World Food Programme warns of global hunger crisis

Around 45 million people could be pushed into acute hunger this year alone if the conflict in the Middle East persists.

That's the warning today from the United Nations' World Food Programme, with new analysis showing how supply chains vital to feeding the world's poorest nations have been disrupted by the conflict.

• Guest: Rania Dagash, Assistant Executive Director of the World Food Programme
• Producer: Grace Stranger