This week on Hotspots we join @ramsaysky as he returns to Europe’s first epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic, while @AlexCrawfordSky is in Beirut following the catastrophic blast that shocked the world.
Watch tonight 10pm Sky Documentaries I Saturday 9pm Sky News
Chief correspondent @ramsaysky returned to Bergamo to see how the city was coping months after it became Europe’s first COVID crisis point.
His award-winning report at the beginning of March 2020 warned the world what to expect from #COVID19
Watch now👇
Special correspondent @AlexCrawfordSky headed to #Beirut after the catastrophic blast, that killed at least 210 people, shocked the world.
She arrived at the same time as the first international search and rescue teams - and witnessed the destruction first hand
Hotspots is on Sky Documentaries tonight at 10pm, and then on Sky News on Saturday night at 9pm.
This year the #Oscars significantly expanded its voting body, inviting more than 800 new members.
Based the 2021 nominations this seems to have made a real difference to diversity.
We have analysed 92 years of the winners in the main categories - here's how the stats add up 👇
Our analysis shows that Oscar-winning actresses are on average nine years younger than their male counterparts.
The average male winner is 46, the average female winner is 37
For every woman who has won an award for screenwriting, there are 12 male winners.
And in 92 years of Academy Awards winners there has only ever been one woman to win the award for best director – Kathryn Bigelow, for The Hurt Locker, in 2010
💬 A poll reveals how many Britons are optimistic that climate change is solvable
🗳 Why rare earth minerals were an issue for voters in Greenland's election
🧱 Meet Kenyan engineer @nzambimatee_ke who's tackling plastic waste
You can read more about the stories being covered on the #DailyClimateShow tonight here👇
Poll reveals how many Britons are unwilling to change their habits to tackle the climate crisis
A major mining project in Greenland aimed at exploiting the Arctic island's huge untapped mineral resources has been thrown into doubt following a snap election
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"