As the much anticipated report into alleged Russian interference is published, Sky’s Foreign Affairs Editor Deborah Haynes asked the committee about the lack of an investigation into the Brexit referendum. Hear the answers from committee members Stewart Hosie MP and Kevan Jones here. Read more about the Russia report here:>>>
Sky’s Dominic Waghorn reports on the health crisis in Ecuador as the novel coronavirus strikes an unprepared country. WARNING: This report contains footage of a dead body. Original Author: Produced by Sky News and published on 02/05/2020
Sky’s Ashish Joshi looks at how lockdown fatigue is starting to set in throughout the UK. #coronavirus #COVID19 Original Author: Produced by Sky News and published on 28/04/2020
►SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/SkySportsSub This week the voice of Sky’s rugby coverage, Miles Harrison, picks the decisive second test from the 1997 British & Irish Lions tour of South Africa for his ‘Rugby Retro’ flashback. Joining James Gemmell and Miles to discuss the events that day is none other than the man>>>
Patients at Croydon University Hospital speak to Sky’s special correspondent Alex Crawford about how they’re coping with COVID-19. Original Author: Produced by Sky News and published on 10/04/2020
Sky’s Adam Parsons looks at how the coronavirus is affecting the French village of Cornimont. Sky News videos are now available in Spanish here/Los video de Sky News están disponibles en español aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzG5BnqHO8oNlrPDW9CYJog Original Author: Produced by Sky News and published on 08/04/2020
Sky’s Noel Phillips went to Finsbury Park in north London, to see if people were keeping to the lockdown rules. Earlier, the Health Secretary Matt Hancock had warned that Britons may be banned from exercising in public if social distancing rules were not adhered to. Original Author: Produced by Sky News>>>
Sky’s Ed Conway takes a look at the latest statistics for the UK’s coronavirus outbreak, and asks if the strict lockdown measures that are in place are helping to flatten the curve. Original Author: Produced by Sky News and published on 04/04/2020
Sky’s chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay is given exclusive access inside the Cotugna Hospital in Naples, where medics are taking serious measures to avoid coronavirus infection. It comes as the number of deaths from COVID-19 continues to climb across Europe, with the hardest-hit nation Italy, reaching 100,000 cases and recording more>>>
Sky’s Sarah Jane Mee talks to the 80-year-old on finding life in self isolation in the UK and his lessons learnt from Lebanon 29 years ago. In 1987, as an envoy of the Archbishop of Canterbury he was taken hostage in Lebanon and held in solitary confinement for almost five>>>