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January 2020 feels like a lifetime ago.
The city of Bengaluru, India was using fake police to control the traffic.
Local people didn't think that the idea would work.
Environmental problems were getting worse.
Australian forest fires burned out of control.
Locusts ate food growing in Africa.
Even the wettest locations required more water.
Everyone prepared for Lunar New Year and hoped for good times.
Technology brought more changes to everyday life.
Food delivery apps have helped women to start businesses.
They have turned their kitchens into takeaways.
One oil business was using olives from across Cyprus.
This improved local relationships.
New materials were displayed to fashion designers in London.
These environmentally friendly fabrics are better for the planet.
Rodrigo: "The skins were just going to waste then we turned into this beautiful leather."
This Korean language film had made history.
It was the first film not in English to receive this award.
The virus wasn't a pandemic yet.
Parasite's producer had a positive message.
Then Covid-19 stopped the world.
Governments organised lockdowns.
We stayed indoors to protect ourselves.
This kept more people safe and was also good for the environment.
The pollution in Delhi disappeared.
There was a blue sky and fresh air.
Lower pollution levels also helped bees, which produced more honey.
Zoos had to close because of the pandemic and the animals got lonely.
They were used to seeing people every day and missed their visitors.
In this difficult time, people showed they cared about each other.
People worldwide got on their knees at Black Lives Matter demonstrations against racism.
Our summer holidays were very different to normal.
Companies opened again but they experienced many difficulties.
We learned to socialise outdoors.
After a long delay, Liverpool became Premier League champions.
Manager Jurgen Klopp knew their win was more important this year.