As the coronavirus crisis takes hold across the UK, Sky’s Tom Parmenter finds out how the pandemic is hitting our most vulnerable.
Peanut traders in Sudan suffer under new “abrupt” law
Sudan has banned the export of raw peanuts and traders say the decision was taken abruptly and they need more time to figure out another way to make money.
Exams upgraded in Scotland after outcry as rest of UK awaits results – BBC News
Around 75,000 students in Scotland have had their exam results upgraded after an outcry over the way they were awarded. Scotland’s education secretary John Swinney apologised for the confusion and the...
Thailand students protest government and monarchy | DW News
Thousands of student protesters in Thailand have rallied in anti-government protests, demanding political change. The rally on August 10 was the biggest in recent months. Protesters are calling for the resignation of...
How to make coronavirus skeptics believe what they can’t see | COVID-19 Special
The novel coronavirus has already killed hundreds of thousands of people around the world, changing the way we work, and whom we can meet. The problem is that we can’t see it. Sars-Cov-2 is an invisible, deadly...
French PM warns Covid-19 infection rate headed in wrong direction, public becoming careless
Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Tuesday that France’s coronavirus infection rate was headed in the wrong direction and that a collective response was necessary if it was to avoid losing control of the rebound...
Protestors take to the street in Mali to demand President Keita step down
Tonight, protests continue in Bamako as thousands demands Malian President Keita to resign. A state of emergency has been broadened to cover the region around Niger’s capital Niamey in the wake of the killing of 8...