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Now playing Next View A solution for global food insecurity may be hiding in our oceans With growing stress on existing food systems from climate change, environmental harm and rising populations, there is significant potential for finding culturally acceptable blue foods with high nutritional and economic value yet relatively low environmental impact, Beatrice Crona writes. 28/02/2023
Now playing Next world news Households across Europe struggle to pay bills as cost of living bites Households across Europe are struggling to pay bills as the cost of living crisis bites and leads to street protests in many countries 26/02/2023
Now playing Next Portugal Thousands protest in Portugal over the country's cost of living crisis Thousands of protesters took to the streets of the Portuguese capital Lisbon calling on the government to act on the country's cost of living crisis 26/02/2023
Now playing Next Germany Thousands of flights cancelled as German airport staff strike Thousands of flights to and from German airports were cancelled on Friday as workers walked out to press their demands for inflation-busting pay increases. 17/02/2023
Now playing Next Europe News EU economy to 'narrowly' avoid a recession as inflation peak passes The European Commission warns uncertainty is still elevated, with the economy dependent on Russia's war in Ukraine and tight energy markets. 13/02/2023
Now playing Next Work In data: Soaring inflation has pushed minimum wages across Europe down Real minimum wages fell in most EU member states as inflation reached its highest levels. Where in Europe is feeling this the most? 08/02/2023
Now playing Next Belgium Some relief for Eurozone consumers as inflation dips to 8.5% Eurozone inflation dips to 8.5%, the third monthly fall in a row. Economists suggest the key indicator may prompt the European Central Bank to raise interest rates on Thursday. 01/02/2023
Now playing Next Money Eurozone inflation has dropped again but how do countries compare? Eurozone Inflation has fallen again for the third consecutive month but it's still fuelling a cost of living crisis. Which countries are being hardest hit? 01/02/2023
Now playing Next Europe News Inflation in the eurozone fell for third month in a row in January Energy continued to be the biggest driver of inflation last month with a year-on-year bump of 17.2% but prices have significantly lowered in recent months. 01/02/2023
Now playing Next Money Food costs are still rising. Where in Europe is being hit the worst? While rates of inflation are slowly falling, the price of food in Europe is still rising. These are the countries bearing the worst of the costs. 26/01/2023
Now playing Next Slovakia Fuel tourism boosts petrol sales on Hungary's borders Hungarian fuel tourists are filling up their vehicles over the border in neighbouring countries to avoid soaring prices at home. 25/01/2023
Now playing Next Money Four apps to help you keep track of your spending In low spirits because of high prices? Here are some tips to track your expenses and stick to your budget. 23/01/2023
Now playing Next world news Croatia's Euro-switch used as an excuse to bump up some shop prices Croatian government inspectors found a quarter of shops took advantage of the country's switch to the Euro to unfairly put up prices. 21/01/2023
Now playing Next Money Oxfam urges windfall tax on food companies as Davos opens Over the past two years, the world’s super-rich 1 per cent have gained nearly twice as much wealth as the remaining 99 per cent combined, says Oxfam. 16/01/2023
Now playing Next Europe News Polish PM says adopting the euro would bring spike in prices Polish PM says adopting the euro would bring spike in prices 10/01/2023
Now playing Next Europe Decoded Explained: What is core inflation and what it says about the economy Core inflation attempts to give a more precise picture of the health of the economy and people's purchasing power. 09/01/2023
Now playing Next world news Record food prices in 2022 due to Ukraine war and drought Global food prices last year were more than 14% above the average for 2021 - which itself saw huge increases. 07/01/2023
Now playing Next Europe News Eurozone inflation falls back to single digits at 9.2% The record-breaking surge in prices seen in 2022 is steadily abating, according to new numbers released by Eurostat. 06/01/2023
Now playing Next United Kingdom UK Prime Minister targets health, migration and economy in year ahead UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak aims to cut inflation, national debt, hospital waiting lists and illegal immigration as well as growing the economy. 04/01/2023
