Daily Express, on Climate, 14 November 2026

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How 'Godzilla' El Niño threat could send chocolate and coffee prices soaring in UK

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The Daily Express explains El Niño and its possible effect on UK food prices, and says in its own voice that climate change amplifies its effects. It quotes a scientist who says the 2023 El Niño had virtually no discernible impact on UK food prices. It also keeps his caveat that other pressures, such as oil and diesel prices, also drive food costs.

What it gets right

  • “whose effects are amplified by climate change”

    The Express says in its own voice that climate change amplifies El Niño's effects. That keeps a natural cycle from being read as the whole story.

  • “the 2023 El Niño had “virtually no discernible impact on UK food prices””

    It quotes a scientist whose evidence cuts against the headline's warning, so the reader gets the counterweight.

  • “these impacts will be difficult to separate from other factors influencing food prices”

    It keeps the expert's caveat that other pressures, such as oil and diesel prices, also drive food costs.

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