[BBC] BBC 2021-01-05

qingchengshan

BBC 20210105

【电信2】下载 Download mp3

牛圈墩墩

BBC news with *

The WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, has won his battle to avoid extradition to the US where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap, and easy-to-use Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus, and in the coming months tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date already been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, president Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.

Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Gana, president * announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.

Shareholders have approved the merge of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would creat the world's 4th biggest car maker. The new conglomerate to be called * will combine brands such as Jeep and  Alfa Romeo.

South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the Revolutionary Guards in the Gulf. The Foreign Minister in Seoul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operator said there was no evidence for this.

And an Iranian government spokesman has said that Iran has resumed 20 percent uranium enrichment at its * nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 Nuclear Accord.

That's the latest BBC news.

angle813

BBC news with Neil Nunes.

The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United State where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life. The U.S has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap, and easy-to-use Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus, and in the coming months tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date already been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.

Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Ghana, President Nana Akufo-Addo announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.

Shareholders have approved the merger of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would create the world's 4th biggest car maker. The new conglomerate to be called Stellantis will combine brands such as Jeep and Alfa Romeo.

South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the Revolutionary Guards in the Gulf. The Foreign Minister in Seoul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operator said there was no evidence for this.

And an Iranian government spokesman has said that Iran has resumed 20% uranium enrichment at its Fordo nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 Nuclear Accord.

That's the latest BBC news.

wde

Homework

BBC news with *

The WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States, where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap, and easy-to-use Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus, and in the coming months tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date already been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, president Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.

Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Gana, president * announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.

Shareholders have approved the merge of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would create the world's 4th biggest car maker. The new conglomerate to be called landce  will combine brands such as Jeep and  Alfa Romeo.

South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the Revolutionary Guards in the Gulf. The Foreign Minister in Seoul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operator said there was no evidence for this.

And an Iranian government spokesman has said that Iran has resumed 20 percent uranium enrichment at its * nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 Nuclear Accord.

That's the latest BBC news

jkkiki

The Wikileaks' founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own live. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it. British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap and easy-to-use Oxford-* coronavirs vaccine. It's seen as a game changer and in a fight against the virus. And in the coming month, tens of millions of dozes are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date been approved for use in Britian and India. Meanwhile, president * has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of French inoculation campaign.
Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya, ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Gana, presidnet * announced schools will reopen on the 15th of the January.
Shareholders have approved the merger of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler, to create the world's forth biggest car maker. The conglomerate to be called Stellantis will combine brands such as * and *.
South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the revolutionary guards in the gulf. The foreign minister in Seoul asked *  to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals but its operator said there was no evidence of this.
And Iranian government spokesman has said Iran has resumed 20% uranium enrichment as it's for dome nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.

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

ratmickey

[homework]

The following copy was transcribed by me from BBC News Summary. Copyright belongs to the BBC. Welcome to follow my personal wechat official account: ratpub
http://download.putclub.com/newu ... com_20210105BBC.mp3

BBC News with Neil Nunes

The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States, where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was real risk he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap-and-easy-to-use Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It’s seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus, and in the coming months tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, although it has to date only been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.

Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Ghana, President Nana Akufo-Addo announces school will reopen on the 15th of January.

Shareholders have approved the merger of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would create the world’s 4th biggest car maker. The new conglomerate to be called Stellantis will combine brands such as Jeep and Alfa Romeo.

South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the revolutionary guards in the Gulf. The foreign ministry in Soul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operators say there was no evidence for this.

And the Iranian government spokesman has said that Tehran has resumed 20% Uranium enrichment at its Fordo nuclear facility. It’s the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.

That’s the latest BBC news.

missguigui

BBC news with Neil Nunes

The Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.


British Medics have for the first time been administering the cheap and easy-to-use Oxford AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines. It's seen as a gain change in the fight against the virus. And in the coming month,  tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world though it has to date only been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.


Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya 10 months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Ghana, President Nana Akufo-Addo announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.


Shareholders have approved the merger of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would create the world's 4th biggest carmakers. The new conglomerate to be called Stellantis will combine brands, such as Jeep and Alfa-Romeo


South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the Revolutionary Guards in the Golf . The foreign minister in Seoul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the water way with chemicals. But its operator said there was no evidence for this.


And the Iranian government spokesman has said that Tehran has resumed 20% uranium enrichment at its Fordo nuclear facility.  It is the latest breach of the 2015 Nuclear Accord.
That's the latest BBC news
                                                   
This post was generated by put listening repetition system,  Check the original dictation thread!

FairChen

BBC news with Neil Munes.


The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States where he faces charges relating to these disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.


British medics have for the first time been administing the cheap and easy to use Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus and in the coming months tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world. Though it has to date already been approved for using in Britain and India. Meanwhile, President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow roll out of the French inoculation campaign.


Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Ghana, President Nana Akufo-Addo announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.


Shareholders have approved for the merger of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would create the world's fourth biggest carmaker. The new conglomerate to be called Stellantis will combine brands, such as Jeep and Alfa Romeo.


South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the Revolutionary Guards in the Gulf. The Foreign Minister in Seoul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operators said there was no evidence from this.


And an Iranian government spokesman has said that Tehran has resumed 20% Uranium enrichment at its Fordo Nuclear Facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 Nuclear Accord.


That's latest BBC news.

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

cambridge025

BBC News with
The Wikileaks's founder x has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States where he faces charges relating to the disclousure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said, there was a real risk that he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated that it would appeal if the judgement went against it.
British medics have for the first time been administrating the cheap and easy to use Oxford extrax corona virus vaccine. It was seen as a game changer and in the fight against the virus and in the coming months, tens of millions doses are expected to be injected around the world though it has a date on it being approved for using in Britain and India. Meanwhile.President x has expressed his frustration at the slow roll out of the  French innorculation compaign.

Millions of children have returned to school in Kennya 10 months after the classes were shut due to the corona virus pandemic. In Gana, president x announced schools would reopen on the 15th of Jannuary.
Shareholders have approved the merger of x and x to create the world's 4th biggest car maker. The new conglomerge to be called x will combine brand such as x and x.
South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the revolutionary guards in the gulf. The Foreign ministry in Souel asked Theran to confirm the safty of the crew. Iran accused of the ship of polluting the water way with chemicals, but its operators say there was no evidence for this.
And Iranian government spokesman has said that Theran has resumed 20% Iranimum enrichment at its x nuclear facility. It is the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.


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

浩然妈咪

BBC news

The Wiki Leak's founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid the extradition to the United States where he faces charges of relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secretary military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was real risk he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.  

British medics has for the first time been administrating the cheap and easy to use Oxford xx coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer in the fight against the virus.  In the coming month, tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has  to date only been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, president Macroon has expressed his frustration at the slow roll out of the French inoculation caimpaign.


Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya ten months after classes were shut due to the cornavirus pandemic. In Gxx, president xx announced schools will be reopen on the 15th of January.


Shareholders have approved the merge of xx and Fiat Chrystler to create the world's fourth biggest carmaker. The new conclogmate to be pulled  will combine brands such as Jeep and Alfer Romeo.


South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the revelutionary guards in the gulf. The foreign ministry in Souel asked Txx to confirm the safty of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operator said there was no evidence for this.


And the Iranian government's spokesman has said that T has resumed 20% uranian enrichment at its xx nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.


That's the latest. BBC news.


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

春山笑靥

1.   The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States, where he faces charges relating to the disclosure with hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk that he would take his own life. The U.S has previously indicated that it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

2.   British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap and  easy to use Oxfort-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus, and in the coming month, tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date only been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.


3.   Millions of children has return to school in Kenya ten months after the calsses were shut due to the coronavorus pandemic. In Gahna, President N.O.A. announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.


4.   Shareholders have approved the merge of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler to creat the world's fourth biggest carmaker. The new conglomerate to be called Stellantis would conbine brands such as Jeep and Alfa Romeo.


5.    South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by revolutionary guards in the Gulf. The foreign ministery in Seul asked Teheran to confirm the safty of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operaters said there was no evidence for this.


6.   And Iraelian government's spokesman has said that Teheran has resumed 20% of uranium enrichment at its F. nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.

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

gengbart

BBC News with Neil Nunes.   

The WikiLeaks founder, Julian *, has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life. The U.S. has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap, and easy-to-use Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus, and in the coming months tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date only been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.

Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Ghana, President * announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.

Shareholders have approved the merge of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would create the world's 4th biggest car maker. The new conglomerate to be called * will combine brands such as Jeep and Alfa *.

South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the Revolutionary Guards in the Gulf. The Foreign Minister in Seoul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals. But its operator said there was no evidence for this.

And an Iranian government spokesman has said that Iran has resumed 20 percent uranium enrichment at its * nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.

That's the latest BBC news.

walden1988

The W.. founder, J.... , has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States where he faces cahrges relating to the disclosure of hundrads of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London say there was a real risk he would take his own life . The US has previously indecated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.
British medics have for the firt time been administering the cheap and easy to use Oxford  .. coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus and in the coming months tens of millions doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date .. been approved for use in Britian and India. Meanwhile, president M.. has expressed his .. at the slow .. of the Franch ...
Millions of children have returned to the school in K.. ten months after classes were shut due the coronavirus pandemic. In GANA, president ... announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.
Shareholders have approved the merge of .. and .. to create the world's forth biggest car maker. The new ... to be called ... will combine brands such as Jeep and A..
South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the .. guards in the G.. The foreign minister in Soul asked .. to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accuesd the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals, but its operator say there was no evidences for this.
And an Iranian government spokeman has said Iran has resumed 20% .. enrichment  at its. .. nuclear facility. It's the latest branch of the 2015 nuclear accord.

That's the latest BBC NEWS.

lukechencc

22:53-23:10


The Wiki leaker's founder Julis Arsonqi has won his battle to avoid extradition to the U.S,where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secreat military and diplomatic documents,a judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life,the US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

British medics has for the first time been administering the cheap and east to Use Oxford Azicenica coronavirus vaccine,it seems as a game changer and in the fight against the web virus,and in the coming month,tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world,though it has todate,aren't have been approved for using in Britian and India.Meanwhile,President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow roll out of the French innocunation campaign.

Millions of children have returned to school in Kenia ten months after classes were shut,due to the coronavirus pandemic,in Gana,President N announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.

Shareholders have approved the merge of Pego and Filtercryslter  to create the world's 4th biggest car makers,the new conglamage to be pull stalandes will combine brand such as Jeep and Algoermail.

South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by a revolutionary guards in the gulf,the foregin ministry in Seul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew,Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals,but its operator said there was no evidence for this.

And the Iranian government's spokesman has said that Tehren has resuemed 20% Uranian enrichment at its Fordole nuclear facility,it's the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.

colinyangfan2

The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won his battle to avoid extradition to the United States, where he faces charges relating to the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents. A judge in London said there was a real risk he would take his own life. The US has previously indicated it would appeal if the judgement went against it.

British medics have for the first time been administering the cheap and easy-to-use Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine. It's seen as a game changer ending the fight against the virus. And in the coming months, tens of millions of doses are expected to be injected around the world, though it has to date only been approved for use in Britain and India. Meanwhile, President Macron has expressed his frustration at the slow rollout of the French inoculation campaign.


Millions of children have returned to school in Kenya, ten months after classes were shut due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Ghana, President Nana Akufo-Addo announced schools would reopen on the 15th of January.


Shareholders have approved the merger of Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler that would create the world's fourth biggest carmaker. The new conglomerate to be called Stellantis will combine brands such as Jeep and Alfa Romeo.


South Korea has called on Iran to release an oil tanker seized by the revolutionary guards in the Gulf. The foreign ministry in Seoul asked Tehran to confirm the safety of the crew. Iran accused the ship of polluting the waterway with chemicals, but its operator said there was no evidence for this.


And the Iranian government's spokesman has said that Tehran has resumed 20% Uranium enrichment at its Fordo nuclear facility. It's the latest breach of the 2015 nuclear accord.

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