Sky News Daily Reviews 2022: Political Editor Beth Rigby

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Sky News Daily Reviews 2022: Political Editor Beth Rigby

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Host Niall Paterson looks at the stories which defined 2022. On this episode, Sky’s political editor Beth Rigby talks about the year which gave us three Prime Ministers and the legacies of the two who left office. Producer: Rosie GillottPromotions Producer: David ChipakupakuEditor: Philly Beaumont

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Dementia in football – should it be recognised as an industrial disease?: In 2020, we lost two of England’s great football heroes. Jack Charlton and Nobby Stiles had both suffered with dementia before their deaths. It recently emerged that Jack’s brother Sir Bobby Charlton had also been diagnosed with the degenerative... by Sky News Daily
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Has COVID-19 turned 2020 into a TV triumph?: Before 2020, watching terrestrial TV live as it hit our screens was on the decline. With streaming services like Netflix dominating the broadcast landscape, the future of television was uncertain. But a global pandemic, two lockdowns and a tier... by Sky News Daily
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Vaccine approval - A licence to kill… COVID: The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine was the first to announce its success in trials – offering “hope on the horizon” in the fight against the virus. On Wednesday, the UK became the first country in the world to approve its use – with care home residents... by Sky News Daily
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UK begins COVID vaccine rollout – but how do you end a pandemic?: The historic vaccination programme in the fight against COVID-19 gets going this week after doses started arriving at hospitals. But as the NHS embarks on the largest public health drive it’s ever seen, we have been told the vaccine alone won’t end... by Sky News Daily
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Long COVID: The aftertaste of a global pandemic: The government has announced that by the end of the month, it will open 40 clinics dedicated to helping patients with long-COVID. But the disease still remains a mystery to many medical professionals, with a lot of questions which still have no... by Sky News Daily
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Oxford COVID vaccine success - and then there were three: There is a team of scientists at the University of Oxford that is both over-joyed and shattered. Trials of their vaccine with AstraZeneca in the fight against coronavirus indicate it is up to 90% effective. There is also some suggestion that the... by Sky News Daily
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How are children falling victim to far-right extremists?: A Sky News investigation has found that children, including some under the age of 10, are being recruited into extremist far-right organisations. Our research can reveal there has been a dramatic increase in the number of youngsters being referred to... by Sky News Daily
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Essex lorry deaths: Why Vietnamese migrants risk their lives: In the early hours of 23 October 2019, a grim discovery was made on an industrial park in Grays. The bodies of 39 people were found dead in a refrigerated lorry. 29 men, eight women and two 15 year-old boys had suffocated. We later learned the... by Sky News Daily
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Tackling racial inequality in Britain – how far have we come?: The death of George Floyd in the US in May reignited the debate over tackling racial inequality in society. Despite being in the midst of a global pandemic, millions of people across the globe took a stand - attending Black Lives Matter protests.... by Sky News Daily
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Miscarriage: Breaking the stigma: Recently, the Duchess of Sussex revealed that she had a miscarriage, breaking the stigma of royals keeping quiet about personal matters. It came after Chrissy Teigen and John Legend publicly grieved after their pregnancy loss. Is this breaking the... by Sky News Daily
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What does Biden mean for Britain?: Joe Biden has anti-Brexit views, proud Irish roots and has said Prime Minister Boris Johnson is the "physical and emotional clone of Donald Trump". What does this mean for Britain's position on the world stage and the 'special relationship' between... by Sky News Daily
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Dr Fauci - Will speed of UK's COVID vaccine approval fuel scepticism?: America's top infectious disease expert has suggested that scrutiny by Britain's health regulator wasn't done "carefully". UK officials insist the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccination against COVID-19 has met "strict standards" of safety. On this edition of... by Sky News Daily
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Arcadia: the fall of a fashion empire: Sir Philip Green is a man of unimaginable wealth, his company, Arcadia has transformed clothes shopping in the UK, he’s made tens-of-thousands of jobs, and now, he’s taken them away. After nearly two decades, Green’s retail empire has collapsed, but... by Sky News Daily
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Climate crisis: Is India’s Himalayan disaster a sign of things to come?: Dozens of bodies have been recovered and other people are still missing after catastrophic flooding hit two hydroelectric dams in Uttarakhand earlier this month. It's thought a glacier collapse caused the deluge. On the Sky News Daily podcast with... by Sky News Daily
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The climate crisis: A royal campaign: The British Royal Family has been at the forefront of the campaign to tackle climate change for over 50 years. Most recently, Prince Charles announced his “Terra Carta” principles, calling on businesses to act now to tackle the climate crisis. It... by Sky News Daily
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Tears for tiers and hell for hospitality – the cost of COVID: Disappointment. Anger. Confusion. Just some of the emotions being felt by business owners and their staff bearing the brunt of coronavirus restrictions in England. On Thursday, the government confirmed its decision that will see 99% of the... by Sky News Daily
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Food fears - battles with COVID and Christmas uncertainty: The discussion around eating disorders is not an easy one. For those affected, the subject is deeply personal, can be related to trauma and asking for help is nearly always a struggle in itself. But how do you bring the issue into the light?... by Sky News Daily
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Power struggles and protests: What went wrong in Hong Kong?: In 1997, Britain handed over Hong Kong to China in a grand ceremony marking the peaceful transfer of power. Hong Kong was promised its own system of government for 50 years but already, less than halfway through that period, China is exerting its... by Sky News Daily
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Can we stop another global pandemic?: Four years ago, the United Nations Environment Programme flagged a worldwide increase in zoonotic epidemics - they said it was "an issue of concern". Zoonotic diseases are transmitted from animals to humans. There is now evidence of a strong link... by Sky News Daily
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Sky News Daily Reviews 2022: Political Editor Beth Rigby

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