Singapore Airlines is offering payouts after its turbulence tragedy.

Hello, I'm Leanna Byrne and thank you for tuning into the Marketplace Morning Report and we are live from the BBC World Service.

Singapore Airlines has offered $10,000 to each passenger who suffered minor injuries.

One of its flights was hit by severe turbulence.

Passengers with more serious injuries are getting $25,000. It happened last month

when its plane was flying over at Myanmar on its way to Singapore and suddenly

dropped 177 feet in four seconds. People not wearing seat belts hit the cabin ceiling when

passenger died of a suspected heart attack. Many others were treated in hospital.

Now millions of soccer fans in Europe are getting excited ahead of the start of the euros on Friday

but one dad says he can't afford to buy his children officially licensed team shirts.

I can get basically shirts for all four of my children for the cost of one shirt legitimately.

There are children who are demanding and parents are under a lot of pressure.

Replicas of the team shirts are big business.

In fact, the prices being charged to fans are rocketing,

which has led to huge increase in counterfeit shirts.

The BBC's business reporter, Pien Antoine Denny, can tell us more.

Hello. Hello, hello, Lena.

Listen, I just want to know how much soccer shirt is going to set me back now these days.

Well, let's say that if you want to go the official route,

that will set you back about $108 for the official replica kit.

It kind of shocks some buyers who just went out there looking for other options.

The popularity of this website that are selling really, really good replica are basically on the rise.

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