the trawlers, you know, there s only so far you can go with the fuel going up. you know, it s very difficult. and if it keeps going up, there is a strong chance that the uk fleet, some of the fishing boats, a lot of them will get