FYI S2 Episode 25
A military expert answers our concerns about the war in Ukraine.
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A military expert answers our concerns about the war in Ukraine.
We find out how Christmas trees and other traditions started with the royal family.
Rosie chats to the voice of Paddington, Ben Whishaw, about marmalade sandwiches!
Scarlett and Jeriah take a look at the state of nature in the UK and learn about the animals struggling to survive.
Maya asks former Royal Marine JJ Chalmers why we’re asked to wear poppies every November.
This week on FYI, American teens predict the new US president.
Braydon speaks to ex-footballer Alex Scott about why the game should only be a force for good.
We hear from the ten-year-old reporter from Gaza calling for peace.
We hear from children in Israel and Gaza on how war has changed their lives.
This week on FYI, we explain what’s happening in the Middle East.
Is a 17-year-old on track to become a teenage lawyer?
"How likely is a World War Three?” Sky News’ military expert answers kids' questions.
FYI has some Wicked fun facts on the record breaking movie.
Was a penguin found far from his home in Antarctica, on a beach in Australia?
FYI learns about the fight to stop red squirrels disappearing from Scotland forever.
A hotel breaks the world record for the largest building in the shape of a chicken.
Kids get a surprise visit from a special guest to mark UK Parliament Week.
FYI find out how some of our Christmas traditions started with the royal family.
FYI asks kids if they trust world leaders to put the planet first.
On World Toilet Day, the United Nations are calling for "safe toilets for all" by 2030.
Is a 17-year-old on track to become a teenage lawyer?
Was a penguin found far from his home in Antarctica, on a beach in Australia?
Is a village in Japan replacing people with puppets to combat loneliness?
FYI noticed a couple of spooky stories online, but are they fake news or fact?
Fake news or fact: Can the American government control the weather?
Fake news or fact: Is drinking bottled water not as healthy as tap water?
Fake news or fact: Is this widely shared video of a giant Maine Coon cat real?
Fake news or fact: Did Taylor Swift lose millions of followers for supporting Kamala Harris?
Fake news or fact: Has a rare penguin with a smelly reputation won an award?
Fake news or fact: Do donkeys in Italy wear striped socks?
Scarlett and Jeriah take a look at the state of nature in the UK and learn about the animals struggling to survive.
In this FYI Investigates, Thomas and Maya examine what life is like for disabled children growing up in Britain.
Britain's Got Talent star Eva Abley teaches us about what it means to have a disability and how it's ok to be different.
In this FYI Investigates, Jeriah and Scarlett talk to gamers and experts to find out what impact gaming has on our lives.
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…
Maya asks former Royal Marine JJ Chalmers why we’re asked to wear poppies every November.
FYI explains what is behind the latest conflict in Lebanon.
Explore different kinds of energy that are less damaging to the planet than fossil fuels.
FYI investigates the issues around cheap fashion and why it's bad for the planet.
FYI examine how fake news fuelled rioting and racism in the UK this summer.
Scarlett finds out how a general election helps us to choose who should run our country.
Jeriah gets some top tips on what to do if you don’t get the grades you were hoping for.
Dhruvi, who is Deaf, explains how British Sign Language helps her to talk to her friends.
As our climate changes, Scarlett investigates if we could soon run out of drinking water.
Jeriah investigates how the government pays for things like schools and hospitals.
FYI learns about the fight to stop red squirrels disappearing from Scotland forever.
FYI meets young people in Wales protecting and monitoring Europe’s largest dolphin population.
FYI’s Scarlett chats to Ed Miliband about the UK government’s aims for COP29.
Jeriah visits Kew Gardens to find out why their trees are at risk.
Steve Backshall tells Scarlett about the effects sewage in rivers has on wildlife.
Scarlett and Jeriah take a look at the state of nature in the UK and learn about the animals struggling to survive.
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.
Britain's Got Talent star Eva Abley teaches us about what it means to have a disability and how it's ok to be different.
We investigate mental health through the social media, which is a big part of the problem.
Supported by the BFI, Sky Kids and FYI Sky Kids FYI presenter Ruby…
FYI hears from a ten-year-old reporter from Gaza who is calling for peace.
FYI hears from children in Israel and Gaza on how war has changed their lives.
FYI speaks to Jewish and Palestinian teenagers living in Israel who are calling for peace.
We hear from an inspiring young journalist that has escaped from Gaza.
Exam expert Ruby Granger shares revision tips.
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.
We speak to young people about how peace can come about between Israelis and Palestinians.
FYI explores how football is too often is ruined by racism towards players.
UK riots explained for kids: why have people been rioting and what's behind it?
Maya investigates some of the milestone moments in the long road towards racial equality.
Hearing Keedron’s story helps us to understand more about racism across the globe.
Children have the right not to be discriminated against because of their skin colour.
"How likely is a World War Three?” Sky News’ military expert answers kids' questions.
A military expert answers our concerns about the war in Ukraine.
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.
FYI investigates what’s happened to families who have been impacted by the war in Ukraine.
Sky Kids FYI presenter Braydon explains what is going on in Ukraine, explaining the background…