Learn vocabulary to talk about the news. Drug trial gives hope for people with coronavirus. Remdesivir is an antiviral that was originally developed as a treatment for Ebola. A full clinical trial ...
In Belarus, people are demanding the resignation of President Alexander Lukashenko, who has been in power for 26 years. They are angry and say that recent elections were not counted fairly. Neil ...
It's the start of Wimbledon - the famous tennis tournament. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the event was cancelled last year. Now it has returned, but at first, the tournament will only allow half ...
Negotiators from the UK and EU have begun a new push to reach agreement on post-Brexit trade after both sides agreed "to go the extra mile" Catherine and Neil explain this and other phrases and ...
Covid-19: singing is cheering people up in the UK during the coronavirus lockdown. Learn English vocabulary while you watch. How are you keeping happy in self-isolation?
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News Review - Apple announces the death of iTunes. iTunes will be shut down and Apple Music, Apple podcasts and Apple TV will launch.
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The tech giant Apple has announced that its music ...
Myanmar's acting leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, will appear at a UN hearing in The Hague to defend Myanmar's actions towards thousands of Rohingya Muslims who fled Myanmar in 2017. Dan and Catherine ...
Euro 2020 England vs Bulgaria qualifying match was twice stopped due to fans' racist behaviour. The Sofia match was twice halted when racism from Bulgarian fans was directed towards black English ...
Have you missed football during the coronavirus crisis?
The English Premier League clubs have agreed to start contact training – which means players will not be staying two metres apart. Clubs are ...
The UN is warning that more zoonotic diseases like Ebola, West Nile fever, SARS and Covid-19 could make the jump from animals to humans unless we change the way we do things. Neil and Catherine ...