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Deal agreed on Australian mining tax
The Australian government has reached a deal over a controversial mining tax. The original proposal of a 40% tax has been reduced to 30%. Words in the News: 2 July 2010
Quarter-life crisis
Callum and Kate learn about a new expression "quarter-life crisis" and how it compares to the more well-known "mid-life crisis". Are they the same thing or do young people have different crises to the middle-aged? 6 Minute English: 1 July 2010
Russian response to spy allegations
Ten people suspected of being Russian spies have been arrested in the U.S. The Russian authorities have rejected the accusations. Words in the News: 30 June 2010
The goal that wasn't
England have crashed out of the World Cup after a heavy defeat by Germany. However the result may have been different if a shot which clearly crossed the goal line had been seen by the officials. Words in the News: 28 June 2010
G8 and G20 to meet in Canada
Two major meetings are taking place in Canada over the next few days - first the G8 in rural Ontario and then the G20 major economies in the country's largest city Toronto. Words in the News: 25 June 2010
Tiny monsters of the Highlands
Callum and Finn discuss the Scottish Highlands and the midge, a tiny biting insect that inhabits the region and enjoys dining on tourists. 6 Minute English: 24 June 2010
France humiliated by World Cup exit
France have been eliminated from the World Cup after losing 2-1 to hosts South Africa. Words in the News: 23 June 2010
Costumes and celebrations
Photos from Mongolia of a wedding. The photo was taken by Erdenesuvd Enhkhtaivanl from Mongolia. Costumes and celebrations: July 2010
Milan mafia court case continues
One of the biggest recent trials of alleged mafia gangsters in Italy is to continue following a major investigation into mob crime in the north of Italy. Words in the News: 21 June 2010
BP chief's evidence 'unacceptable'
A senior American congressman has dismissed the evidence of BP chief executive Tony Hayward as 'unacceptable'. Words in the News: 18 June 2010
Live football unlikely for North Korea
It's almost impossible for most North Koreans to follow their team's progress in the World Cup because the media is very tightly controlled there. Words in The News: 16 June 2010
Indefinite articles - 'an' or 'a'?
Gareth Rees answers a question from Marta in Poland and explains how vowel and consonant sounds rather than letters are important in deciding whether to use 'an' or 'a'. Ask about English: 22 June 2010
Inside job
Gareth Rees answers a question from Miguel in Venezuela: and explains the expression 'an inside job'. Ask about English: 29 June 2010
Gut and guts
Gareth Rees answers a question from Sung in Korea: and explains how to use the words gut and guts. Ask about English: 15 June 2010
Science seals
Callum and Kate learn how seals in Antarctica are helping scientists learn what might happen to Australia's Great Barrier Reef. 6 Minute English: 17 June 2010
Zimbabwean diamonds "still bloody"
Global Witness, the human rights watchdog, has warned that the scheme that is meant to certify diamonds, could be funding political violence in Zimbabwe. Words in the News: 14 June 2010
New Malaysian economic plan
Malaysia's prime minister has set out a five-year plan that he says will cut down its massive debt. Words in the News: 11 June 2010
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Journey to Mars
Callum and Kate learn about an experiment taking place in Moscow in which six men will spend 500 days together in an imitation spaceship. 6 Minute English: 10 June 2010
Old picnic new archaeology
In France a bizarre piece of performance art carried out twenty seven years ago is helping archaeologists test their techniques. A Swiss artist buried the leftovers of an enormous picnic. Words in the News: 9 June 2010
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