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James Hughes from Alpari joins us to react to the surprising move by the European Central Bank after it opted to cut interest rates across the continent to a new record low of 0.25% http://www.alpari.co.uk

With the raft of positive financial figures out recently we speak to Alpari's James Hughes on the effects it has for Great Britain PLC, after the services sector's best performance in 16 years with other services up as well. http://www.alpari.co.uk

We're joined by #WilliamHill's Footy Joe to look at the odds available for the 2013-14 winners ahead of the games taking place on Matchday 4. We have full previews of the individual games involving British sides available at http://www.footballaudio.com. Claim your FREE £25 BET with William Hill for this weekend's action - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - Terms and conditions apply. New customers only.

Let us guide you through the sporting weekend as the Autumn internationals kick off in rugby union, whilst in the sport's other conduct it's Week 2 of the Rugby League World Cup. We also have a preview of the weekend's racing as the Breeders Cup takes place and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as well as our usual look ahead to the Premier League action. Claim your FREE £25 BET with William Hill for this weekend's action - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - Terms and conditions apply. New customers only.

We're back with the best sporting preview of the week as we look ahead to a number of major events taking place. As well as a Premier League weekend the Rugby League World Cup kicks off with England in high spirits. Sebastian Vettel could claim his fourth consecutive #F1 title with a win at the Indian Grand Prix. There's also a look ahead to the week's domestic rugby union action as well as the major horse race of the weekend. Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

We're in to Week 9 of the 2013/14 Premier League season and we speak to William Hill's Footy Joe to look at the race for the title and to avoid relegation. For a full preview of each game this week visit http://www.footballaudio.com. To claim your FREE £25 BET with William Hill visit - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - Terms and Conditions apply. New Customers Only.

The UK's economy grew by 0.8% in the third quarter between July and September, its fastest growth since the second quarter in 2010. James Hughes, from the trading floor of Alpari, gives us the city's reaction to the news. http://www.alpari.co.uk

After the highs of the international football last week it's back to Premier League action and we've got a comprehensive preview of the big games. We also hear from Stuart Lancaster on his 34-man squad for England's upcoming Autumn internationals against Australia, Argentina and New Zealand. In other sport we have some cycling for you as well as our horse racing preview ahead of the weekend! Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

James Hughes, from the trading floor of global forex trader Alpari, discusses the implications of the UK's Consumer Prices Index staying unchanged at 2.7% in September. http://www.alpari.co.uk

It's a crucial week for England as they enter the last two World Cup qualifiers to guarantee their place in Brazil next year. There's also Formula 1 action with the Japanese Grand Prix and the Heineken Cup kicks off in Rugby Union. Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

Another big weekend in sport as Premier League sides meet for the final time before next week's international break. The culmination of the Super League is upon us as Warrington Wolves take on Wigan Warriors whilst the Formula 1 Korean Grand Prix and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe take place. Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

James Hughes, from the trading floor of global forex trader Alpari, tells us the reasons for global stock markets starting the week with losses as the US government is yet to agree a new spending bill before the end of its financial year tonight. Political differences have brought talks to a stalemate with the threat of up to a third of more than two million workers stopping work in America. http://www,alpari.co.uk

We're entering a crucial weekend of Premier League football as the Ultimate Sport Podcast hits episode 104! We reflect on England's squad for the Ashes in Australia later this year whilst we have plenty of cycling, rugby and racing action to preview. So make sure you don't miss out and hear our thoughts on the weekend's big events. Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

Another huge weekend of sporting action as we look ahead to a number of events taking place. We're joined by a number of people looking back at the midweek Champions League action and looking forward to the Premier League as well as the Singapore Grand Prix, Rugby Union, Tour of Britain and much more. So make sure you listen! Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

Inflation marginally fell to 2.7% in August from the previous month whilst the housing market has been courting attention. James Hughes from Alpari joins us to discuss all the major news from the City as well as the government raising £3.2bn after selling a limited number of shares in Lloyds. http://www.alpari.co.uk

We're back with the most extensive look ahead to the weekend action whilst we reflect on a busy week of internationals. We also hear the latest from England's ODI camp ahead of their final two matches against Australia and we hear about changes coming to rugby union as well as the St Leger & Tour of Britain. Make sure you catch all the debate! Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

Latest UK unemployment figures showed the jobless rate fell by 0.1% to 7.7% between May & July. The news comes on the back of improved growth figures & forecasts with 2.487m people now out of work. James Hughes, from the trading floor of Alpari, says despite the slight improvement there's still a long way to go. http://www.alpari.co.uk

There's a HUGE podcast this week to sink your teeth in to as we look back at an exhilarating Transfer Deadline Day, with Mesut Ozil topping the signings with a £42.4m move to Arsenal. The Aviva Premiership kicks off its 2013/14 season, whilst there's vital domestic cricket action, as well as the small matter of the start of the ODI's between England & Australia. All this and much more in this week's edition. Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply.

On this week's ultimate sport podcast we looked back on an extraordinary performance by Dan Evans as he surprised everyone by reaching round 3 of the US Open. We also have an interview with John McEnroe on Serena William's chances of retaining her US Open tittle. We also looked at the Champions League draw and discussed the chances that the British teams have of progressing past the group stages. Also this week we have pre-match build up for 2 of the big matches taking part this weekend in the Premier League. We also discuss cricket and debate weather England have made a mistake resting key players ahead of the one day games against old rivals Australia. Support our channel and claim a free £25 bet with William Hill by visiting - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - New customers only. T's & C's apply #USOPEN #EPL #BPL #CRICKET #UCL

In an exclusive interview, James Hughes from the trading floor of Alpari has warned the crisis in Syria could have an adverse effect on the UK economy. Hughes says the civil war and uncertainty about US and UK military intervention is affecting oil prices, and a spike in inflation could have consequences regarding the Bank of England's policy on interest rates. http://www.alpari.co.uk