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Up until about the last decade, California wildfires have traditionally affected higher income white households, with deaths skewing toward seniors and men.

An investigation by The Center for Investigative Reporting in 2018 found that Tesla has failed to report some serious workplace injuries, skewing the company’s injury statistics.

A Tory spokesman denied this, adding the party had "always protected the triple lock" and accusing Labour of "skewing her words for political gain".

“It was obvious within 2 months of his purchase that the algorithm was already skewing against people who post factual, accurate information on climate,” says Katharine Hayhoe, a climate researcher at Texas Tech University.

In those songs, Roan draws on the power-pop sounds of Lady Gaga and Britney Spears, skewing them with campy cheerleader chants and bawdy sexual asides.