内容摘要：The author was speaking on Radio 4 to pay tribute to Yentob, the BBC's former creative director, who died on Saturday.

The author was speaking on Radio 4 to pay tribute to Yentob, the BBC's former creative director, who died on Saturday.

Their strategy also differs from that of other young environmental organisations in the region, who often focus on a confrontational approach, trying to halt large mining or energy projects and holding politicians accountable for corruption.But Sustenta's project coordinator, Paola Acevedo, says the two approached are not at odds, but rather complement each other: "This type of [classical] environmentalism is very important and there is no doubt that we need it."

"We try to focus on solutions, while the others fight on the front lines," she adds."I would happily go cycle naked around the capital 100 times in a row than go through having my brain tumour again."Those are the words of Stephen Lewis, who will take on the World Naked Bike Ride in London with his partner on 14 June.

The couple from Newark in Nottinghamshire will be raising money for the mental health charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) because of their struggles after Mr Lewis's diagnosis and treatment of a brain tumour.The 38-year-old, who works as a train driver, says he had his work and life upended by the cholesterol granuloma between his brain and eye socket, and still deals with the aftermath two years later.

"When I first had symptoms I wasn't overly sort of bothered by them," Mr Lewis said.

He had started to experience double vision in 2023 and saw an optician, who assured him it was normal for someone his age.Duffy's intervention came after several serious incidents, including a mid-air collision in January

in Washington DC, in which 67 people died.Footage of a plane flipping over after landing in poor weather in Toronto, Canada, has also been widely shared online, further fuelling alarm.

And while polling on the subject is limited, one recent Associated Press survey suggested these startling images of accidents haveBut BBC Verify has analysed data in the US and worldwide and found that over the past two decades there has been a general downward trend in air accidents.