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Do you think you can guess what somebody looks like from the sound of their voice? In this English podcast you can try! We have eight different speakers for you, with Canadian, English and American accents. You’ll practise getting general and detailed information from listening to individuals as well as a conversation between three people. It’s also a good chance to review common ways to describe appearance.

Describing Appearance - Zapp! English Listening 2.9

It’s always interesting to talk about what happens in different countries and cultures and in this unit you’ll learn English words for doing exactly that. You’ll develop your listening skills by listening to Niall and Kim as they answer questions and give their opinions on cultures they’ve experienced. All the English vocabulary is presented in context and you will have the opportunity to improve you pronunciation of the most common sound in English.

Culture - Zapp! English Vocabulary & Pronunciation 3.5

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Listening What Are They Like_Advanced English Course

Listen to the conversation and learn phrasal verbs naturally, in context! Click here for the episode text - http://www.espressoenglish.net/phrasal-verbs-for-romantic-relationships/

19 - Phrasal Verbs for Romantic Relationships

Rebecca at LLE's thoughts on the British referendum result.

What I Miss About Britain Part 4 - Politics

Britons entitled to Irish passports

After the Brexit vote in June, so many Britons applied for Irish passports that Ireland’s foreign minister had to ask them to stop – pointing out that the UK remains, for now, in the EU. If some of the figures that have been quoted are correct, the Irish passport service may find itself completely inundated in future. But does one in four Britons really have Irish heritage? We reveal the dubious history of that number and attempt to estimate the number of Britons who are actually entitled to dual nationality with Ireland.



Do women’s periods sync?

It is a commonly held belief that if women spend time together, their bodies start to sync and they will have their periods at the same time. But where does this idea come from? And is it really true? We look at the evidence and wonder – could it be down to chance?



Numbers in music

Marcus du Sautoy takes us on a journey through some of his favourite musical pieces, pointing out the interesting mathematical patterns hidden in the compositions.



Dangerous algorithms

Cathy O’Neil, a data scientist and activist, has written a new book, “Weapons of Math Destruction.” She is concerned about the proliferation of certain kinds of algorithms – that help make important decisions, but that could be based on unfair statistics with hidden biases. She explains how to look out for them, and what we can do to protect ourselves.



Desk of Good News – organ donations

We look at the trends for organ donations and transplants. Published on September 2, 2016.

Irish Passports

VOA Learning English - Agree To Disagree

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More or Less: Behind the Stats

Tim Harford investigates numbers in the news. Numbers are used in every area of public debate. But are they always reliable? Tim and the More or Less team try to make sense of the statistics which surround us.

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