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Followed by "But..."
And then spends the rest of the article talking about cigarettes and BBQs instead of why the country is as dry as a tinderbox.
There's no explanation of climate, only "those bad autistic criminals throwing cigarettes around".
Like I said, they deny without outright denying.
Again, its a weather section, they aren’t the ones dealing with climate.
The article you linked isn't in the weather section.
And if weather isn't affected by climate then what is?...
BBC Weather is the department that prepares forecasts, advice, and occasional explainers about weather - the practical aspects in the immediate term, but not really long-term trends or mechanisms. It is not part of BBC News.
BBC News has its own Climate desk, with a Climate Editor. It frequently reports on human-influenced climate change.