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Cost of living: How to save money by cooking food we normally throw away

These offcuts can be turned into delicious meals, drinks and treats

The Independent UK

Fish and chip shop owner working in dark as electricity bill hits £1,000 a month

Amy Anemoni said last year the chippy's electricity bill was £150, but it has now risen to £1,000 per month. She said she always switches off the lights whenever she can and works in the dark

Daily Mirror

The Greater Manchester chip shop through to the final 20 in the ‘chippy world cup’

Chips @ No 8 in Prestwich has fast become one of the best chip shops in the UK

Manchester Evening News

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Fish heads and fruit skins: How to save money by cooking food we normally throw away

These offcuts can be turned into delicious meals, drinks and treats

The Independent UK

World’s largest ocean reserve off Hawaii has spillover benefits nearby, study finds

Yellowfin and bigeye tuna catches rise outside 1.5m sq km marine protected area, proving value of no-catch zone, researchers say

The Guardian - UK

At Glenbawn, it's all about that bass

"We have a lot of fun - it's a great atmosphere and you catch up and put your work stresses aside - but you're fishing in an ultimate test of the best anglers in Australia."

Newcastle Herald

Study: Marine protected areas’ powerful 'spillover effect' helps fish and fishers

Scientists have shown for the first time that protecting highly valuable but imperiled tuna in huge marine preserves pays off in the recovery of so many of the migratory fish that catch rates for some species increased 54% near a Hawaii reserve where fishing had been banned.

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Fishing exclusion zone benefits fishers hundreds of kilometres away, study finds

After the creation of the world's largest marine protection area in 2016, catch rates for tuna outside the park jumped by as much as 60 per cent.

ABC News

Two neighbouring chip shops going head to head in battle to be named best in the UK

This has to be the best place in the UK for fish and chips

Wales Online

Passengers confused after woman takes fishy friend on a flight - with tank of water

Taking a pet on holiday is rising in popularity, but when one woman took her pet fish on holiday, people were wondering how she got him through security drama-free

Daily Mirror

You won't be able to win a goldfish at the fair any more as council bans giving live animals as prizes

The RSPCA said examples of animals being given away as prizes included goldfish, dogs, ducklings and horses

Wales Online

Waitrose customers making ‘big changes’ in cost of living crisis

Sales of fish heads are up by an ‘incredible’ 34% on last year while spam sales rose by 36%, the grocer reported.

The Independent UK

Senegal hones its home-grown rice to cut dependence on Asian imports

Senegalese cook Amy Gueye always tries to use imported rice at her family-run restaurant in Dakar, knowing that customers prefer the taste to home-grown varieties when they buy her spicy rice-based fish and chicken dishes.

Reuters

Whole roasted fish is an achievable weeknight feast

Most home cooks baulk at the idea, but roasting a whole fish is just as easy as roasting a chicken or a large cut of meat, says G Daniela Galarza

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Mysterious breeding habits of aquarium fish vex experts

Experts around the world are tinkering over water temperature, futzing with lights and trying different mixes of microscopic food particles in hopes of happening upon the particular and peculiar set of conditions that will inspire ornamental fish to breed

The Independent UK

Consumers turn to fish heads and cheaper meat cuts to lower grocery costs

Waitrose’s 2022 food and drink report reveals customers’ shopping habits

Daily Mirror

Waitrose sees sales of spam and fish heads rise by third in cost of living crisis

Upmarket supermarket Waitrose has seen the sales of spam and fish heads rise by a third as the country is hit by a cost of living crisis with soaring inflation and energy bills

Wales Online

Waitrose customers send sales of spam and fish-heads up by a third

Supermarket says 72% of consumers are 'more mindful' about their grocery budget because of the rising cost of living

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The Guardian - UK

Spam and pilchards are back as cost of living crisis makes cooks more thrifty

Sourdough out, white sliced in – Waitrose says shoppers are ‘making little downgrades’ and choosing cheaper cuts

The Independent UK

Waitrose customers send sales of spam and fish heads up by a third

Sales of fish heads are up by an ‘incredible’ 34% on last year while spam sales rose by 36%, the grocer reported.

Salon

Colorado River Basin wildlife threatened

Drought, climate warming and development is causing a crisis for people and wildlife in the Western U.S.

The Conversation

How do fishes scratch their itches? It turns out sharks are involved

Imagine you’re a big yellowfin tuna, miles from shore out in the blue, swimming around carefree, until you start to feel a little itch near your eye. Maybe it’s just a scratch that’s healing, or maybe it’s a tiny crustacean nibbling into your skin.

AAP

Itchy fish use sharks as scratching posts

Itchy fish fearlessly ambush much larger sharks and use the coarse-skinned predators as scratching posts, an Aussie researcher says.

The Independent UK

Wolf known for genetic value found dead in New Mexico

Environmentalists are pushing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to do more to protect Mexican gray wolves after one of the endangered predators was found dead in southwestern New Mexico

The Conversation

Facing the dual threat of climate change and human disturbance, Mumbai – and the world – should listen to its fishing communities

Coastal cities and settlements are at the forefront of climate disruption. Rising sea levels, warmer seas and changes in rainfall patterns are together creating conditions that mean misery for coastal dwellers.

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