Global warnings
How much time do we have to save the world from catastrophic climate change?
5 years (according to the WWF, 2007)
5 years (International Energy Agency, 2011)
3 years (Christiana Figueres of the United Nations, 2017)
12 years (IPCC, 2018)
Doctor the figures
The NHS estimated it had been defrauded of £1.29 billion in 2016-17.
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