Ships are manipulating their GPS signals to misdirect guided weapons. These vessels are showing up on shipping data platforms as clustered on top of one another, noted TankerTrackers.com, a research agency.
Read @nassosstylianou.bsky.social and Malcolm Moore's report
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Map of Tehran showing location of strikes by Israel adn the US since Feb 28
Satellite image showing building damage to Valiasr Barracks in Tehran
Satellite image showing building damage to the Islamic Revolutionary Court in Tehran
NEW: Maps and satellite image analysis and videos reveal extent of the damage US and Israel's airstrikes have had on Tehran. Great team effort with @theboysmithy.ft.com and Dan Clark
Read @jacobjudah.bsky.social's report
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Since the Iranian strikes yesterday, thousands of flights have been cancelled as airport closures disrupt travel.
Read Peter Campbell, Marianna Giusti and Simeon Kerr's report
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Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has all but stopped since yesterday.
Read the @financialtimes.com Economics editor, Sam Fleming's analysis of what the impact the war in Iran will have on the global economy
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And it can't spell Antarctica!
Animation showing the plunge of cold Arctic air which is causing disruption to flights and has left almost a million people without power
Read
Martha Muir and Ilya Gridneff's report
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For this graphic we compare the terrain of the three most expensive rail projects in the world.
HS2 costs an eye watering $537mn per km despite being built on relatively flat terrain.
Read Gill Plimmer, @pickardje.bsky.social and Jonathan Vincent's excellent article
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HS2 is by far the most expensive railway, despite being built on relatively flat terrrain, more than any other rail project in the world as the total bill could surpass £100bn.
Read Gill Plimmer, @pickardje.bsky.social ial and Jonathan Vincent's excellent article
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Keeping our Christmas card making tradition alive
NEW: Deforestation in Indonesia is underway at a rapid pace, with the help of the military, to make way for rice and sugarcane.
Huge thanks to @mightyearth.org for their help with the data.
Read Anantha Lakshmi's excellent report
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#dataviz #gistribe
One of my favourite places in Scotland, Glen Etive. The views here are stunning in every direction, they also filmed Skyfall here.
Honoured to have won the health and climate change award alongside @mikepeeljourno.bsky.social @ian-bott.bsky.social and Charlie Bibby at Medical Journalists Association Awards for our piece on mosquito borne diseases
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A gloomy end to the day in Glencoe save for this little patch of light on the hillside. I never get tired of this view, the majestic beauty of this region always helps recharge the batteries.
From the trail start at Ben Nevis Inn, we climbed for about an hour and 45 minutes, not sure of elevation
We did a partial climb of Ben Nevis today and were rewarded with stunning views of the valley below. Once again the light was incredible.
Worth getting up at 3.30am to get this shot of the stars in Glencoe. Planning a trip to the Cotswolds in the winter, hoping to get a shot of the Milky Way. Always been on my bucket list after seeing it when I was a kid on top of Mount Tiede in Tenerife. Any location suggestions would be appreciated
The stunning view on the way up Hardknott Pass in the Lake District. It was a sunshine/shower kind of day and the ever changing light made for some incredible scenes.
Cheers Sven, first time I've been in September, normally go in July. A bit wetter but the light is incredible
Thank you, the light was literally changing by the second.
I never grow tired of the ever changing scenery of the Lake District. These two shots were taken 2 hours apart from the top of Walla Crag. I love how you can see the rain falling in the valley and the sunlight bursting through the clouds
NEW: Ski resort in the Saudi mountains? This animation shows how the huge Trojena project which is set to host the Asian winter games in 2029 is falling behind schedule
Great reporting from @alisonkilling.bsky.social Andrew England Joe Leahy and Ahmed Al Omran
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#dataviz
Animation showing fires detected across Europe since July 15.
Read @attractamooney.bsky.social and Carmen Muela's report, with great graphics from @janatausch.bsky.social and our talented summer intern Maya de Souza
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I've just been to pick up my full size print of the lion portrait. It's absolutely stunning, so pleased with it. The details are nice and sharp and the blacks are beautifully rich.
If you're interested in ordering a giclée print please DM me.
#lion
It's been almost a year since my father passed away and I thought a fitting tribute would be to do a portrait of him that captured his happy go lucky character. I was a bit worried about tackling this as I haven't done a portrait for 33 years! Have to say I think I did the old man proud
Thanks so much for your lovely comment Jeff 🙏
Nice work! You're a darn sight quicker than me that's for sure!
Thanks so much Viola, that's very kind of you to say ☺️
Ha, you'd be waiting a long time! My wife does watercolour pet portraits if you're interested.
She's on Instagram @ebpetportraits
Hi yes exactly, score in the fur and use Wolff carbon pencils. B, 2B, 4B and 6B
Thanks a million, your wood art is incredible. I thought I had patience!
