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         Lesson LessonUntil social-media giants take responsibility for the harm they cause, I support Australia’s age banRead about an author’s rationale for supporting Australia’s social-media age ban. 
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         Article ArticleElementary news lesson: 2020 Eurovision Song Contest postponed until 2021June 2020: On 18 March, Eurovision said that it had to cancel the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time in its 64-year history. 
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         Article ArticleElementary news lesson: The country where football continuesMay 2020: With fans really missing live games, the Belarussian league has signed TV deals with several countries. 
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         Article ArticleElementary news lesson: The 2020 Olympic Games will not take placeApril 2020: Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Japan has postponed the 2020 Olympic Games until 2021. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: American astronaut breaks space recordMarch 2020: Christina Koch spent 328 days in space, and also took part in the first all-female space walk with Jessica Meir. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: Some UK cities are planning to ban cars from city centresFebruary 2020: London was first to introduce the ‘congestion charge’; now other UK cities want to take action to reduce pollution. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: Was this the longest ever non-stop flight?January 2020: Airline Qantas hopes to show that regular non-stop flights between major European cities and Australia are possible. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: 196 marathons in 196 countriesDecember 2019: A British man, Nick Butter, ran a total of 8,270 kilometres and visited all seven continents, making £65,000 for a cancer charity. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: Tickets for the Glastonbury Festival 2020 are all gone in 34 minutesNovember 2019: More than 2.4 million people registered to buy the 50th anniversary tickets, but only 135,000 people were able to buy them. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: More than 80,000 fires are burning in the Amazon rainforestOctober 2019: This year, there are 77% more fires than in 2018, the largest number since official records began in 2013. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: A French inventor flies across the English Channel on a hoverboardSeptember 2019: The former jet-ski champion made his ‘Flyboard’ using 1.3 million euros from the French army. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: Halep and Djokovic are the 2019 Wimbledon championsAugust 2019: The women’s final was a very short match, but the men’s match was the longest Wimbledon final ever. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: A woman opens the emergency exit door on a plane by mistakeJuly 2019: The evacuation slide opened and the plane couldn’t take off. It arrived at its destination more than seven hours late. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: US explorer reaches the deepest place in the oceanJune 2019: Victor Vescovo filmed some interesting creatures in the Mariana Trench. Sadly, he also filmed some plastic waste. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: London introduces an ultra low emission zoneMay 2019: People driving into the new zone whose vehicles do not meet Euro 4 or Euro 6 standards will have to pay an extra charge. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: The world's fastest car is ... electricApril 2019: The speed of the new Italian Pininfarina Battista is amazing and it looks fantastic. But it will cost you $2.6 million. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: Australia suffers from record-breaking high temperaturesMarch 2019: In January, the weather in Australia broke 17 records and temperatures reached 49 degrees Celsius in Port Augusta. 
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      ArticleElementary news lesson: Dog finds rhino horn worth more than one million dollarsFebruary 2019: A sniffer dog called Lizzie found 116 kilograms of the illegal product at the international airport in Johannesburg. 
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      ArticleSpot on news lessons for teens: The world at your fingertipsIn this lesson, we meet young people who tell us about their jobs and how they couldn’t do them without speaking English. 
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      ArticleSpot on news lessons for teens: Earth in dangerThis Spot on news lesson is about climate change and the ways in which we can help to save the planet. 
