returning now to a top story and chinese investment in greece i'm joined now by young dimitrios from greek service good to have you with us now a china is investing an awful lot of money in the old port of p.v. in greece is that good for the country. yes i think from a greek point of view this is a good thing greece has an interest in crucial interest in finding new business partners in increasing foreign direct investment in recent years international lenders have increased their pressure to push with push forward with privatization projects this is a key part of the greek post bail bailout agreement signed last year and the new conservative government the now things has pledged to speed up the process to attract more foreign investors now china's investment in the port of the rails is already a success story the chinese one more this is for sure i have to say they don't always get what they want just to name an example asked year the trainees proposed to build their own shopping no just near the harbor of the rails and the idea was rejected as far as i know but china certainly seem

with us now is dr dimitrios tsivrikos, consumer behaviour specialist at university college london welcomeollege london to worklife. i imagine of welcome to worklife. i imagine lots of people listening to what we have said so farwant of people listening to what we have said so far want to cut back on waste but at christmas time, when some gifts that your children have asked father christmas for are covered in unnecessary packaging, it's hard to get that right. you are absolutely right. the presence, the packaging that we might be getting and so on, they create a great volume of waste and we need to be more careful as to how we dispose but there are tips and ways are becoming more sustainable because i think sustainable behaviour goes above and beyond wastage, it can actually be about where you source your products, the amount of packaging you can choose and how you can reuse the product you already purchased and at times, with all that waste, perhaps it could be an educational experience for the family to understand how we can beat more green so we can use this as an opportunity. do you th