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How can we make language learning simpler and faster? What challenges do we face? Rob and Neil discuss the ideas that could make it easier.

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BBC Stories meets the children of Chinese immigrants who sacrificed their childhoods by working. From peeling shrimp to confronting racist customers, they grew up fast to help their immigrant parents.
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We all live in an over-crowded world which is fast approaching eight billion people. Despite that many individuals feel alone and isolated. The BBC did a survey about loneliness involving 55,000 people from all over the world. Neil and Sam discuss the findings and teach you new vocabulary.

Vocabulary

isolated
far away from other places and people

stereotype
the noun for a simplistic view of person or group based on certain characteristics such as their nationality, age, profession and the like

intensely
strongly

plagued by something
it causes you problems and difficulties

figure something out
trying to understand something

to regulate
to control

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Illegal gambling, black markets and no government control - we take you to Mong-la...Myanmar's Sin city where anything goes. THIS VIDEO CONTAINS SOME DISTRESSING IMAGES

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We traveled to Palo Alto, California home of Stanford University and the first operational Repair Cafe in the United States. Repair Cafe Palo Alto periodically holds events where people from all over the bay area can bring their broken stuff, and have experts help getting it fixed. From bikes to lamps to just about anything you can think of, the Repair Cafe is doing what they can to help out.

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Research has suggested that while personal feelings of pleasure are the accepted definition of happiness in Western cultures, East Asian cultures tend to see happiness as social harmony and in some parts of Africa and India it's more about shared experiences and family. Neil and Rob discuss what makes people happy and ... are happy to teach you new vocabulary.

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Neither war nor the Islamic State group has stopped Abu Malek driving his 1952 classic car across Syria.
The 67-year-old DeSoto Powermaster is a bit worse for wear, but still works.

Fifty years ago, the petrol engine was switched for a British tractor engine.

Before the most recent war, when fuel was better quality, Abu Malwk says it could reach 140km per hour.

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Millions of Venezuelans have left the country in the last two years, fleeing the oil-rich nation’s economic collapse.

Shortages of food and basic goods, years of recession, soaring inflation and regular power shortages have left the country almost on its knees.

The government says those against the socialist President Nicolas Maduro are waging an "economic war" – but many within and outside the country blame his policies, combined with corruption and mismanagement.

One of the most affected areas is the state of Zulia, long known as the centre of the country's oil industry.

The BBC’s Vladimir Hernandez is one of the few international journalists who has been able to report from the state.


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From a peak in 2016, the number of Nigerians successfully reaching Italy across the Mediterranean has dropped significantly. Many are them are being repatriated to Nigeria or held in detention centres in Libya. Reality Check investigates these changing migration patterns.

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Click investigates the weird world of quantum computing, Spencer meets arts legend Marina Abramovic and Dan reviews the leading 360 cameras.

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China's biggest hotpot restaurant chain by sales, Haidilao, started almost 25 years ago and has already established more than 360 restaurants around the world, including in Japan, the US and Taiwan.

The popular chain has opened Beijing's first robot-aided hotpot restaurant to much fanfare and is looking to spread the concept across its other outlets if it proves successful.

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