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Of the handover of hong kong from britain to china. Its his first visit to the city as chinese leader and protests are expected. 26 pro democracy activists were arrested on wednesday, after occupying the forever blooming golden bauhinia, a monument to the reunification. Chris patten, the last governor of hong kong, spoke with Bbc World Service radio before the anniversary. The campaign to protect the rule of law, to protect due process, to stop people being abducted on the streets of hong kong with the Chief Executive looking the other way, all Thatis Executive looking the other way, all that ...

Right mix of areas of study, and there is no point in spending all this money and effort studying in an area if it's not going to help you at to get a job. when tessa clarke realised how much food was being wasted every year, she set about doing something about it. she's the founder of the food sharing app, 0lio, and she's now been named as the veuve clicquot�*s bold woman awards winner for her efforts. according to the un's food and agriculture 0rganisation, one—third of all food produced for human consumption is wasted every year. that's equivalent to about 1.3 billion tonnes of food. th...

The food price index, which is produced by the un's food and agriculture 0rganisation, tracks monthly changes in the prices of food commodities. it fell 2.1% between february and march and it's now more than 20% lower than a peak, which it hit in march of last year. prices soared after russia invaded ukraine because both are majorfood producers, particularly of grains such as wheat. this decline should offer some relief to food processors who turn commodities into food products that we buy in supermarkets, but they also have other higher prices for energy and labour to worry about too. but tho...

Exports. but with most of these been transported by sea, the amount being exported has slumped. that means some countries, chiefly in africa and the middle east will be hit hard. egypt has been receiving a quarter of its food from ukraine, libya almost type in lebanon on more than 60%. in taking a chunk out of the world supply prices have soared since the invasion, affecting every corner of the globe. can a deal to get exports moving be struck? the world trade organisation is one of those 0rganisation is one of those trying to solve this crisis falls heaven 20 to 25 million tons of grain sitti...