ITV News and Zandland have released an extraordinary eyewitness film from inside Tehran.
It features never-before-seen footage and sustained access to a civilian perspective that offers a rare, raw, and urgent look at the first ten days following the outbreak of war.
EXCL: ‘He had no dignity’: 90-year-old man dies in crowded hospital corridor.
The family of Roger Bass reveal the ‘shameful’ reality of NHS pressures behind their dad’s ‘degrading’ death.
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Face masks and overwhelmed hospitals: How UK is coping with the 'super flu," ITV News' Science Correspondent @MartinStewITV and Producer @jamel_gs explain https://t.co/hegkc82OPs
@SomersetWasBlue Not faster than anywhere else… faster than average. I suspect for last year it was related to the fact that the seas around the UK were unseasonably warm. Warmer water expands so sea levels rise. It is why sea levels are rising fastest in the tropics.
Antarctica: End of the Earth
Watch @MartinStewITV's journey into a breathtaking wilderness - disappearing faster than ever before.
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Behind every story is an incredible team - as we return from Antarctica this week take a look behind the scenes at the technical ingenuity and skill of cameraman @CameraMikeITN and science correspondent @MartinStewITV. Just beautiful! @itvnews https://t.co/LvRZGxTZHg
Covering Climate Now invites you to submit your best climate reporting for the 2025 Awards. This is the program's fifth year, celebrating exceptional climate journalism across 14 categories.
Deadline: March 31, 2025. https://t.co/6xTUaf0Ybf
Can renewable energy keep up with the exponentially increasing power demands of AI? Science Correspondent @MartinStewITV looks at the issues
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