January 2015

• Tech giants woo 15-year-old whizzkid
• Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah dies
• Man sues women's university
• Academy Awards are 'for white men'
• School students do not shower after sports class
• Unemployed young people very stressed
• Hospital chains toys to beds to stop thieves
• Record number of flowers bloom
• Keeping cold could keep you thinner
• Man waits 3 hours for ambulance
• 30 million people invited to read books
• Fatherhood lessons to help families stay together
• New Year's resolutions difficult to keep

December 2014

• Xiaomi becomes third-largest smartphone maker
• Russia says NATO is its biggest threat
• Video games should be in Olympics
• Children in US safest for two decades
• Pie-eating contest ends because pies too big
• Hacked Sony film raises US - N. Korea tensions
• Major breakthrough in US-Cuba relations
• Spicy food linked to higher testosterone levels
• Korean Air exec quits after 'nut-rage'
• Researchers work out Santa Claus' salary
• TV sales fell for the first time ever in U.K.
• Famous scientist says A.I. could destroy us
• Disabled access to U.K. stores poor
• Bacteria-filled concrete to end holes in roads
• Irish woman on soccer Goal of the Year list
• Sony plans to launch electronic-paper watch

November 2014

• Black Friday brings out bargain hunters
• Pope attacks Europe's throwaway culture
• Price war over taxi apps
• Indonesia leader flies economy class
• Unhappy marriages can break the heart
• Japan recession may hurt global economy
• McDonald's says no GM French fries
• Pope OKs showers for homeless in Rome
• Hip-hop can help mental illness
• Ex-Soviet leader warns of new Cold War
• Lower speed limit for New York City
• Overtime becomes part of holiday pay
• Europe needs to support technology more
• Hungary freezes Internet tax plan
• Galapagos tortoises out of danger

October 2014

• People vote for Tree of the Year
• More gum disease today than 2,000 years ago
• Web full of energy but also has 'dark side'
• Toy store stops selling drug-dealer dolls
• Nigeria declared car horn-free day
• Barack Obama's credit card problem
• Teens like voice search, adults not so keen
• Somalia postal service back after 20 years
• Malala Yousafzai wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Greenpeace gets Lego to end ties with Shell
• India to remove 287 'laughable' laws
• Money does not make children pass exams
• New printer with enough ink for two years
• 'Tom and Jerry' cartoon gets racism warning
• Moon vacations possible by 2024

September 2014

• Indian leader calls for global yoga day
• Curry spice may help repair brain cells
• U.S. city will fine people who waste food
• 'Sexist' poll says women moody 10 days a year
• Sahara desert twice as old as we thought
• Scotland rejects independence from U.K.
• Noisy neighbours biggest problem
• Pope says World War III pretty much here
• Thousands wake up during surgery
• Apple unveils new Apple Watch
• Number of blue whales increasing
• School children punished over wrong trousers
• Food crime is an international problem
• Coffee company to improve sustainability
• Blue most common eye colour in Britain

August 2014

• Hello Kitty is a girl, not a cat
• Indian woman fights and kills leopard
• Ice bucket challenge could be good for charities
• Shoppers in Venezuela to be fingerprinted
• UAE warns citizens of London dangers
• 16-year-old joins F1 team as race driver
• Cambridge University needs chocolate researcher
• No work E-mail for workers on vacation
• Drivers who took car crash photos in trouble
• We clean our teeth the wrong way
• U.S.A. starts air strikes in Iraq
• People use technology more, sleep less
• Art galleries waste of time for kids, says artist
• Man pushes vegetable up mountain with his nose
• Israel and Hamas declare 72-hour truce
• Millions of workers live with parents

July 2014

• Fist bumps more hygienic than handshakes
• Falling insect numbers dangerous to humans
• Study shows dogs get jealous of other dogs
• Beef production damages the environment
• Woman wins $23 bn from tobacco company
• Questions surrounding Malaysia plane crash
• France's restaurants must have 'home-made food' logo
• Bad teeth top reason for children in hospital
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - The Final
• Burberry shareholders rebel against CEO pay
• Pilot buys pizza for 157 passengers
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Semi-Finals
• Hit musical 'Cats' gets rap song
• Heavy metal headbanging can damage brain
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Quarter-Finals
• Gambler sues hotel casino for losing
• Ebola virus getting worse in Africa
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 5
• Rebels set up new state in Iraq and Syria

June 2014

• Rare stamp sells for $9.5 million
• Japanese show robot news readers
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 4
• Michael Schumacher medical records 'for sale'
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 3
• New prayer house for three religions
• Burglary a threat to mental health
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 2
• 250 extra characters added to Internet
• Google to launch wearable health monitor
• 2014 Brazil World Cup - Round-up 1
• N. Korea leader unhappy with weather forecasts
• Thai junta orders free World Cup TV for all
• Jennifer Lopez won't sing World Cup song
• Parents punished if kids late to school
• Workers must take lunch breaks
• Koalas hug trees to stay cool
• World Cup players must sing national anthem
• Children can learn to eat vegetables

May 2014

• Scientists tell WHO e-cigarettes are helpful
• Japan girl group AKB48 attacked with saw
• The best companies to work for
• Putin says Prince Charles comment 'unroyal'
• Major supermarket bans candy from checkouts
• Man sues New York City
• Travel company ends 'unethical' animal tours
• MERS virus spreading
• The world's strangest hotel complaints
• School lets students start lessons after lunch
• World helps Nigeria look for kidnapped girls
• Coca Cola changes recipe after online petition
• Number of children in Japan at record low
• Michelangelo's 'David' in danger of collapse
• Superbugs that medicine can't kill
• New paint to say goodbye to car washes

April 2014

• Record Store Day helps sell records
• Teachers cyber-bullied by students and parents
• Tourist deported for Buddha tattoo
• 36% in UK will never buy own home
• Novelist Gabriel García Márquez dies
• Death threats over new Banksy painting
• Companies still fixing Heartbleed bug
• Australian wins at World Pizza Championship
• European leaders rap to win votes
• Doubts cast on influenza medication
• Too much jogging could shorten your life
• Nigeria becomes Africa's biggest economy
• Turkey court says Twitter helps free speech
• 7 portions of fruit & vegetables a day best
• People want drivers to park cars on roads

March 2014

• 11 Asian nations declared polio-free
• Britons most afraid of heights and snakes
• Unusual fashion gets you more respect
• Kenya to let men have many wives
• $33 million Fabergé egg found at market
• Players say racism and homophobia common in football
• EU votes for universal phone charger
• Panasonic China staff to get "pollution pay"
• Chinese maths teachers to help UK schools
• Texting while walking is dangerous
• Minecraft video "more popular than Bieber"
• One in three EU women experienced violence
• Childcare fees higher than housing costs in UK
• Half-a-billion dollars of bitcoins disappear
• Tensions escalate in Ukraine

February 2014

• Couple finds $10 million of coins in garden
• Robots smarter than humans by 2029
• Mount Everest security guards to stop fights
• Wikipedia may become million-page book
• Google investing $1billion in renewable energy
• U.N. 'very sorry' as Syria talks end in failure
• Belgium to allow euthanasia for children
• UK to ban smoking in cars with kids
• No free wi-fi biggest tourist complaint
• Hot drinks biggest cause of kids' burns
• New York more fashionable than Paris
• Future rats could be the size of sheep
• Australia to dump sludge in Great Barrier Reef
• 250 million children cannot read or write

January 2014

• Mass graves in Balochistan reveal over 100 bodies
• Online dining latest craze in South Korea
• USA Olympics uniforms 'security risk' in Sochi
• Almost no poor countries by 2035
• Night work could damage your health
• Smog makes Beijing puts sunrise on giant TVs
• IBM to invest $1.2 billion in cloud services
• British Museum has most successful year
• Armed police to wear body cameras in London
• Alternative medicine becoming popular in Bahrain
• Record number of Rolls-Royces sold in 2013
• Job hunter puts CV on billboard
• Mental health nurses staff UK police stations
• Nearly 1 billion obese people in developing world
• Candy Crush Saga most downloaded app
• 2014 to be the best year ever

December 2013

• U.N. makes first ever cut in staff
• An apple a day keeps the doctor away
• Couple get married in Shrek costumes
• Studying with news in English class is useful
• Cubans can now buy a car more easily
• Christmas becoming less religious in U.S.
• Jade Rabbit sends photos from the Moon
• Beyonce releases a secret album
• Uruguay to legalise marijuana trade
• Coldest temperature on Earth recorded
• UK leader tells schools - teach Mandarin, not French
• World mourns Nelson Mandela
• Bicycles outsell cars in most EU countries
• Amazon.com testing drone delivery service
• More hospital staff being attacked in UK

November 2013

• Moscow removes giant Louis Vuitton suitcase
• Central African Republic in chaos, says UN
• Xbox One has technical problems on day one
• London 'slaves' rescued after 30 years
• Kids run more slowly than 30 years ago
• Campaign to ban car hands-free phones
• USA destroys 6,000kg of ivory
• Aid too slow in reaching Philippine needy
• "Invisible" helmet for cyclists invented
• Being bilingual may delay dementia
• Better tables for beautiful people in Paris restaurants
• Toronto mayor smoked crack cocaine
• Only 10% of UK engineers are women
• Taliban leader killed in Pakistan
• Putin world's most powerful person

October 2013

• Britney Spears' music scares off pirates
• Media says Obama knew US spied on Merkel
• Japanese food to get UNESCO status
• Baldness treatment a 'step closer'
• More people think online dating is OK
• Housework not good exercise, says study
• BBC plans 2,500 hours of World War I shows
• Eating popcorn makes ads less effective
• Education adviser attacks UK schools
• Republicans and Obama in debt crisis talks
• EU wants change after Lampedusa deaths
• Top store hits back at "wardrobing" fraud
• Jet-lag drug is a step closer
• One in five songs "advertises" alcohol
• Hunger affects one in eight people
• New TomTato plant grows potatoes and tomatoes

September 2013

• 4,000 could die building Qatar World Cup
• Iran's Rouhani addresses UN General Assembly
• Scientists find gene that erases memories
• Multiple-path stories for English students
• Syria says it will destroy chemical weapons
• New Miss America suffers racist abuse
• Blobfish are the ugliest animals
• A third of kids get no bedtime story
• Women should have babies before 35
• Trekker lost in Andes found alive
• Police arrest a coconut
• Samsung unveils new smartwatch
• EU plans to stop cars speeding
• Internet damaging 20,000 U.K. stores
• U.S. fast-food workers stop working

August 2013

• Spanish festival charges for tomato throwing
• First photos of Prince George
• Volunteering helps you live longer
• 1 million Syrian child refugees
• One Direction's movie premieres in London
• Good grammar means more money
• Facebook "selfies" can harm relationships
• Google starts one-dollar charity app
• Scientists search for real Mona Lisa
• U.K. sending warships to Gibraltar
• Mothers face workplace discrimination
• People eat first "Google burger"
• U.S. rock group banned from Russia
• Babies given away on Pakistan TV show
• Saudi prince says fracking will hurt his nation

July 2013

• 30,000 bees attack couple, kill ponies
• 'World of Warcraft' loses 2 million players
• Ex-US President shaves head to help boy
• Scientists discover depression molecule
• Superman & Batman to be in same movie
• U.S. city of Detroit goes bankrupt  
• Palm surgery to change your future
• Adidas suspends sponsorship of athlete Tyson Gay
• Typewriters to stop Russian computer leaks
• No frying eggs in Death Valley, says park
• Letter of the alphabet for 'the' invented
• Finding cause of Asiana crash could take years
• Woman marries a bridge
• Indian repatriates 3,700 prisoners in UAE
• World's largest building opens in China
• Obama praises Mandela as an "inspiration"

June 2013

• Man angry at English on Japanese TV
• Putin will not hand Snowden to U.S.
• U.K. garbage could be worth billions
• Haze at record levels in Singapore
• Bus fares & World Cup costs fuel Brazil protests
• Iran's next president seeks "moderation"
• "Happy Birthday To You" in court case
• White children nearly a minority in USA
• Europe worried about U.S. spying
• Train drivers in skirts after shorts ban
• China to build Panama Canal alternative
• U.K. garbage could be worth billions
• Saudi prince spends $19m on Disney party
• Istanbul park protests spread
• Digital currency site removed from Web

May 2013

• Jaw surgery – the new beauty fad
• Last Yugoslavia king buried in Serbia
• U.S. to reduce use of drones
• Toilet paper shortage ends in Venezuela
• Religious intolerance on the rise
• China Vice Premier asks tourists to behave
• Sad music helps mend broken hearts
• United Nations asks us to eat insects
• New coronavirus can spread among humans
• Carbon dioxide at record high level
• Sir Alex Ferguson retires as Manchester United coach
• Quarter of Brits walk an hour a week
• Survey reveals management pet hates
• Mount Fuji to be World Heritage site
• Eye-tracking software will look at you shop

April 2013

• Menu shows exercise needed to lose weight
• Thousands protest Bangladesh deaths
• Angry teachers in Mexico go on a riot
• Economic woes shrink Spain's population
• Boston bombings: Czech Republic not Chechnya
• First woman to conduct oldest music festival
• Owning a car costs $9,000 a year
• Global military spending falls
• China teen makes history at U.S. Masters
• Pass-thoughts to replace passwords
• Margaret Thatcher dies, aged 87
• Scientists say they can read dreams
• U.K. now has 7 social classes
• Airline to charge passengers by weight
• Private newspapers return to Burma

March 2013

• The Louvre is most visited art gallery
• Pesticides stop bees learning
• Teenager makes millions with news app
• Children worrying about their body image
• South Korea 'bans' miniskirts
• Star Wars Jedi Knights to perform marriages
• Soccer player banned for life for Nazi salute
• Study shows money makes us worry
• Catholic Church chooses Argentinian Pope
• EU bans sale of all animal-tested cosmetics
• Cash rewards help people lose weight
• N. Korea angry after U.N. penalties
• Venezuela's Hugo Chavez dies at 58
• Cycling is bad for the environment
• Asia has most of the world's billionaires
• Technology superstars ask kids to code

February 2013

• Daniel Day-Lewis wins record third Oscar
• Speaking English may make you poorer
• Women talk three times more than men
• City living makes it harder to concentrate
• Gunmen kidnap eight foreigners in Nigeria
• Meteorite hits Russia, thousands injured
• EU and US free trade talks launched
• Pope Benedict XVI resigns
• 30 million bathe in Ganges for Kumbh Mela
• Vietnam preparing for lunar new year
• Internet safety lessons for 5-year-olds
• French warplanes attack rebels in N. Mali
• Brazil still in shock after nightclub inferno
• Japan judo coach bullied female stars

January 2013

• France shuns use of Twitter's "hashtag"
• Fashion brand makes perfume for babies
• U.S. allows women to fight in wars
• Gambia introduces 3-day weekend
• Girls and women worst hit by recession
• Bolshoi Ballet director in acid attack
• Boeing Dreamliners grounded worldwide
• Celebrity deaths increase suicide in Korea
• Secrecy behind David Bowie's new album
• Google boss tells N. Korea to use Internet
• Digital fork helps you lose weight
• Toyota shows video of driverless car
• Thousands marry on "Love You Forever Day"
• U.S. town bans small bottles of water
• 2013 to be great for English students

December 2012

• Law says visit old relatives or pay a fine
• China opens world's longest high-speed railway
• Santa makes changes for reindeer and elves
• American man travels a million miles in 2012
• Earliest recordings of family Christmas found
• Will the world end on Friday?
• U.S. gun association silent on Newtown massacre
• South America soccer title won after riot
• Sitar legend Ravi Shankar dies
• India's national anthem world record bid
• Swaziland urges "witch doctor" tax
• Having children makes women live longer
• Text messaging turns 20
• Bread that stays fresh for 60 days
• U.N. makes landmark decision on Palestine

November 2012

• Finland has world's best education system
• Gangnam Style most-watched YouTube video
• Gamer beats soccer star to manager's job
• Most divorces due to household chores
• World's children care most about education
• Israel-Gaza conflict intensifies
• IKEA 'deeply regrets' forced prison labour
• "Omnishambles" is Word Of The Year
• Bamboo shortage a risk to pandas
• "Toilet theme park" opens in S. Korea
• China's leadership change begins
• America re-elects President Barack Obama
• European Union wastes billions of euros
• Moscow to get English radio station
• The elephant that can speak Korean
• Sandy asks new climate change questions

October 2012

• Breaking News English to be upgraded
• 200 dead despite Eid cease-fire in Syria
• New 007 movie 'Skyfall' premieres in London
• Jeans that clean the air
• Newsweek to end its print edition
• Malala Yousafzai flown to U.K. hospital
• European Union wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Petrol bomb how-to in kids' magazine
• Venice calls for independence from Italy
• Looking at cute photos aids concentration
• Global warming to shrink fish by 24 per cent

September 2012

• Airline launches child-free zone
• Fly-for-free fake pilot arrested
• Pakistan anti-Islam video protests – 19 dead
• China-Japan in potential economic standoff
• U.K. royal anger at topless Kate pics
• U.S. vows justice for slain ambassador
• European Central Bank - men only
• Hospital cleaner fired for speaking Polish
• Organic food no more nutritious
• U.K. cancels visas of 2,500 students

August 2012

• Arctic sea ice shrinks to record low
• First man on moon dies aged 82
• Americans waste 40% of their food
• Anger over Pussy Riot sentence
• Spain mayor steals food for the poor
• Japan's soccer women fly business, like men
• Kidney for iPad trial opens in China
• $3,000 government chairs anger Kenyans
• Blade Runner in Olympics 400m semi-final
• 'Vertigo' named best movie ever

July 2012

• Oxford University changes gender dress code
• Egypt's Olympic athletes given fake equipment
• Super-rich 'hiding' over $21 trillion
• 12 killed in Batman shooting in U.S.
• Olympic security CEO admits 'shambles'
• Calls to punish bad language in football
• Batman could fly, but he'd crash and die
• Jordan politician pulls gun in TV debate
• Anger disorder high among U.S. teens
• Spain king welcomes soccer heroes home

June 2012

• British singer Adele is pregnant
• Learn in your sleep, researchers say
• Kenya bars maids going to Middle East
• U.N. pessimism at Rio20 Earth Summit
• Olympic officials probe ticket scandal
• 10,000 germ species in/on our body
• UK PM leaves 8-year-old daughter in bar
• Russia means business in Euro 2012 win
• Air-rage granny gets 10-year flight ban
• Old people smell nicer than young people

May 2012

• Balotelli to quit Euros if racially abused
• German help for Greece waning
• Two-flies-only limit for Beijing toilets
• Remote control inventor dies aged 96
• Iran anger at Google over Persian Gulf
• World's first underwater mosque built
• The sandwich celebrates 250th birthday
• Facebook hoodie angers bankers
• Energy drinks irreversibly damage teeth
• Being bilingual boosts brain power
• Movie screenplays released as eBooks

April 2012

• KFC to pay $8m in poisoning damages
• Google to offer free 5GB of cloud space
• Germany rules against YouTube in copyright case
• UN wives ask Mrs Assad to stop Syria violence
• Ceremonies mark Titanic centenary
• Boy, 5, takes bags of heroin to school
• Free Wi-Fi top of hotel guests wish list
• America's smallest town sold online
• Early humans used fire million years ago
• Race is on to find Russia's best workers

March 2012

• Homework has few benefits, says study
• British Queen drops in on wedding
• Australia’s most wanted captured
• Sweden in move to cashless economy
• Encyclopaedia Britannica ends print edition
• Breath-powered phone charger invented
• Top newspaper scraps front-page nudes
• Internet campaign to arrest Joseph Kony
• Speech jammer invented by Japanese
• Lady Gaga launches anti-bullying foundation

February 2012

• Child poverty grows as cities expand
• Women more cautious on social media
• Scientists regrow 30,000-year-old plant
• Hollywood and China in animation deal
• 6,000-calorie burger gives man heart attack
• Whitney Houston dies aged 48
• Father makes toddler train in blizzard
• British Queen celebrates diamond jubilee
• Addiction may be in our genes
• Wikileaks founder to appear in The Simpsons

January 2012

• Kate Middleton is 2011’s ‘Hat Person’
• Apple briefly world’s most valuable company
• Megaupload boss pleads innocence
• Internet piracy bill in trouble
• Hospital bills pneumonia patient $44 million
• The "friendliest" countries in the world
• Japan's Sawa soccer world player of 2011
• Jamaica plans to break from Britain
• Women only to sell lingerie in Saudi
• Apple designer honored by U.K. Queen

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• Painting
• Palestine
• Panama
• Panic
• Paper
• Parenting
• Parks
• Parties
• Passports
• Pasta
• Patience
• Peace
• Penguins
• Pensions
• People
• Perfume
• Personality
• Peru
• Pets
• Philosophy
• Phobias
• Photography
• Physics
• Pilots
• Plagiarism
• Planets
• Plastic
• Playtime
• Poetry
• Poland
• Police
• Politics
• Pollution
• Population
• Pornography
• Postal Service
• Potatoes
• Poverty
• Power
• Prayer
• Pregnancy
• Prejudice
• Presentations
• Prices
• Pride
• Privacy
• Pronunciation
• Pronunciation Activities
• Property
• Prostitution
• Protests
• Psychology
• Public Relations
• Pubs, Clubs and Bars
• Pyramids

Q

• Qatar
• Qualifications
• Quality
• Quality of Life
• Quarreling
• Questions
• Quizzes
• Quotations

R

• Racial Profiling
• Racism
• Radio
• Rain
• Ramadan
• Rap
• Reading
• Reading Activities
• Recycling
• Red
• Refugees
• Religion
• Rent
• Research
• Restaurants
• Retirement
• Rice
• Risk
• Road Rage
• Robots
• Rock and Roll
• Romania
• Roses
• Rubbish
• Rudeness
• Russia
• Rwanda

S

• Safety
• Salad
• Saudi Arabia
• School
• Science
• Science Fiction
• Scotland
• Search Engines
• Security
• Senegal
• Senility
• Senses
• Serbia
• Seven Wonders of the World
• Sex
• Sexism
• Shopping
• Sierra Leone
• Silence
• Sin
• Skin
• Slavery
• Sleep
• Smells
• Smiling
• Smoking
• Snakes
• Snow
• Social Issues
• Social Networking
• Social Work
• Socialism
• Society
• Software
• Solar Energy
• Solar System
• Soldiers
• Somalia
• Sound
• South Africa
• South America
• Southeast Asia
• Souvenirs
• Speaking Activities
• Speed
• Spelling Activities
• Spiders
• Sport
• Spring
• Standard of Living
• Statistics
• Stem Cell Research
• Stereotypes
• Stock Markets
• Stress
• Students
• Studying
• Success
• Sudan
• Sugar
• Suicide
• Summer
• Sumo
• Sun
• Supermarkets
• Surgery
• Sustainable Development
• Sweatshops
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Sydney
• Syria

T

• Taiwan
• Tax
• Taxi
• Teaching
• Tears
• Technology
• Teddy Bears
• Teenagers
• Teeth
• Telephones
• Television
• Temperature
• Tennis
• Terrorism
• Tests
• Thailand
• Theatre
• Tigers
• Time
• Tourism
• Toys
• Trains
• Translation
• Transplants
• Transportation
• Travel
• Turkey
• Twitter

U

• UFOs
• Uganda
• United Arab Emirates
• United Kingdom
• United Nations
• United States
• Universe
• University
• Uruguay
• Uzbekistan

V

• Valentine's Day
• Vandalism
• Vegetarianism
• Video games
• Video games news lesson
• Vietnam
• Violence
• Vitamins
• Vocabulary
• Vocabulary Activities
• Volunteerism
• Voting

W

• Wales
• Walking
• War
• War Crimes
• Water
• Wealth
• Weapons
• Weather
• Websites
• Weddings
• Weekends
• Weight
• Whales
• Women
• Words
• Work
• Wrinkles
• Writing
• Writing Activities

X

• X-rays
• Xenophobia

Y

• Years
• Yemen
• Yes
• Youth

Z

• Zambia
• Zimbabwe
• Zombies
• Zoos

Grammar

• Articles
• Comparatives
• Do You Ever...?
• Going To
• Have You Ever...?
• How Often...?
• Prefer...
• Present Perfect
• Present Simple
• Put and Take
• Second Conditional
• Superlatives
• What's It Like...?
• What's Your Favourite...?
• When Was The First Time...?
• When Was The Last Time...?
• Will You Ever...?
• Would You Ever...?

Idioms

• Animal
• Back (the body part)
• Bird
• Blood
• Body
• Business
• Cat
• Dog
• Hands (1)
• Hands (2)
• Horse

News

Rising Prices
A Nuclear Iran
A New Cold War?
Global Financial Crisis
Barack Obama
Somalia Pirates
Swine Flu
Indiana Jones (May 2008)
EURO 2008 Football (June 2008)
Zimbabwe Election (June 2008)
China Earthquake (June 2008)
Burma Cyclone (June 2008)
Zimbabwe Election (June 2008)
The Lisbon Treaty (June 2008)
Ingrid Betancourt (July 2008)
Beijing Olympics (August 2008)
Michael Phelps (August 2008)
Guantanamo Trial (September 2008)
2008 Beijing Paralympics (September 2008)
Oil Prices (October 2008)
Lipstick, Pigs & Politics (October 2008)
Sarah Palin (November 2008)
U.S. Presidential Election (November 2008)
Lance Armstrong (November 2008)
U.S. Financial Crisis
Stock Markets
US/UK Health Systems
The Lockerbie Release
Miyuki Hatoyama

#

• 50 Cent

A

• Aishwarya Bachchan
• Alex Rodriguez
• Albert Einstein
• Amy Winehouse
• Angela Merkel
• Angelina Jolie
• Anna Netrebko
• Anne Frank
• Asashoryu
• Atatürk
• Audrey Hepburn
• Aung San Suu Kyi
• Ayumi Hamasaki

B

• Ban Ki-moon
• Barack Obama
• Beyonce Knowles
• Bill Gates
• Bjork
• Bob Dylan
• Bob Marley
• Brad Pitt
• Britney Spears

C

• Carla Bruni
• Celine Dion
• Cesar Chavez
• Che Guevara
• Christiane Amanpour
• Christina Aguilera
• Coco Chanel
• Cristiano Ronaldo
• Cristina Kirchner

D

• Dalai Lama
• David Beckham
• Dian Fossey
• Dmitry Medvedev
• Diana, Princess of Wales
• Dr. Omar Bin Sulaiman

E

• Edith Piaf
• Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
• Ellen MacArthur
• Enzo Ferrari
• Eva Peron

F

• Fernando Botero
• Fidel Castro
• Francis Firebrace

G

• Georgia O'Keeffe
• Germaine Greer
• Gilberto Gil
• Gloria Arroyo
• Gore Vidal

H

• Haifa Wehbe
• Halle Berry
• Helen Clark
• Helen Keller
• Hikaru Utada
• Hillary Rodham Clinton
• Hu Jintao
• Hugo Chavez

I

• Ichiro Suzuki
• Indra Nooyi
• Ingrid Betancourt
• Isabel Allende
• Ivy Bean

J

• Jackie Chan
• Jay-Z
• Jay Chou
• Jennifer Lopez
• J.K. Rowling
• John Lennon
• John McCain
• Johhny Depp
• Jonathan Ive, KBE
• Jose Ramos Horta
• Julia Roberts
• Justin Bieber
• Justin Timberlake

K

• Kate Moss
• Keira Knightley
• Kim Jong-Il
• King Bhumipol
• King Mswati III
• Kitano Takeshi
• Kobe Bryant

L

• Larry Page
• Leonardo DiCaprio
• Lewis Hamilton
• Lionel Messi
• Lorena Ochoa
• Lucy Liu
• Luisa Diogo

M

• Madonna
• Mahmoud Abbas
• Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
• Malcolm X
• Margaret Thatcher
• Margot Fonteyn
• Maria Callas
• Maria Montessori
• Maria Sharapova
• Marie Curie
• Mark Zuckerberg
• Marilyn Monroe
• Martin Luther King
• Martti Ahtisaari
• Mary J. Blige
• Maya Angelou
• Michael Jackson
• Michael Moore
• Michelle Bachelet
• Missy Elliott
• Mohandes Mahatma Gandhi
• Mother Teresa
• Muqtada Al-sadr

N

• Naguib Mahfouz
• Nancy Ajram
• Naomi Campbell
• Nelson Mandela
• Nicole Kidman
• Noam Chomsky

O

• Oprah Winfrey
• Osama Bin Laden
• Oscar Pistorius

P

• Pablo Picasso
• Paris Hilton
• Paulo Coelho
• Penelope Cruz
• Pope Benedict XVI
• Preity Zinta
• Prince William & Kate Middleton

Q

• Queen Elizabeth II
• Queen Rania
• Quentin Tarantino

R

• Rachel Carson
• Radovan Karadzic
• Ratan Tata
• Robert Mugabe
• Rowan Atkinson

S

• Sarah Palin
• Sergey Brin
• Shakira
• Sheikh Mohammed Al
  Maktoum
• Sheikha Lubna
• Shigeru Miyamoto
• Shirin Ebadi
• Sonia Gandhi
• Steve Jobs
• Steven Spielberg

T

• Tadao Ando
• Tata Young
• Tiger Woods
• Tim Berners-Lee

V

• Vaneeza Ahmed
• Venus Williams

W

• Walt Disney
• Wangari Maathai
• Wayne Rooney
• Will Smith
• Wolfgang Mozart

Y

• Yao Ming
• Yelena Isinbayeva
• Yulia Tymoshenko
• Yusuf Islam

Z

• Zhang Ziyi

January

A

• Adidas
• Amazon
• American Express
• Apple
• Armani
• Asahi Shimbun
• Avon

B

• Barbie
• Benetton
• Blackberry
• BMW
• Boeing
• Budweiser
• Burberry
• Burger King

C

• Canon
• Carlsberg
• Chanel
• Citibank
• CNN
• Coca Cola
• Colgate-Palmolive

D

• Dell
• Disney
• Duracell

E

• eBay

F

• Federal Express
• Ferrari
• Financial Times
• Ford

G

• Gap
• General Electric
• Gillette
• Goldman Sachs
• Gucci
• Guinness

H

• Harley Davidson
• Heineken
• Heinz
• Hertz
• Hewlett Packard
• Hilton
• Honda
• HSBC

I

• IBM
• IKEA
• Intel

J

• Jack Daniels

K

• Kellogg's
• KFC
• Kleenex
• Kodak
• Kraft

L

• Levi's
• Louis Vuitton

M

• Manchester United
• Marlboro
• McDonald's
• Mercedes
• Merrill Lynch
• Microsoft
• Mobil
• Moet et Chandon
• Motorola
• MTV

N

• NBA
• Nike
• Nintendo
• Nissan
• Nivea
• Nokia

P

• Pampers
• Panasonic
• Pepsi
• Pfizer
• Pixar
• Pizza Hut
• Polo Ralph Lauren
• Porsche
• Prada
• Pringles
• Puma

R

• Red Bull
• Reuters
• Rolex
• Ryanair

S

• Samsung
• Shell
• Siemens
• Sony
• Starbucks
• Subway

T

• Tata
• Toyota
• Toys R Us
• Twitter

V

• VISA
• Volkswagen

W

• Wrigley

X

• Xerox

Y

• Yahoo!

Z

• Zara

A

• Accidents
• Actors
• Advertising
• Advice
• Airplanes
• Airports
• Alcohol
• Aliens
• Animals
• Anti-Aging Creams
• Apartments
• Art
• Autumn
• Avatars

B

• Babysitting
• Bad Habits
• Banks
• Baths
• Beauty
• Being Afraid
• Being Married
• Being Single
• Birthdays
• Blood
• Books
• Bullying
• Business
• Busy

C

• Calories
• Carbon Footprint
• Careers
• Cars
• Chickens
• Children
• Chocolate
• Christmas
• Climate Change
• Clothes
• Coffee
• Computers
• Cosmetic Surgery
• Cosmetics
• Credit Cards
• Crime
• Culture
• Current Events
• Cyber-bullying
• Cyber Crime

D

• Dancing
• Danger
• Death
• Dentists
• Diamonds
• Digital Cameras
• Directions
• Disability
• Discrimination
• Diseases
• Divorce
• Doctors
• Dogs
• Dreams
• Driving
• Drugs

E

• E-Mail
• Eating
• Education
• Eggs
• Electricity
• Emergencies
• Energy
• English
• Evolution
• Exercise

F

• Factories
• Family
• Famine
• Fashion
• Fast Food
• Fear
• Feet
• First Impressions
• Fish
• Fishing
• Flowers
• Flying
• Food
• Food Safety
• Football
• Formula One
• Four Seasons
• Freedom
• French Fries
• Friends
• Frustration
• Fun
• Funerals
• Furniture

G

• Gambling
• Gangs
• Gangsters
• Gardening
• Gardens
• Genetic Engineering
• Genocide
• Getting Married
• Global Warming
• Globalization
• God
• Gold
• Golden Week
• Google
• Gossip
• Grammar
• Gun Control
• Guns

H

• Hacking
• Hair
• Haircuts
• Halloween
• Hands
• Hangovers
• Happiness
• Harry Potter
• Hate Crimes
• Health
• Healthcare
• Heart
• Heart Attacks
• Heaven
• Heroes
• Hiking
• Hip-Hop
• History
• Holidays
• Home School
• Homelessness
• Homes
• Horoscopes
• Hospitals
• Houses
• Housewives
• Human Rights
• Humour

I

• I Love You
• Identity Cards
• Immigration
• Inflation
• Information
• Insects
• Intelligence
• Internet
• Investments

J

• Jewelry
• Job Interviews
• Jokes
• Journalism
• Juice
• Junk Mail

K

• Kissing
• Knowledge

L

• Laughter
• Language
• Laws
• Leadership
• Learning
• Libraries
• Lies
• Life
• Lifestyle
• Listening
• Literature
• Love
• Love at First Sight
• Luck

M

• Magazines
• Management
• Marathons
• Marketing
• Marriage
• Mathematics
• Meat
• Media
• Medicine
• Meditation
• Memories
• Men
• Mental Health
• Microsoft
• Milk
• Mobile Phones
• Models
• Modern Living
• Monarchy
• Money
• Moon
• Mothers
• Mountains
• Movies
• MP3s
• Multiculturalism
• Murder
• Muscles
• Museums
• Music
• Musical Instruments
• Mysteries

N

• Nails
• Names
• National Anthems
• Nationality
• Natural Disasters
• Neighbours
• News
• Night
• No
• Nobel Prize
• Noise
• Noses
• Nuclear Energy
• Nuclear Weapons
• Numbers
• Nursing

O

• Obesity
• Oceans
• Oil
• OK
• Old Age
• Olympics
• One
• Operations
• Opinions
• Organ Transplants
• Overpopulation
• Ozone Layer

P

• Painting
• Panic
• Paper
• Parenting
• Parks
• Parties
• Passports
• Pasta
• Patience
• Peace
• Pensions
• People
• Perfume
• Personal Problems
• Personality
• Pets
• Philosophy
• Phobias
• Photography
• Physics
• Picnics
• Pilots
• Pizza
• Plagiarism
• Planets
• Plastic
• Poetry
• Police
• Politics
• Pollution
• Population
• Pornography
• Postal Service
• Potatoes
• Poverty
• Power
• Prayer
• Pregnancy
• Prejudice
• Prices
• Pride
• Privacy
• Pronunciation
• Property
• Prostitition
• Protests
• Psychology
• Public Relations
• Pubs, Clubs and Bars
• Pyramids

Q

• Qualifications
• Quality
• Quality of Life
• Quarreling
• Questions
• Quizzes
• Quotations

R

• Racism
• Radio
• Radios
• Rain
• Ramadan
• Rap Music
• Reading
• Reading Activities
• Reality TV
• Recycling
• Red
• Refugees
• Religion
• Rent
• Research
• Restaurants
• Retirement
• Rice
• Risk
• Road Rage
• Robots
• Rock 'n' Roll
• Roses
• Royal Wedding
• Rubbish
• Rudeness

S

• Safety
• Salad
• Sand
• School
• Science
• Science Fiction
• Search Engines
• Security
• Senility
• Senses
• Seven Wonders of the World
• Sex
• Sexism
• Shopping
• Sightseeing
• Silence
• Sin
• Skin
• Slavery
• Sleep
• Smells
• Smiling
• Smoking
• Snacks
• Snakes
• Snow
• Sochi Olympics
• Social Issues
• Social Networking
• Social Work
• Socialism
• Society
• Software
• Solar Energy
• Solar System
• Soldiers
• Sound
• Souvenirs
• Speaking Activities
• Speed
• Spelling
• Spelling Activities
• Spiders
• Sport
• Spring
• Standard of Living
• Statistics
• Stem Cell Research
• Stereotypes
• Stock Market
• Stress
• Students
• Studying
• Success
• Sugar
• Suicide
• Summer
• Sumo
• Sun
• Super Bowl XLIV
• Supermarkets
• Surgery
• Sustainable Development
• Sweatshops

T

• Tax
• Taxis
• Teaching
• Tears
• Technology
• Teddy Bears
• Teenagers
• Teeth
• Telephones
• Television
• Temperature
• Tennis
• Terrorism
• Tests
• The Family Pet
• Theatre
• Tigers
• Time
• Tourism
• Toys
• Traffic
• Trains
• Translation
• Transplants
• Transportation
• Travelling

U

• UFOs
• United Nations
• Universe
• University

V

• Valentine's Love
• Valentine's Hate
• Vandalism
• Vegetarianism
• Video Games
• Violence
• Vitamins
• Vocabulary
• Vocabulary Activities
• Volunteerism
• Voting

W

• Walking
• War
• War Crimes
• Water
• Wealth
• Weapons
• Weather
• Websites
• Wedding Anniversaries
• Weddings
• Weekends
• Weight
• Whales
• Winter
• Winter Olympics
• Women
• Words
• Writing
• Writing Activities
• 2010 World Cup (S.Africa)

X

• Xenophobia
• X-Rays

Y

• Yes
• Youth

Z

• Zoos

2010 FIFA World Cup

I made a lesson for every team in the tournament:

Group A

• South Africa
• Uruguay
• Mexico
• France

Group B

• Argentina
• Nigeria
• S. Korea
• Greece

Group C

• England
• U.S.A.
• Algeria
• Slovenia

Group D

• Germany
• Australia
• Serbia
• Ghana

Group E

• Netherlands
• Denmark
• Japan
• Cameroon

Group F

• Italy
• Paraguay
• New Zealand
• Slovakia

Group G

• Brazil
• N. Korea
• Cote d'Ivoire
• Portugal

Group H

• Spain
• Switzerland
• Honduras
• Chile

Latest at the top

• Barack Obama
• George W. Bush
• Bill Clinton
• George H. Bush
• Ronald Reagan
• Jimmy Carter
• Gerald Ford
• Richard Nixon
• Lyndon B. Johnson
• John F. Kennedy
• Dwight D Eisenhower
• Harry S. Truman
• Franklin D. Rosevelt
• Herbert Hoover
• Calvin Coolidge
• Warren G. Harding
• Woodrow Wilson
• William Howard Taft
• Theodore Roosevelt
• William McKinley
• Grover Cleveland
• Benjamin Harrison
• Chester A. Arthur
• James Garfield
• Rutherford B. Hayes
• Ulysses S. Grant
• Andrew Johnson
• Abraham Lincoln
• James Buchanan
• Franklin Pierce
• Millard Fillmore
• Zachary Taylor
• James K. Polk
• John Tyler
• William Henry Harrison
• Martin Van Buren
• Andrew Jackson
• John Quincy Adams
• James Monroe
• James Madison
• Thomas Jefferson
• John Adams
• George Washington

2013

• Icelandic girl fights for her name

December 2012

• Sibling fights lead to depression
• Man fired because of "pink slime"
• Hobbit fans gather at NZ cinema

October 2012

• Sweden tops English-speaking list
• Apple starts selling new iPad Mini
• Scientists make petrol from air
• Baumgartner falls faster than speed of sound
• Woman receives $15 QUADRILLION phone bill
• Vest that 'hugs' you after a Facebook Like

September 2012

• Fear of having no mobile phone rises
• China's super-rich get "poorer"
• Soda and sugary drinks cause obesity
• Obese Indian elephants put on a diet
• British schools put cameras in toilets
• 2012 Paralympics close in London
• McDonald's India opens vegetarian restaurants
• Archbishop Tutu calls for Blair-Bush trial

August 2012

• Calls for Taiwan men to sit down to pee
• Lance Armstrong banned and loses titles
• Bank of Canada's Asian face U-turn
• Music streaming sales up 40%
• Endangered species in U.S. shark fin soup
• NASA rover sends back first color photo
• First Saudi woman takes part in Olympics
• Half of India has no electricity

July 2012

• London 2012 Olympics opened
• 2012 Olympics to be greenest ever
• Tour de France sabotaged
• Chemical to stop tooth decay forever
• Libyans vote for first time in decades
• Mermaids aren't real, says US government

June 2012

• Tom Cruise, Katy Holmes to divorce
• Download speed of 70 DVDs per second
• Jogging in forest great for mental health
• 'John the Baptist' bones found
• Suu Kyi arrives in Europe
• China opens more of Great Wall
• Mission to Mars by 2023
• U.K. celebrates Queen's diamond jubilee

May 2012

• Injections without needles coming soon
• The dirtiest places in the office
• Japan asks people to use less electricity
• Study finds coffee drinkers live longer
• Surfer breaks record for biggest wave
• Norway – the best country to be a mother
• Health resort for stressed 5-year-olds
• Koalas at risk in Australia

April 2012

• 6A is the perfect airplane seat
• With romance, women do the talking
• DOG TV channel launches in the US
• 4-year-old girl with Einstein IQ
• Being nice may be in our genes
• US Coast Guard sinks tsunami ghost ship
• Obesity drug for unborn babies

March 2012

• Photo shows a billion stars
• Apology for wrong Kazakhstan national anthem
• Baldness cure “on sale within 5 years”
• Wikileaks boss to run for Senate
• Mayor bans death in his town
• Coke, Pepsi change colour over cancer risk
• Penguin on the run in Tokyo

February 2012

• U.S. surgeons with drink/drug problems
• Britain helped USA spy on Charlie Chaplin
• Lipsticks found to contain lead
• Rio police strike before Carnival

January 2012

• Taliban and Karzai in peace talks
• Thousands camp in Cairo’s Tahrir Square
• Gossip is good for you, study says
• Facebook app for "If I Die" message
• Paparazzi hunt for first Beyonce baby photo
• Half of world's richest 1% live in U.S.
• Iran tests its own nuclear fuel

December 2011

• Samoa to skip December 30
• Self-cleaning clothes coming
• Japanese whalers sue U.S. anti-whalers
• Scientists say cloned mammoth possible

November 2011

• Robots to guard Korea prison
• Showers use more water than baths
• Most Britons know no foreign words
• Brazil clears slums ahead of World Cup
• 11.11.11
• Fingernails Scraping Chalkboard Hate Explained
• 28 years later, Algiers Metro opens

October 2011

• Equality in U.K. royal law change
• Hindus asked to cut noise during Diwali
• New York to Moscow by train
• Brits leave Internet passwords in wills
• Are guitars killing the rainforests?
• Vitamin pills may not be good for you
• Apple boss Steve Jobs dies aged 56
• Denmark starts world's first food fat tax

September 2011

• Saudi woman gets 10 lashes for driving
• Putin for president, says Medvedev
• Japan pop band SMAP in rare China concert
• UK supermarkets to remove sell-by dates
• Prince Charles warns of human extinction
• China to be biggest luxury goods market

August 2011

• Muslims round the world celebrate Eid
• Google Street View in the Amazon
• Plastic surgery for pets increasing
• Disney stops making “The Lone Ranger”
• Asia stocks fall over Euro debt worries
• Scientists make schizophrenia breakthrough
• Air-conditioned clothes a hit in Japan

July 2011

• World’s “best restaurant” closes
• Kate Middleton collapses after U.S. tour
• Tall people have greater risk of cancer
• Japan wins women's soccer world cup
• 450th anniversary of Moscow’s St. Basil’s
• 10 million starving in Horn of Africa
• Swiss politicians try to ban PowerPoint
• World’s longest bridges open in China

June 2011

• Australia upsets tobacco companies
• New SpongeBob SquarePants mushroom
• “Spanish Revolution” continues
• Olive oil reduces risk of stroke
• Japanese tourists suffer from ‘Paris Syndrome’
• Spiders have too many legs
• “Dr Death” dies aged 83

May 2011

• Food prices to double by 2030
• Serbia arrests Ratko Mladic
• E.U. opens office in Benghazi
• Doctors refuse to treat overweight women
• Shanghai starts one-dog policy
• Microsoft Buys Skype
• Coffee and cola can lead to strokes
• Family meals keep kids slimmer