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BBC OS: 2022/07/21 16:06 GMT: Nigerian bread makers strike over rising costs

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Nigerian bread makers strike over rising costs

2022/07/21 16:06 GMT

2022/07/21 16:06 GMT: Nigerian bread makers strike over rising costs

BBC World Service - BBC OS, Nigerian bread makers strike over rising costs

Nigerian bread makers are on strike to protest against soaring prices of ingredients

Nigerian bread makers say they are suffering losses due to the cost of baking items and the diesel which they use to run their bakeries. We asked some of our listeners in Nigeria how it has been affecting them.

Gas is once again flowing from Russia into Europe through Nord Stream 1 pipeline. We explain the impact on gas supplies to the European Union.

Heatwaves around the world have become more frequent, more intense, and last longer because of climate change. We speak to a meterologist and a weather reporter about how they explain the link between extreme weather and climate change to the public.

We find out about a new treatment for people with the blood disorder Haemophilia B that's been described as "transformational".

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