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Saudi Arabia Registers Increase in Fish Production Self-Sufficiency

The Saudi Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture revealed progress in self-sufficiency in fish production, as it aims to increase the per capita fish consumption from 9 to 13 kilograms annually. The ministry said on Monday that fish production in Saudi Arabia increased from 32,000 tons in 2016 to 119,000…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Menu planner: Try delicious Indian flank steak and rice

Thinking ahead to your next few meals? Here are some main dishes and sides to try.

Chicago Sun-Times

Smithfield and Billingsgate markets are leaving central London for Dagenham

The City of London Corporation has approved plans to move the historic meat and fish markets far out east

Evening Standard

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‘It’s very political’: the almost impossible job of being a marine planner

From the Galápagos to Bermuda, ocean planners often find themselves caught between two worlds – choosing between fisheries and fish

The Guardian - UK

Afternoon Update: Nauru refugees land in New Zealand; EVs to become cheaper; and a giant goldfish

First six refugees resettled in New Zealand from Australia’s offshore processing facility, nine years after the initial offer

The Guardian - AU

Fisherman could have broken world record after reeling in 30kg goldfish in lake

Andy Hackett from Worcestershire was fishing at Blue Water Lakes in Champagne, France, when he caught the world's biggest fish, which weighed over 67lb

Daily Mirror

Angler lands one of world’s largest goldfish in French lake

Andy Hackett catches the Carrot, elusive 30kg leather carp-koi hybrid released into fishing lake 20 years ago

The Guardian - UK

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Endangered status sought for manatees as hundreds starve

Manatees that are dying by the hundreds mainly from pollution-caused starvation in Florida should once again be listed as an endangered species

The Independent UK

What planting tomatoes shows us about climate change

There’s a piece of gardening lore in my hometown which has been passed down for generations: never plant your tomatoes before Show Day, which, in Tasmania, is the fourth Saturday in October. If you’re foolhardy enough to plant them earlier, your tomato seedlings will suffer during the cold nights and…

The Conversation

Icelandic fish firm quits UK blaming Brexit and Covid

‘The UK market has become more difficult post-Brexit,’ says seafood chief – as 200 jobs put at risk

The Independent UK

Nation divided on correct fish finger portion - but Birds Eye sets the record straight

A mum sparked an online debate about how many fish fingers made a portion for an adult and the nation couldn't agree - but Birds Eye have set the record straight

Daily Mirror

A 13-year-old catches his first Atlantic salmon while spey fishing

Christian Orlando caps “quite a year” with his second Fish of the Week.

Chicago Sun-Times

Icelandic fish plant pulls out of UK citing Brexit and Covid

Nearly 200 jobs at risk as Iceland Seafood says Grimsby no longer ‘a strategic fit’

The Guardian - UK

From fish photos to MAGA hats and guns, this is what it’s like on conservative dating app The Right Stuff

Using conservative-only dating app The Right Stuff feels more like participating in a ‘Saturday Night Live’ skit than an attempt at online dating, Chelsea Ritschel writes

The Independent UK

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Woman still ill two months after stung by ‘most venomous’ fish on honeymoon

"I looked at my foot and it had already doubled in size, it was all swollen, I looked underneath my foot and it had gone all blue and white"

The Independent UK

Search for New Hampshire hiker, 20, who vanished on popular trek

Emily Sotelo, 20, was last seen at the Lafayette Place Campground in Franconia on Sunday morning, according to the New Hampshire Fish and Game Law Enforcement Division

Daily Mirror

Bride stung by one of world's most venomous fish on honeymoon from hell

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Amy Thomson, 27, is desperate for a cure after falling victim to one of the world's most poisonous fish while snorkelling during her honeymoon trip to the Mauritius

The Independent UK

New bride stung by world’s most dangerous fish in honeymoon from hell

Amy Thompson claims she was assured she wouldn’t need protective footwear, only to be stung by a deadly stonefish

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Wales Online

Fishfinger question sparks heated debate on Mumsnet

Birds Eye have stepped in to broker a peace agreement

Wales Online

Woman stung by fish on honeymoon after bad advice still ill two months on

The couple were on a snorkelling trip when Amy decided to take a dip to cool down

The Guardian - UK

A local’s guide to Split, Croatia: a city that marches on its stomach

Beef in red wine, top-notch fish stew and chilli-infused tequila are the best of the bunch, says tour guide Robyn Vulinovich

Newcastle Herald

The program life savers hope will save rock fishing lives this summer

"No fish is worth your life, we want to always get back home to our family and kids."

ABC News

Native fish suffocating as parts of Murray-Darling Basin turn toxic from unprecedented floodwaters

The unprecedented floodwaters have led to the highest water flows in years across the Murray-Darling basin, yet native fish are dying — and the situation is expected to worsen.

Daily Mirror

Sea creature looks like 'alien' with extruding tentacles and even 'tastes like mussels'

In the short video clip which has racked up over 920,000 views, team member Amy Brise can be seen handling a strange-looking fish with many people likening it to a demogorgon from 'Stranger Things'

Newsroom.co.nz

Overfishing fix needs more than money

A dwindling supply of the world’s fish is an all-encompassing problem, and finding a solution will require a holistic look, writes Dr Brock Bergseth

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