It's three years since the UK formally left the European Union. Sean Farrington speaks to business owners and trade experts about what's changed. Plus, in football it's transfer window deadline day, so we look at who's putting their money where - and for how long.

As troubled airline Flybe cancels all flights and once again goes into administration, Sean Farrington gets the latest on the story and also looks at the increasing number of profit warnings being issued by UK-listed companies. The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has told early retirees that 'Britain needs you' - but is it as simple as that? New research seen by the BBC by the Chartered Management Institute suggests not, so Sean speaks to one man struggling to rejoin the workforce. Plus, Good Mood Monday continues with the story of another person taking the leap of starting a new business.

The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt calls for optimism over the UK economy, whilst the boss of TransPennine Expresses apologises and insists he has a plan to fix the service.

Sean speaks to the boss of the SMMT who says that the UK infrastructure isn't ready to cope with the increasing number of electric vehicles on the road.

Sean hears from investors in Silicon Valley on Microsoft's $10 billion investment in OpenAI, the group behind Chat GPT, as the tech giant announces its slowest sales growth in six years. If Northern England were a country, it would be second only to Greece for the lowest levels of investment in OECD countries - we'll unpick the report that makes that claim. Plus, the first ever Amazon strike in the UK is taking place with hundreds of Amazon workers walking out because of a dispute over pay, and some claims of gruelling working conditions.