Mevagissey trawler skipper David Warwick spent the day tweeting from his boat Valhalla - the event was covered by the media including these three clips from BBC Radio Cornwall's breakfast show with James Churchfield, BBC Radio 5 Live's lunchtime EU Business show and Simon Mayo's DriveTime on BBC Radio 2.

Part of National Fishing Week.

Tom Heap meets the activists hoping to bring an end to illegal fishing by tackling the problem head on: by getting in the way of pirate fishermen.

The Black Fish is a relatively new NGO (Non-Governmental Organisation) who aim to stop the fishing of juvenile Bluefin Tuna in the Mediterranean and prevent to use of illegal drift nets - by cutting them.

Presenter: Tom Heap

Producer: Martin Poyntz-Roberts.

Cash and industry pressure forces the government to reduce the number of MCZs from 130 to 30 or even fewer - good news for the fishing industry!

Campaigners for the families of five French trawlermen killed when their fishing vessel sank off Cornwall nine years ago have called for a parliamentary debate over the sinking.

After the Bugaled Breizh sank off the Lizard on 15 January 2004, families of the victims claimed a Royal Navy submarine was responsible.

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Simon and the team are joined by resident GastroGnome, Nigel Barden, who'll be cooking up a storm in the studio - hake from the Govenek of Ladram, skipper Phil Mitchell.

A treaty trying to reduce the number of deaths in the commercial fishing industry comes into force today, however Britain have not signed it.