Learning English from the News Episodes Episode guide
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Is gaming turning children into gamblers?
Neil and Georgina teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Iran's president killed in crash
President of Iran killed in a helicopter crash. Beth and Phil discuss the headlines.
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Iran attacks Israel after invasion of Lebanon
Israel invades Lebanon. Iran fights back.
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Instagram co-founders leave the company
Neil and Catherine teach you language the media is using to discuss this story.
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India's Covid nightmare
India continues to struggle with an aggressive second wave of infections.
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India: Flood in Himalayas
Dozens are feared dead after a piece of a Himalayan glacier triggered a flood in India.
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India: Bomb threats delay flights
Hoax bomb threats have disrupted flights
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India tunnel rescue
All 41 workers who were trapped in a tunnel in India for 17 days have been rescued.
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India removes special status from Indian-administered Kashmir
Dan and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Improving maths with music
Music could improve your maths skills according to a recent study.
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Impeachment trial: Trump acquitted
Tom and Catherine have the vocabulary you need to talk about this story.
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Iceland prepares for volcano
A state of emergency has been declared in Iceland amid a series of earthquakes.
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Hurricane Florence forces evacuation
Neil and Dan teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Human health affected by climate change
Changing climate is causing heat waves, poor diet and spreading disease
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Human embryo DNA editing OK, panel says
Dan and Catherine discuss the key language from this story.
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How do vampire bats survive on blood?
Scientists have discovered how vampire bats can survive on a blood-only diet
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How do vampire bats survive on blood?
Scientists have discovered how vampire bats can survive on a blood-only diet
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Hottest week ever
The first week of July had the highest average global temperature ever measured, UN says.
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Hottest March ever
Last month was the world's warmest March on record.
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Hong Kong to establish a 'platform for dialogue'
Dan and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Hollywood's campaign against harassment
Rob and Neil teach you how to use language from this news story in your everyday English.
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Hollywood writers strike
Could your favourite shows stop? Hollywood writers strike over pay and conditions.
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Heatwaves across the world
Heatwaves cause record temperatures in Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East.
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Healthy living and DNA
Scientists believe a healthy lifestyle could increase life expectancy, despite genes.
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Harry and Meghan's Interview
Neil and Catherine have the vocabulary you need to talk about this story.
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Harry and Meghan to make shows with Netflix
Catherine and Rob have the vocabulary you need to talk about this story.
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Haiti: Gang violence crisis
The prime minister of Haiti has agreed to resign following weeks of gang violence.
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Greta Thunberg's UN speech
Neil and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.
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Green flights? Impossible
Can flying ever be green? Scientists say no.
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Great Barrier Reef in danger
Some scientists say the world's largest coral reef is under threat by climate change.
