Learning English from the News Episodes Episode guide
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Banning smoking for life
The UK government has voted to ban the sale of tobacco to anyone born after 2009.
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Banning 'steak'
Plant-based food can no longer have meat-based names in France.
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Bangladesh protests: PM quits
Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has quit and escaped the country.
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Baltimore bridge collapse
Six people are missing after a ship caused a bridge to collapse in Baltimore, USA.
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Bad bosses make people quit
New research says people are quitting their jobs because of a bad boss.
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BA flight to Germany mistakenly flies to Scotland
Tom and Dan discuss the story and teach you vocabulary to talk about it.
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Austria: Lockdown for unvaccinated
Two million people who have not been vaccinated have been placed in lockdown in Austria.
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Australian watchdog sues Google over location data
Dan and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Australia plans kids' social media ban
Australian Prime Minister announces plans to ban children from social media sites
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Australia hit by record floods
Around 18,000 people have been evacuated from severe floods in Australia.
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Aung San Suu Kyi: 4 years in prison
Deposed Myanmar leader has been sentenced after widely criticised trial.
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Athlete's 200m 'record' only 185m
Neil and Georgina look at the vocabulary in the news around this story.
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Astronauts home after 9 months in space
After nine months in space, two Nasa astronauts have finally arrived back on Earth.
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Apple to hinder Facebook web tracking
Dan and Catherine bring you the language you need to talk about this story.
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Apple issues warning about FaceTime problem
Catherine and Dan teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Apple announces the death of iTunes
Dan and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Antarctic ice melting
Ice the size of Greenland is missing from Antarctica because of climate change.
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Ancient stellar collision makes waves
Two stars hitting each other has been described as 鈥榗ataclysmic鈥�. What does that mean?
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Amazon water emergency
The Amazon has its lowest water levels in 121 years. Learn how to talk about the story.
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Alzheimer's drug hope
New drugs mean that Alzheimer's could soon be treated as easily as asthma and diabetes.
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Air pollution takes three years off life
Researchers have used a new method to model the impact of pollution on our health.
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AI critic wins Nobel Prize... for AI
A man has won a Nobel Prize for his work on AI, though he now warns of its dangers.
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Afghanistan: Taliban retake Kabul
The Taliban have retaken the Afghan capital 20 years after being removed.
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Afghan female footballers get UK visas
A team of female footballers who fled the Taliban have been told they can live in the UK.
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Adele gets Spotify to stop album shuffle
Adele has persuaded Spotify to take the shuffle button off all album pages.
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Abba: Pop superstars are back
ABBA, pop superstars of 70s, are back after 40 years with new album and planned tour.
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A royal romance
Prince Harry, fifth in line to the throne, is going to marry Meghan Markle
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A real-life secret Santa
Someone's been leaving presents for strangers around a village in the UK.
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A plan to bring live music back
British events promoter wants to use compulsory coronavirus testing at music festivals.
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A minimum price for alcohol in Scotland
Neil and Catherine explain vocabulary and talk about Scotland's new health-related change