We could well be at the start of an unending series of disasters due to climate change. So says Chris Field, the Director of the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment. He spoke to us after Donald Trump alleged...
India supasses 5 million coronavirus cases | Coronavirus Update
In India coronavirus cases have surpassed the five million mark. More than 82,000 people have died of COVID in the country. Health experts warn that the fatality rate could rise as restrictions ease. Authorities have so...
German Minister of State Niels Annen on Navalny poisoning: ‘Breach of international law’
Talking to DW’s Conflict Zone, Niels Annen said he is “very, very disappointed” about Russia’s reaction to the poisoning of Kreml critic Alexei Navalny and stressed sanctions are on the table...
Nujeen’s story: the Syrian refugee who crossed Europe in a wheelchair – BBC News
Germany has announced plans this week to accept more than 1,500 migrants, following the fire at a detention centre on the Greek Island of Lesbos which left thousands without shelter. The tragedy was a reminder of the...
Displaced Syrians struggle through hottest weather
Displaced people in Syria use unconventional methods to keep cool as the northern province of Idlib struggles through the hottest weather it has ever recorded.
BREAKING: ‘Priority COVID-19 testing for schoolchildren and parents’
Justice Secretary Robert Buckland tells Kay Burley that schoolchildren and their parents could be prioritised for coronavirus tests to help schools stay open.
Acid victim ‘sickened’ after attacker’s life sentence quashed
A man who had sulphuric acid thrown in his face has told Sky News he is “sickened” after learning his attacker has been moved to an open prison – less than six years after the assault took place...














