FYI episode 257
We speak to an FYI News Club about fast food.
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We speak to an FYI News Club about fast food.
We meet best friends Hughie and Freddie who’ve raised thousands of pounds to help kids in hospital.
After more than 100 days of war in Gaza, we hear from two Palestinian girls calling for peace.
How safe do you feel online? We report on a new law that aims to protect us more on the internet.
We speak to a Jewish boy and a Palestinian girl living in Israel and hear how the conflict in their country is affecting them.
As the war between Israel and Hamas continues, we hear from children trapped in the conflict.
We hear from children who are being affected by the war between Israel and Hamas.
Maya and Scarlett investigate the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas.
We speak to young people about how peace can come about between Israelis and Palestinians.
We find out how four children’s lives have been changed by the conflict in Ukraine.
FYI investigates what war is really like through the stories of Ukrainian children.
We speak to an FYI News Club about fast food.
We speak to an FYI News Club about fast food.
We find out how four children’s lives have been changed by the conflict in Ukraine.
As our climate changes, Scarlett investigates if we could soon run out of drinking water.
We investigate whether our drinking water is at risk of running out.
We meet best friends Hughie and Freddie who’ve raised thousands of pounds to help kids in hospital.
We report on the young people trying to stop the rise in knife crime.
We report on how the Government is taking action to prevent kids from vaping by banning disposable vapes.
We remember those who lost their lives in the Holocaust.
After more than 100 days of war in Gaza, we hear from two Palestinian girls calling for peace.
Aneeshwar sets out to explore what we can all do to help the natural world to prosper.
Aleesha finds out how we can help bees survive increasingly hot weather and rapidly changing seasons.
Romney discovers that rising temperatures are causing green sea turtles a massive problem.
Ellyanne witnesses the struggle for elephants to find water, as drought threatens their survival.
Butterfly enthusiast Rebecca has her own butterfly farm in her back garden in the UK.
Licy finds out that melting ice in the Arctic is also bad news for tigers in India.
Aneeshwar learns why climate change is a threat to Atlantic walruses in the Arctic.
The team looks at who will be the next first minister of Scotland.
We interview the Children's Commissioner about The Big Ambition. Take part: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/the_big_ambition/
We have a report from children who have been affected by earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
This week on FYI, the team interviews Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak.
Scarlett has an exclusive interview with the Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.
We have a report from children who have been affected by earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
The team brings you all the info you need on the King's coronation.
This week on FYI, the team interviews Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak.
Maya investigates some of the milestone moments in the long road towards racial equality.
Presenter Braydon investigates why so many young people are taking up vaping.
FYI investigates what war is really like through the stories of Ukrainian children.
In this special episode, kids with long Covid tell their story.
FYI investigates what’s happened to families who have been impacted by the war in Ukraine.
Made in 2021, the FYI team investigate why knife violence has become such a big problem.
A COVID-19 vaccine study began this week with children. But what for, when the virus…
Braydon meets children in Brazil who are caught in the crossfire.
We investigate mental health through the social media, which is a big part of the problem.
We investigate how Coronavirus brought the world to a standstill.
Braydon reports from the African bush about what can be done to save species in the wild.
As our climate changes, Scarlett investigates if we could soon run out of drinking water.
Dhruvi, who is Deaf, explains how British Sign Language helps her to talk to her friends.
Scarlett finds out how a general election helps us to choose who should run our country.
Maya asks former Royal Marine JJ Chalmers why we’re asked to wear poppies every November.
Jeriah investigates how the government pays for things like schools and hospitals.
Jeriah asks how we know what the weather’s going to be like from one day to the next.
Jeriah gets some top tips on what to do if you don’t get the grades you were hoping for.
Jeriah investigates why many families are struggling to pay their bills.
Iranian refugee Arvin explains why people have to flee their countries to seek safety.
FYI presenter Maya explores different kinds of energy that are less damaging to the planet…