Economic growth slows, greener airlines and China's 'Singles Day'.

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Economic growth slows, greener airlines and China's 'Singles Day'.

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The UK's economic growth slows sharply between July and September, as the supply crisis takes it toll. Ian King also speaks to the chief of United Airlines about plans for a low carbon future. And find out about Singles Day in China - a kind of 'anti-Valentine's Day' which has become the world's biggest shopping day.

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Nov 11, 2021

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