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European Para Championships: A new sporting event

We're in Rotterdam which is hosting the inaugural competition.

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Is France leading the way on nuclear?

We explore whether it's the answer to current and future energy worries.

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Working at altitude

What are the implications for health and wellbeing?

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Is it possible to grow food on the Moon?

Biologists are attempting to grow crops in regolith, the kind of soil found on the Moon

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Rebuilding Turkey after the earthquake

Six months on, we visit the worst affected region to see the massive rebuilding project.

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The price for Mexican heritage

We take a look at Mexico’s drive to get historical artefacts returned

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Business Daily meets: The founders of Seatfrog

We hear how a mutual need for more leg room inspired a brainwave

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Business Daily meets: Kelly Hoppen

We meet one of the world's leading interior designers.

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Business Daily meets: Sir Robin Millar

The record producer was behind hits such as Smooth Operator.

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Business Daily meets: Mattel's CEO

Ynon Kreiz on transforming Barbie into a movie

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Business Daily meets: The rum distillers

Paul and Jacine Rutasikwa turned a side hustle into a full-time business.

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China's rising youth unemployment: Part 1

Is trouble brewing for the world’s second largest economy?

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China's rising youth unemployment: Part 2

Time for a new economic plan?

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Business daily meets: Ida Tin

The woman who invented Femtech and co-founded one of the first period tracking apps.

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Giving cash directly - the future of aid?

We look at the best way to help people in need

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Picture perfect cakes and cafes

How tastes and habits are changing when it comes to buying and eating cakes and puddings.

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Is Bangladesh ready for digital only banks?

Can you ensure financial inclusion for everyone when moving away from traditional banks?

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What should I eat on a night shift?

We look at the impact of working irregular hours

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The return of the wine cork

We visit the world's largest cork producing region in Portugal where business is booming.

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The end of the office?

We find out whether the coronavirus pandemic has changed working habits for good

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Swiftonomics

Taylor Swift's Eras tour will make a record amount of money - but how?

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Ireland's data centre boom

These tech powerhouses bring in money and jobs but can be environmentally problematic

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The UNESCO effect

What are the consequences of being designated a World Heritage site?

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The importance of sleep

We look at the economic benefits of getting a good night’s rest

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The row over Uruguay's pulp mills

Is the paper industry using too much water at a time of drought?

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Cutting waste in the beauty industry

We meet the Nordic tech companies trying to personalise the way we shop

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Business and science: What you need to know about SynBio

We explore the synthetic biology industry, estimated to soon be worth $30bn

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Business and science: How risky is SynBio?

Synthetic biology is a fast growing industry, but who is regulating it?

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Business and science: What is quantum computing?

We go to see one of the super-fast computers in action.

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Business and science: Quantum computing around the world

It's the cutting edge of computing - but is it actually making any money?

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