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Gambling companies have promised £100m to help those addicted to what they sell. How will the money be used - and is it enough? (Image: a fixed odds betting terminal inside a bookmakers. Credit: Reuters)

Phones4you founder and philanthropist John Caudwell disagrees with Labour's view that no one needs to be a billionaire, saying it is wrong and damaging. When this was put to Labour's John McDonnell on the Today Programme a few weeks ago, Mr McDonnell's said "tell him to come and have a cup of tea with me". John Caudwell accepted that invitation. (Image: John Caudwell, John McDonnell and Justin Webb, credit: BBC)

Has the election done much to make business people more upbeat about the future? (Image: workers are seen on the production line at Nissan Sunderland Plant. Credit: Reuters)

Dominic takes a look at the changing face of manufacturing in Wolverhampton and employment in the city (Image: Dr Ian Jackson, a senior economics lecturer from the University of Wolverhampton, Claire Birch, Regional Manager, Birmingham & Wolverhampton at the employment firm Reed and Steve Banham, Investment Director at Brewin Dolphin. Credit: BBC)

M&G property fund suspension, we look at one of those who've been struggling on the high street and why the pound is enjoying some respite (Image: M&G Property Portfolio Fund. Credit: Alamy)