Sky News, on Climate, 10 November 2026
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Read the original article on news.sky.com (opens in a new tab)Sky News reports a high air pollution alert in London, which the mayor's office says followed dense fog and very light winds that let pollution build up, with smoke from fireworks likely contributing. It also reports a Met Office yellow fog warning for parts of England and Wales and recent disruption on the roads, including a crash on the M20 in which two people were seriously injured. The headline matches the body, and the causes of the pollution are attributed to the mayor's office and its forecasters.
“after dense fog and very light winds allowed pollution to build up over the weekend, and linger into Monday morning", according to the mayor's office”
Sky News gives the cause of the pollution build-up and attributes it to its source rather than stating it in its own voice.
“toxic air is responsible for thousands of premature deaths in London each year”
The article keeps the human health cost of air pollution in view through a named official, so the alert reads as a public health warning and not only a weather note.
“after two people were seriously injured in a crash involving more than 30 vehicles”
Sky News states the concrete harm from the fog plainly instead of reducing it to travel disruption.
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