Why South Africa should embrace flexible working Before COVID-19, formal employment in South Africa was stable and increasing modestly. Then the pandemic hit. Like most…
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Why firms are speaking out about George Floyd
For years, black deaths in the hands of police have gone unremarked in corporate America. But this time, as protesters pour into streets across the…
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Why Biden’s intervention on Brexit matters
For two years British cabinet ministers have privately warned about the impact of a third party in the Brexit talks – the US Congress. On…
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Daily podcast: Why has Priti Patel vowed to get tough on migrant crossings?
On this edition of the Sky News Daily podcast with Jonathan Samuels, we examine why Home Secretary Priti Patel has proposed military intervention to deal…
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The coronavirus divide: Why five groups are dying more than they should
By Philip Whiteside, news reporter, and Carmen Aguilar Garcia, data journalist Fourteenth century commentators writing about the Black Death told tales of the houses of…
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Rare gene could be why some women have less childbirth pain, say scientists
Women who do not require pain relief during childbirth might have a rare genetic variant, according to scientists. Researchers at the University of Cambridge found…
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Why Boris Johnson’s brutal revenge could make a bad situation much worse
When the nine members of the powerful Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) of parliament filed into the Macmillan Room of Portcullis House at 5pm for…
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Coronavirus: Why the new normal is merely a thin veneer
This was the week when things started to feel a little more normal. Shops opened their doors for the first time in three months –…
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Why did North Korea destroy liaison office?
North Korea has followed through on a threat to demolish a joint liaison office with the South, causing alarm around the world. The establishment of…
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Why this state has India’s highest mortality rate
On 20 May, Parveen Bano started to feel slightly breathless. When she told her son, Amir Pathan, he rushed her to the nearest hospital. He…
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Why is it OK for these protesters to break social-distancing rules?
For months we’ve been told by CDC, the state Department of Health and Gov. Andrew Cuomo that we need to think about how our decisions…
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Why was Amy Cooper fired from Franklin Templeton? – The Sun
NEW Yorker Amy Cooper went viral after shocking footage was posted online of her threatening to tell the cops "an African American man is threatening…
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Coronavirus: Why the pandemic has created a ‘vicious cycle’ for people with OCD
Coronavirus has left people with obsessive compulsive disorder and health anxiety in a “vicious cycle”, experts have told Sky News. Patients with both disorders constantly…
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Why can’t people like Adele lose weight without trolls having a go despite it being life-saving? – The Sun
A PRE-PANDEMIC survey warned that 13million British adults are now classed as obese – at a cost to the NHS of around £1billion a year.…
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