Our correspondents around the world have been sharing their climate stories ahead of the #DailyClimateShow launch.
Sky’s South East Asia Correspondent @SiobhanRobbins has been reporting on wildfires in northern Thailand which pump “toxic haze” into the air every year 👇
“What we’ve found from our reporting in China is just how much this country has the potential to change the game on climate.”
Sky’s Asia Correspondent @chesh on the "world's biggest polluter" as well as the "biggest investor in renewables"
The first lockdown announcement came 25 days after the government's scientific advisers issued a warning in private about the potential impact of #COVID19 on the UK trib.al/iT6QI9y
👵👴Are care homes now safer?
At the height of the crisis, more than 400 care home residents were dying every day with #coronavirus trib.al/7K4ijF4
[THREAD] Sky News has taken a look at #COVID conspiracists and anti-vaxxers.
We investigated how they are funded and organised, and whether they are a real problem?
Here's what we found👇
2. We identified three groups who dominate and push misinformation, ranging from ideas that #COVID19 is less harmful than science says, to denying the pandemic exists at all.
As well as the debunked dangers of taking the vaccine💉
3. The groups have been holding protests and are active on social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram, Telegram, Twitter and more
A third national lockdown has been announced for England meaning hundreds of businesses will have to close their doors and many students will move to remote learning.
What does the new lockdown mean for you? 👇
💼Are you a key worker?
👨👩👧👧Are you allowed to form a support bubble?
✈Am I allowed to travel?
Here’s a breakdown of the new #COVID19 lockdown restrictions across the UK 👇
Boris Johnson admitted lockdown "will mean it's not possible or fair for all exams to go ahead this summer" and "alternative arrangements" will be made.
Here's a breakdown of the situation with schools, colleges and universities across the four nations👇
"We're getting far more calls than we've ever experienced at this time of year... our control room staff are having to make incredibly difficult decisions to decide who gets an ambulance first" says paramedic Will Broughton.
'Ambulances are queuing outside of hospitals, patients are being cared for in the ambulances and there are patients out in the community that don't get an ambulance response because there's simply none left to send' says paramedic Will Broughton.
"We're attending patients in their own home and it's clear that there's multiple families present and people who have been mixing despite being in Tier 4 regions" says paramedic Will Broughton.