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The future of the catch: How technology and ancient crafts are pushing sustainability in fishing forwards

Emma Henderson heads to Brixham to meet the people who are making waves in the fishing industry

The Independent UK

Sex on the beach: a beloved California fish wriggles ashore to spawn

Grunion run has fascinated scientists and locals for decades, but their future is threatened by the climate crisis

The Guardian - US

The case of the incredible shrinking fritter: A report from Kenya's street stalls

Inflation — fueled by the pandemic, the war in Ukraine and local issues — has made everything more expensive, including the oil used to fry street food. Here's how vendors and customers are coping.

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Budget supermarket owned by B&M that beats Tesco and Asda on some food prices

Heron Foods, which has headquarters in Melton, East Yorkshire, rivals Home Bargains, Poundland and other companies, by selling staples, like pasta, bread and milk, at cheap prices

Daily Mirror

This lesser known budget supermarket is owned by B&M, and for bargains like this it's worth seeking out

The company has rebranded some of its stores as B&M Express as shoppers are more familiar with the name

Manchester Evening News

Oarfish spotted on the Great Barrier Reef during snorkel swim

A marine biologist had to ask around after struggling to identify a fish species known to dwell in deep stretches of the ocean.

ABC News

It’s a bountiful catch at Visakhapatnam Fishing Harbour post the annual fishing ban period

Fishermen have returned from deep seas with the first catch of the season after the end of fishing ban period. It’s a battle of emotions at the Fishing Harbour

The Hindu

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First Thing: Mark Meadows’ associate threatened ex-White House aide

Cassidy Hutchinson was warned not to cooperate with the House select committee. Plus, the supreme court climate ruling ‘condemning everyone alive’

The Guardian - UK

‘Eight arms pulling you down’: octopus boom prompts joy and unease in Cornwall

Conservationists say biggest number of sightings in over 70 years is a cause for celebration – but local fishers are not so sure

The Guardian - UK

RSPCA calls for nationwide goldfish prize ban

22 local authorities have already implemented bans

Wales Online

Warning to anyone who drinks pints of beer or enjoys a chippy tea

Prices of lager and chips are being affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Liverpool Echo

Hong Kong fishermen keep old ways, 25 years after handover

The Ng brothers, fishermen living in the remote Hong Kong village of Tai O, have carried on with their lives since moving from the Chinese mainland in the 1950s, untouched by political campaigns and even Britain's handover of the city to Chinese control in 1997

The Independent UK

The trivia and lore of trout fishing: Fish of the Week - Friday 1 July, 2022

In Mark Kurlansky’s excellent book “The Unreasonable Virtue of Fly Fishing” the author goes through trivia, lore, history and anecdotes of trout fishing history. He describes the one true species of trout, namely Salmo trutta, the Brown Trout asserti

Daily Record

Amazon wild west: where drugs, fish and logging are big money but life is cheap

Illegal businesses form an interlocking web in the Brazilian remote region where Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira were killed, threatening Indigenous communities and local ecology

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‘Talk with us, not for us’: fishing communities accuse UN of ignoring their voices

Developing countries’ delegates at UN conference seek recognition of small fisheries’ role in protecting oceans and fighting hunger

Nottingham Post

The cleanest fish and chip shops in Nottingham with top food hygiene ratings

Is your favourite on the list?

The Hindu

Indian fishermen back again and ‘crushing’ our livelihoods, say Sri Lankan counterparts

Northern Tamil fishermen seek meeting with TN CM M.K. Stalin to discuss a “permanent solution”

The National (Scotland)

Scottish fishing industry warns of 'truly frightening' future as water access lost

FISHING leaders have warned the outlook for the industry is “truly frightening” as a new report revealed more than half of all fishing grounds…

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The Conversation

How marine fisheries can add millions of tonnes to Africa's catch

The African continent produces seven million tonnes of marine fish a year. This capture has increased in recent years thanks to improved catches in west Africa and the end of Somalian piracy in the Indian Ocean.

The Conversation

COVID hurt West and Central Africa's small-scale fishers. They need more support

From Senegal through Ghana to Cameroon, small-scale fishing is both a livelihood and a way of life for people in coastal parts of West and Central Africa, with more than two million small-scale fishers. It has been this way for centuries – but that is changing.

Wales Online

Man has bath with pet fish to annoy nagging mum

Marc Whiteman decided to get into a bath with his pet fish to spite moaning mother

Insider UK

Fishing industry warns of ‘frightening’ future due to reduced access to waters

New report suggests that 56% of Scottish waters could soon be closed to fishing boats

Nottingham Post

The Nottingham chippy that has people driving miles to get the food

The kebabs are a favourite too

The Guardian - UK

‘Our only livelihood’: Zimbabwean fishing communities fear for future as stocks dwindle

The country’s first women’s fishing co-operative has made a good living on Lake Kariba for a decade, but global heating, overfishing and lower rainfall now mean that catches are becoming increasingly sparse

Newsroom.co.nz

Salmon farmers seek cooler waters as climate changes

To feed the world more sustainably than sheep and beef farming, aquaculture will have to find a way to thrive in a warming ocean.

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