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Yes, the show is back on its feetjust in time for the next crisis. ., feetjust in time for the next crisis. . , ., , , crisis. year in germany energy is a big question, _ is a big question, cost—of—living is a big question for consumer alec chronic companies here, they werejust starting to chronic companies here, they were just starting to get to grips with the supply chain issues, component shortages, thatis issues, component shortages, that is starting to ease up and now we have another body blow for them. , , , , for them. the biggest issue han . in . for them. the biggest issue hanging...

The government says there is more to come, but while households wait, our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has been looking at tips for saving money. with so much plugged in, turned on and fired up, it's never cheap keeping a busy house on the go. but now it's getting tougher. i last spoke to cheryl in the spring. she'd already made big cuts to her budget, so this new increase is a real blow. i feel i have done all the right things. i have made sure that i have no debts. i drive an old car that goes without paying. i've worked my way up to, you know, get a decent—paid role. but ...

We learn about the TWRA Raffle, the prizes you can win and how the event benefits TWRA’s wildlife habitat and conservation efforts

Going to go down and it's going to get plugged in, and it's going to work or it's not going to work. this is about balancing technology with nature. in this particular area, we've lost about 85% of our harbour seals. so, how do we protect them whilst quenching our thirst for clean energy? tidal has a role. the wind doesn't always blow. tidal always keeps going. perhaps this monitor is the answer. we're at nigg, in the northeast of scotland. it's about the length of a bus. crikey. yeah. and the blades go round... all under water as well. all under water, so vessels pass over the top. we're eigh...

Of these as well. _ remote and autonomous technologies will play a vital role in the future of the maritime sector. this company hope to expand their fleet in the coming years to play a part in a safer and more sustainable future for essential work that needs to take place out at sea. that was paul and shiona all at sea. now, with more and more tech being used above and below the water, have you ever wondered how it affects the creatures that live in it? well, harriet bradshaw's been to see some technology that's trying to find out if new tidal turbines are harming sea life in their homes. har...