[BBC] 【整理】BBC 2019-01-15

qingchengshan

BBC 20190115

【电信用户1】在线播放和下载

Download mp3

【电信用户2】下载
Download mp3

【网通/教育网用户】在线播放和下载

Download mp3

【迅雷高速】下载

Download mp3

Standard版听写规则(新手必读)

版主提示:
一、若是自己的听写稿, 请发帖时标注'Homework'.
二、若是改稿, 请发帖时标注'on 某某人'并在修改处标红.
三、为了达到最快的下载速度,推荐使用迅雷高速下载本站音频/视频材料.

由angle813在 整理的参考文本：
BBC news with Chris Barrel.



The British prime minister has appealed to MP,  posted her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give a second look on the eve of parliament. Teresa May warned that the rejection could lead to the breakout of the United Kingdom. One of the ministers have acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.



President Trump has denied working for Russia,  describing the suggestion as a big fat hoax . On Saturday, the New York Times reported that investigations have been launched after the FBI fired James Comey in 2017.



The Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug trafficking. The case against Robert Lloyd Schellenberg was reviewed after the arrest of a senior Chinese telecom executive in Vancouver. He was originally given a 15-year jail term.



Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of prosecution against gay people in Chechnya. The Russian LGBT networks said those held were identified after police searched the phone contacts of a campaigner who has been arrested.



The Congolese opposition candidate who was declared the runner-up in last week's presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government. A spokesman for Martin Fayulu said he was demanding for a recounting of votes. The rival opposition figure Felix Tshisekedi was declared the official winner.



Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to tens of thousands Syrian refugees living in formal settlements. There has been torrential rain as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.



And Al-Azhar university in Cairo has scrapped its decision to expel a female student who was hugged by a male student . The university has insisted instead decided to suspend her for one-term following an intervention by a senior Muslim cleric.



BBC news.

angle813

BBC news with Chris Barrel.

The British prime minister has appealed to MP,  posted her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give a second look on the eve of parliament. Teresa May warned that the rejection could lead to the breakout of the United Kingdom. One of the ministers have acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.

President Trump has denied working for Russia,  describing the suggestion as a big fat hoax . On Saturday, the New York Times reported that investigations have been launched after the FBI fired James Comey in 2017.

The Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug trafficking. The case against Robert Lloyd Schellenberg was reviewed after the arrest of a senior Chinese telecom executive in Vancouver. He was originally given a 15-year jail term.

Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of prosecution against gay people in Chechnya. The Russian LGBT networks said those held were identified after police searched the phone contacts of a campaigner who has been arrested.

The Congolese opposition candidate who was declared the runner-up in last week's presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government. A spokesman for Martin Fayulu said he was demanding for a recounting of votes. The rival opposition figure Felix Tshisekedi was declared the official winner.

Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to tens of thousands Syrian refugees living in formal settlements. There has been torrential rain as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.

And Al-Azhar university in Cairo has scrapped its decision to expel a female student who was hugged by a male student . The university has insisted instead decided to suspend her for one-term following an intervention by a senior Muslim cleric.

BBC news.

国商一班VICKY

The British Prime Minister has appeals to MPs opposed to her draft Brexit deal with the EU, give it a second look on the eve of a crucial vote in parliament. Theresa May warned the rejection could lead to the breakup of the United Kingdom. One of her administers has acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.

President Trump has denied working for Russia, describing the suggestion as a big fat hose.  On Saturday, the New York Times reported that an investigation had been launched after Mr Trump fired the FBI chief James Comy in 2017.

The Canadian prime minister Justin Trudo has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug trafficking. The case against Robert Law Shalenberg was reviewed after the arrest of the senior Chinese Telecom executive in Vancouver. He was originally given a 15-year jail term.

Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women had been detained in a new round of persecution against gay people in Churchemier. The Russian LGBT network said those held were identified after police search the phone contacts of the campaigner who had been arrested.

The Congolese opposition candidate, who was declared the runner-up in last month's presidential election has rejected calls for the formation a national unity government. The spokesman for Mata Farulu said he was still demanding a recount of vote. The rivial opposition figure, Felix xx was declared the official winner.

Further bad weather in Lebanon has broght misery to tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in informal settlements. There has been torrential rain as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.

And Oask university in Cairo has strapped its decision to expel a female student who was hugged by a male colleague. The university has insisted instead decided to suspend her for one term following an intervention by a senior Muslim cleric.

落梅横笛

BBC news with Chris Beiro.

The British Prime Minister has appealed to her MPs opposed to her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give it a second look on the eve of a crucial vote in parliament, Theresa May warned that rejection could lead to the breakup of the United Kingdom. One of her ministers has acknowledged that the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.

President Trump has denied working for Russia, describing the suggestion as a big fat hoax, on Saturday, the New York Times reported that an investigation had been launched after Mr Trump fired the FBI chief James Comey in 2017.

The Canadian prime mister Justin Trudeau has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug trafficking, the case against Robert Lloyd Schellenberg was reviewed after the arrest of a senior Chinese telecoms executive in Vancouver, he was originally given a 15-year jail term.

Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of prosecution against gay people in Chechnya, the Russian LGBT network said those held were identified after police searched the phone contacts of a campaigner who had been arrested.

The Congolese opposition candidate who was declared the runner-up in last month's presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government, the spokesman for Martin Fayulu said he is still demanding a recount of votes, the rival opposition figure Felix Tshisekedi was declared the official winner.

Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in informal settlements, there has been torrential rain as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.

And Al-Azhar university in Cairo has scrapped its decision to expel a female student who was hugged by a male colleague, the university has insisted instead decided to suspend her for one term following an intervention by a senior Muslim cleric.  

BBC news.

春山笑靥

[homework]
1.   The British prime minister has appealed MPs to post her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give it a second look on the eve of the crucial vote in parliament. Teresa May warmed that the rejects could lead a breakup of the United Kingdom. One of her administers has aknowledged that the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tueasday.

2.   President Trump has denied working for Russia, describing the suggestion as a big fat hokes. On Thurterday the New York Time has reported that investigation had been launched after Mr.Trump fired the FBI chief Jims Comi in 2017.

3.   The Canadian prime minister Justin Rrudolf has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death, the drug trafficking. The case against Robert L.S. was reviewed after the arrest of a senior telecoms executive in Vancouver. He was origionally given a 15-year jail term.

4.   Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of prosecution against gay people in Chechnya. The Russian LGBT networks said those held were identified after police searched phone contacts of campaigner who've been arrested.

5.   The Congolese opposition candidate who's declared the runner up in last presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government. A spokesman for Mata Faune said he was still demanding a recount of votes. A rival opposition figure Phinix T. was declared the official winner.

6.   Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in formal settlements. There've been torrential rains as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.

7.   And Al-Azhar university in Cairo has scrapped its decision to expel a female student who was hugged by a male colleague. The University has insisited instead decided to suspend her for one term following a intervention by a senior Muslim cleric.

missguigui

Homework
BBC news with Kris Barrow
The British Prime Minister has appealed to the MPs opposed to her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give it a second look on the eve of a crucial vote in parliament. Theresa May warned that rejection could lead to the breakup of the United Kingdom. One of her ministers has acknowledged that the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.

President Trump has denied working for Russia, describing the suggestion as a big fat hoax. On Saturday, the New York Times reported that the investigation had been launched after Mr. Trump fired the FBI chief, James Comey in 2017.

The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug-trafficking. The case against Robert Lloyd Schellenberg was revealed after the arrest of a senior Chinese telecom executive in Vancouver. He was originally given a 15-year jail term.

Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of persecution against gay people in Chechnya. The Russian LBGT networks said both held or identified after police searched the phone contacts of the campaigners who have been arrested.

The Congolese opposition candidate who was declared the runner-up in last month presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government. A spokesman for Martin Fayulu said he was still demanding a recount of votes. A rivalry opposition figure Felix Tshisekedi was declared the official winner.

Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to ten of thousands of Syrian refugees living in informal settlements. There has been torrential rain as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.

And Al-Azhar university in Cairo has scrapped its decision to expel a female student who was hugged by a male colleague. The university has insisted it instead decided to suspense her for one term following an intervention by a senior Muslim cleric.
BBC news.

lukechencc

The British Prime minister has appealed to the MPs who opposed her draft Brexit deal with the EU,to give it a second look on the eve of a crucial vote in Parliment,TM warned that rejection could lead to the breakup of the United Kingdom.One of her ministers has acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.
President Trump has denied working for Russia,describing a suggestion as a big fat hoax,on Saturday ,the New York times reported that the investigation has been launched after Mr Trump fired the FBI chief James Commy,in 2017.
The Canadian prime minister Justin Trudu has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Candian man to death,for drug trafficking.the case against Robert L,was reviwed after the arrest of the senior Chinese telecom executive in Vanculo,he was originly given a 15 year jail term.
Activists in Russia say dozones of men and women have been detained in a round of persecution againt gay people in Chechniear,The Russia LGB team network said those held were identifed after police searched the phone contacts of the companero  who've been arrested.
The Conglese opposition candidate who's declared the runner-up in last month presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government.the spokesman for Matar Fayolu said he was still demanding a recount of votes.
A rivial oppostion figure Felix was declared the official winner.
Further bad weather in Lebanen has brought misery to tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in informal settlements,there's been torrential as well plummeting tempertures and snow in some areas.
And Oaza University in Caro,has scraped its decision to expell a female student who was hugged by a male colleuge,the university  has insisted,instead decided to suspend her for warn term,following an intervention by a senior muslim cleric.   

cambridge025

BBC News with
The British Prime minister has appealed to the MPs opposed to her draft brexit deal with the EU to give it a second look on the eve of the crucial vote in Parliament. x warned that the rejection could lead to the break up of the United Kingdom. One of her ministers has acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.
President Trump has denied working for Russia descrbing the suggestion as a big fat hoax. On Saturday, New York times reported that investigation had been lauched after Mr. Trump has fired the FBI chief x in 2017.
The Canadian prime minister x has condemned the decision of the Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug traffiking. The case against x was revealed after the arrest of the senior Chines telecom executive in Vancuwa. He was originally given a 15 year jail to her.
Activastist said dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of pesecution against gay people in x. The Russian LGBT network said those held were identified after police search the phone contexts of the compaigner who have been arrested.
The conggoese opposition candidate who was declared runner up in the last month presidential election has rejected calls for formation of a national unity government. The spokesman for x said he was still demanding a recount of vote. A rival oppostion figure was declared the official winner.
Further bad weather has brought misery to tens of thousands of syrian refugees living in  informal settlements. There has been torrential rain as well as plumping temperatures and snow in some areas.
And x universty has scrapped its decision to expel a female university student who was hugged by a male colleague. The university has insisted instead to decide to suspend her for one term following a intervention by senior muslim cleric.

This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

gengbart

BBC News with Chris Barrel.

The British Prime Minister has appealed to MPs opposed her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give a second look on the eve of a crucial vote in parliament. Teresa May warned that rejection could lead to the breakup of the United Kingdom. One of her ministers has acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.

President Trump has denied working for Russia describing the suggestion as a big fat hoax. On Saturday, the New York Times reported that investigations have been launched after Mr. Trump fired the FBI chief James Comey in 2017.

The Canadian Prime Minister Justin * has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug trafficking. The case against Robert * was reviewed after the arrest of a senior Chinese telecom executive in Vancouver. He was originally given a 15-year jail term.

Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of prosecution against gay people in Chechnya. The Russian LGBT networks said those held were identified after police searched the phone contact of a campaigner who’d been arrested.

The Congolese opposition candidate who was declared the runner-up in last month's presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government. A spokesman for * said he was still demanding a recount of votes. A rival opposition figure * was declared the official winner.

Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to tens of thousands of Syrian refugees living in informal settlements. There has been torrential rain as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.

And * university in Cairo has scrapped its decision to expel a female student who was hugged by a male colleague. The university has insisted instead decided to suspend her for warn term following an intervention by a senior Muslim cleric.

BBC News.

celiaallen

Homework 01-15
1.   TheBritish prime minister has appealed to her MPs to post her draft Brexit dealwith the EU to give it a second look on the eve of the crucial vote inparliament. Teresa May warmed that the rejects could lead a breakup of theUnited Kingdom. One of her administers has acknowledged that the government isunlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.

2.  President Trump has denied working for Russia, describing the suggestionas a big fat hoax. On Saturday the New York Times has reported thatinvestigation had been launched after Mr. Trump fired the FBI chief XX in 2017.

3.   TheCanadian Prime Minister Justin XX has condemned the decision of a Chinese courtto sentence a Canadian man to death, the drug trafficking. The case againstRobert L.S. was reviewed after the arrest of a senior telecoms executive inVancouver. He was originally given a 15-year jail term.

4.  Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in anew round of prosecution against gay people in Chechnya.The Russian LGBT networks said those held were identified after police searchedphone contacts of campaigner who've been arrested.

5.   TheCongolese opposition candidate who's declared the runnerup in last presidential election has rejected calls for the formation ofa national unity government. A spokesman for Mata Faune said he was stilldemanding a recount of votes. A rival opposition figure XX was declared theofficial winner.

6.  Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to tens of thousands ofSyrian refugees living in formal settlements. There've been torrential rains aswell as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.

7.   AndAl-Azhar university in Cairo has scrapped its decision to expel a femalestudent who was hugged by a male colleague. The University has insisted insteaddecided to suspend her for one term following a intervention by a senior Muslimcleric.

dfgdf1211

[url=]1.    The British president has appealed MPs to post her draft Brexit dealwith EU to give it a second look on the eve of the crucial vote in Parliament. [/url]Theresa May warned the rejection could lead the break out ofUnited Kingdom. One of her ministers has acknowledged that the government isunlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.
2.    President Trump has denied working for Russia describing thesuggestion as big fat haws. [url=]On Saturday, the New York timereported that investigation has been launched after Mr. Trump fired FBI Chief JamesComey in 2017[/url].
[url=]3.   The Canadian Prime Minister JustinTrudeau has condemned the decision of the Chinese court to sentence a Canadianman to death for drug trafficking. [/url]The case again of Robert LIoyd Schellenberg was reviewed after thearrest of a senior Chinese telecom executive in Rankuwa, he was originallygiven a fifteen years jail term.
4.    Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detainedin a new round of persecution against gay people in Chechenia. The Russia LGBTnetwork said those held were identified after police searched the phone contactsof the campaigner who has been arrested.
[url=]5.    The Congolese opposition candidate who declared the runner-up [/url]in last month’s presidential election has rejected calls for the formationof a national unity government. Spokesmen from Martin Fayulu said he was stilldemanding a recount of votes. The rival opposition figure Felix Tshisekedi wasdeclared the official winner.
6.    Further bad weather in Netherland has brought misery to tens ofthousands of Syria refugees living in informal settlements. There has been torrentialrains as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.
7.    And [url=]Al-Azhar University in Karol has scrappedits decision to expel a female student who was hug by a male colleague[/url]. Theuniversity has insisted that instead to suspend her for one term following an interventionfrom a senior Muslim cleric.
                                                   
This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

老闵

Homework
BBC news with
The British Prime Minister has appealed to the MPs opposed to her xx xx xxx with the EU to give it a second look on the eve of a xx vote in xx xx xx warned that rejection could lead to the xx of the United Kingdom. One of her xx xx xx that the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.
President Trump has denied working for Russia, describing the suggestion as a big xx xx. On Saturday, the New York Times reported that the xxx had been launched after Mr. Trump fired the FBI chief,xx xx in 2017.

f19061611

Homework
... could lead to....the United Kingdom... on Tuesday...on Saturday the New York... in 2017...the decision of a Chinese...Chinese... in last week... winner...student...

f20061601

Homework:

The British prime minister has appealed to MP,  posted her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give a second look on the eve of parliament. Teresa May warned that the rejection could lead to the breakout of the United Kingdom. One of the ministers have acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.President Trump has denied working for Russia,  describing the suggestion as a big fat hoax . On Saturday, the New York Times reported that investigations have been launched after the FBI fired James Comey in 2017.

吴玉萍

Homework
British prime minister has appealed to MP,  posted her draft Brexit deal with the EU to give a second look on the eve of parliament. Teresa May warned that the rejection could lead to the breakout of the United Kingdom. One of the ministers have acknowledged the government is unlikely to win the vote on Tuesday.



President Trump has denied working for Russia,  describing the suggestion as a big fat hoax . On Saturday, the New York Times reported that investigations have been launched after the FBI fired James Comey in 2017.



The Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the decision of a Chinese court to sentence a Canadian man to death for drug trafficking. The case against Robert Lloyd Schellenberg was reviewed after the arrest of a senior Chinese telecom executive in Vancouver. He was originally given a 15-year jail term.



Activists in Russia say dozens of men and women have been detained in a new round of prosecution against gay people in Chechnya. The Russian LGBT networks said those held were identified after police searched the phone contacts of a campaigner who has been arrested.



The Congolese opposition candidate who was declared the runner-up in last week's presidential election has rejected calls for the formation of a national unity government. A spokesman for Martin Fayulu said he was demanding for a recounting of votes. The rival opposition figure Felix Tshisekedi was declared the official winner.



Further bad weather in Lebanon has brought misery to tens of thousands Syrian refugees living in formal settlements. There has been torrential rain as well as plummeting temperatures and snow in some areas.