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    Donald Trump to launch new social media platform

    Donald Trump plans to launch a new social media network called TRUTH Social.

  2. Dogs: Happy tears?

    Do dogs cry happy tears? Neil and Beth discuss vocabulary about this story.

  3. Dogs have evolved to have appealing eyes, say scientists

    Neil and Catherine teach you the language the media is using to discuss this story.

  4. Dog meat banned by South Korea

    The killing and sale of dogs for their meat has been banned in South Korea.

  5. Do you know the word of the year?

    'Goblin mode': Neil and Beth teach you this and other vocabulary

  6. DNA study: better coffee?

    Italian researchers have created a complete genetic map of Arabica coffee.

  7. Djokovic vs Australia: Novak to stay

    Tennis star Novak Djokovic has won his appeal to stay in Australia.

  8. Djokovic hits line judge with ball

    The incident led to the player's disqualification from the US Open tennis tournament.

  9. DJ with audience of one gets 大象传媒 show

    Catherine and Tom discuss language from this news story.

  10. Diego Maradona: Doctor鈥檚 house searched

    Catherine and Neil have the vocabulary you need to talk about this story.

  11. Deer poacher gets Bambi sentence

    Neil and Dan discuss this story and explore the vocabulary used to talk about it.

  12. Cyber hackers hacked

    The website of ransomware cybercriminals Lockbit has been seized by authorities

  13. Covid-19: Will vaccine be for all?

    Tom and Neil have the vocabulary you need to talk about this news story.

  14. Covid-19: The end for live music?

    A top music boss doesn鈥檛 think live music will be back until the end of the year.

  15. COVID-19: Drug trial gives hope

    A full clinical drug trial of Remdesivir suggests it could reduce coronavirus symptoms.

  16. Covid-19: A new era for cyclists?

    The fear of catching virus on public transport leads to a boom in cycle-to-work schemes.

  17. Covid vaccine scientists win Nobel

    The scientists who made mRNA Covid vaccines possible have won a Nobel Prize.

  18. Countries try to change UN climate paper

    Ahead of COP26, 大象传媒 News saw documents showing countries trying to change report.

  19. Could we live to 140?

    Scientists from the University of Georgia think humans alive today could live to 140.

  20. Could caffeine cut obesity?

    Caffeine could reduce your risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

  21. Coronavirus: UN warns of new diseases

    Neil and Catherine have the vocabulary you need to talk about this story.

  22. Coronavirus: UK unites in song

    Neil and Catherine teach you the language being used to discuss this story.

  23. Coronavirus: Oktoberfest cancelled

    Neil and Catherine look at the vocabulary in the news around this story.

  24. Coronavirus: Italy takes action

    Italy asks its population to stay at home in the fight to contain coronavirus.

  25. Coronavirus: Half million deaths

    Neil and Catherine look at the vocabulary in the news around this story.

  26. Coronavirus: Are school closures necessary?

    School have closed down to stop the spread of coronavirus. But is this effective?

  27. Coronavirus: 99-year-old man raises millions for NHS

    Neil and Catherine look at the vocabulary in the news around this heart-warming story.

  28. Coronavirus and mental health

    We discuss how restrictions on daily life have left many people feeling under pressure.

  29. COP26: Fossil fuel industry has largest delegation

    Learn key vocabulary to help you talk about this news story.

  30. Computer made with brain cells

    Scientists have created a computer system that uses living brain cells to complete tasks.

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