Solari boards: The disappearing sound of airports https://t.co/k7ciKpDOpS

Could North Korea handle a Covid-19 outbreak? https://t.co/8c1Vzm6nuj

How fear set in overnight in Sri Lanka https://t.co/3W62dj0YXH

Coronavirus: Outbreak spreads in Europe from Italy https://t.co/LHz8EbdXV2

Syria war: Strikes on Idlib 'target schools and hospitals' https://t.co/3iOY4STtUv

RT @BBCRosAtkins: Some bizarre twists in this vid on Iran & #coronavirus. 1) Health minister gives press conf while clearly ill. 2) Later says he has the virus. 3) Some Iranians don’t believe him as they don’t believe anything the gov says. Told by @ranarahimpour Produced @courtbembridge https://t.co/KQFZu2459l

Disney boss Bob Iger steps down as chief executive 

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RT @BBCSport: FT! Napoli 1-1 Barcelona.

Full-time in Naples. Barcelona have the edge with the away goal but it really wasn't very impressive. 

#CHEBAY and #NAPBAR reaction here: https://t.co/SHxfL9ywZ6 https://t.co/Pa4OOVZKHi

Saudi Arabia launches women's football league https://t.co/GuwZDgsqQ7

Viewpoint: Why a Texas county had a radical rethink on crime https://t.co/a2RhtjIGar

RT @BBCSport: HT! Chelsea 0-0 Bayern Munich.

Chelsea will be happy with their first-half performance, although Bayern Munich had the best chance when Thomas Muller's header hit the bar.

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#bbcfootball https://t.co/HyAODMEyve

RT @BBCSport: HT! Napoli 1-0 Barcelona.

Half-time in Italy too. Barca trail in Europe - not for the first time. 

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Nedim Yasar: Two jailed for life for killing reformed gangster https://t.co/Wg9oKaNFnZ

Coronavirus spread to the US 'inevitable' 

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Uighur mother makes plea to join Australian husband https://t.co/Tw88jkgfKw

Etika mural becomes Pokemon Go spot in tribute to YouTuber https://t.co/pJCvzPX1fT

But, it’s not just Australia, extreme weather events are increasingly common globally

Professor Liz Bentley, from the UK’s Royal Meteorological Society says the events are a wake-up call to the reality of climate change

Read the full story: https://t.co/qelTZpnBF7 https://t.co/WNgm2kupNA

Scientists say understanding the worst case scenario for wildfires and extreme weather is increasingly important – but difficult too

"The warmer it gets, the more uncertain things are going to be" https://t.co/bks7TMLeZT

"This [was] worse than anything our models simulated”

Climate scientist Dr Benjamin Sanderson says "none of them simulate anything close to the scale of what happened in Australia" https://t.co/hwcOgJWrTT

A “fiery wake-up call for climate science”

The fires in Australia are estimated to have killed one billion animals

They left 33 people dead and burned an area of land the size of South Korea https://t.co/xoDwYMg92I