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Modern Mindset: Wellness Travels

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Original Broadcast: Modern Mindset

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Hip and knee replacements are among the most common planned operations in the NHS, yet waiting times continue to rise as demand grows and the population ages. In England, the average wait for a hip replacement is now close to 25 weeks — well beyond the NHS target of 18 weeks — leaving many patients living with chronic pain, reduced mobility and a loss of independence. For some, these delays can lead to worsening joint damage, increased risk of falls and significant emotional strain, forcing difficult decisions about their health and quality of life. Joining Rory McGowan is orthopedic surgeon Dr. Aurimas Širka.

Guests: Dr. Aurimas Širka


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Modern Mindset: Cyber and Data Resilience Expertise from Kroll

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Original Broadcast: Modern Mindset

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“With the cost of the Jaguar LandRover hack approaching nearly £2 billion, this now stands as the single most economically damaging cyber incident the UK has ever seen — and it should serve as a wake-up call for every board and public body in the country. This isn’t just a technical failure but an economic and operational resilience failure". With over twenty years of experience in information technology and cybersecurity, Simon Onyons brings deep expertise in financial regulation, cyber strategy and operations to help organisations strengthen their security posture and resilience. Simon also serves as Senior Advisor to the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), where he works on the NCSC Advisory Group to support national initiatives aimed at improving cyber resilience across the UK, and he continues in this role while at Kroll.

Guests: Simon Onyons


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Thought for the Week: Data — Exploitation and Denial

Gavin Oldham

Original Broadcast: Thought for the Week

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General Data Protection Regulation was introduced in 2016, but it's already past its sell-by date. With 56% of UK web browsers choosing to accept all cookies, there's plenty of data available for harvesting by tech businesses, while that and creativity is throughly exploited by AI. Meanwhile, employment opportunities for young people are steadily reducing, while data protection restrictions are cited by government as one of the reasons for not automatically releasing HMRC-allocated mature Child Trust Funds. We need a new approach, prioritising people. Background music: 'Digital Solitude' by Silent Partner


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Modern Mindset: UK water regulations

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Original Broadcast: Modern Mindset

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Millions of UK homes could be fitted with illegal, non-compliant taps and plumbing. That’s according to global water safety authority NSF, whose research suggests most Brits don’t realise they’re the ones responsible for checking. Joining Rory McGowan now to discuss this is Samantha Duffy, Senior Manager of Global Water Programs at NSF.

Guests: Samantha Duffy


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This Is Money: How to get a good job that's in demand ... and AI won't steal

Georgie Frost

Original Broadcast: This is Money

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Britain's weather is famous for its ability to go from stunning to downright miserable in the blink of an eye. The nation's jobs market has a habit of doing the same. Not so long ago, workers finally had the upper hand and were celebrating a post-Covid jobs boom, where almost all roles were in-demand and some decent salary rises could be negotiated. Now, the chat down the pub is more likely to be about redundancies, recruitment freezes and endless rejections that can end with someone accepting a lower salary and position just to get a job. It will almost certainly swiftly also turn to artificial intelligence and its threat to employment, particularly the white collar kind. But can you AI-proof a career, are the machines really coming for our jobs and what are the roles that are in hot demand at the moment? Georgie Frost, Lee Boyce and Simon Lambert dive into the employment market and look at the list of the 30 most in-demand roles to see what they can uncover. Plus, is Rachel Reeves being irresponsible in allowing another pension tax-free lump sum rush to occur, if she isn't going to stage a Budget raid? Why is Lee not happy about his football club and cash? What did the team discover after a shout out to listeners to tell them about mystery flight delays? And finally, if you don't get unlimited Yorkshire puddings with a pub roast, can you really go to Trading Standards?


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Modern Mindset: James Kaberry on the current state of SMEs in the UK

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Original Broadcast: Modern Mindset

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Rory McGowan speaks with James Kaberry, a non-executive director at IO Finance Partners, about the current state of SMEs in the UK. They discuss the significant role SMEs play in the economy, the challenges they face in accessing capital, and the rise of alternative lending solutions. James emphasises the importance of supporting SMEs to foster growth and stability in the economy, while also providing practical advice for those struggling to navigate the current financial landscape. https://iofp.co.uk/

Guests: James Kaberry


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Modern Mindset: Jack Smith on supporting SMEs

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Original Broadcast: Modern Mindset

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Rory McGowan speaks with Jack Smith, CEO of Love Finance, about the challenges faced by small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. They discuss the sectors that are struggling, particularly construction and hospitality, and the importance of quick access to finance for these businesses. Jack shares insights from his journey in the lending industry and emphasises the need for lenders to support SMEs effectively. https://www.lovefinance.co.uk/

Guests: Jack Smith


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Modern Mindset: Chris Teasdale on frustration & mistrust regarding automated customer service

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Original Broadcast: Modern Mindset

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Etholle Davies fills in for Daniel Clewlow & Rory McGowan to speak to Chris Teasdale from Handelsbanken. They've conducted some new research regarding frustration and mistrust regarding automated customer service. In fact, a significant majority says they want the human touch back. https://www.handelsbanken.co.uk/en/

Guests: Chris Teasdale


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Thought for the Week: In Loco Parentis

Gavin Oldham

Original Broadcast: Thought for the Week

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It's a long and lonely road for over 100,000 young people in care throughout the UK. Local Authorities and foster carers do everything possible to help with their journey through adolescence, but disrupted education and insecurity often leads up to a cliff-edge entry to adulthood at 18. In a stable family setting, parents provide resources and life skills, and help build the attitudinal transformation necessary for a forward-looking approach with which to start adult life. In its work for the DfE on behalf of young people in care, The Share Foundation helps to build that same strong foundation. Background music: 'Everything Has a Beginning' by Joel Cummins


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Modern Mindset: Craig Allan on New Research About Misplaced Items

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Original Broadcast: Modern Mindset

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Rory McGowan is joined by Craig Allan from ABAX. New research reveals how much of our workday is spent searching for misplaced items, rather than focusing on our job. Rory and Craig discuss this and more about all things tracking tech. https://www.abax.com/en-gb

Guests: Craig Allan


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