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Learn and practise useful English language for everyday situations with the BBC. Your weekly instruction manual for saying or doing something in English is published every Thursday.
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9How did Italian food become famous throughout the world? Find out with Neil and Georgie
What are the risks of social media to teenage health and what can be done about them?
What exactly did navy pilots see in 2004? The US investigates these UFOs now, in 2023.
What happens when an elephant wants to eat your crops? How can you stop it?
Is it OK to eat animals that can feel emotion? Learn vocabulary on this topic.
More and more people are living to 100, but what is the secret of a long life?
Should climate change make us think where to invest our money? Learn useful vocabulary.
Today the medicinal mushroom industry is big business. But are there actually benefits?
Some Australian languages have been saved from extinction. We discuss Barngala's revival.
Some sounds cause some people huge distress. Learn about 'misophonia' here.
Fandom is more than simply being a fan, and now it is developing its own language.
Do men find it harder than women to make close friendships? Neil and Beth discuss.
How can we find space for new solar panels?
What can names tell us about our culture and history?
Heatwaves - can we adapt? 6 Minute English
How can jobs change so that workers are happier?
A growing number around the world are experiencing something called 'eco-anxiety'.
Is there any way we can stop natural disasters being so damaging?
Neil and Beth talk about different ways of apologising.
We hear about a new foraging project and the health benefits of eating wild food.
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Neil Hello. This is 6 Minute English from BBC Learning English. I'm Neil. Beth And I'm Beth. Neil Maybe the only good thing about Covid lockdowns was the return of wildlife to our towns and cities. Birds, foxes, and deer were seen in the streets close to people's homes. Beth Of course, rubbing shoulders with animals - spending time with them - is amazing. But imagine a hungry African elephant stumbling into your garden, and eating your prize vegetables! How would you stop it? It sounds unlikely, but that's exactly the problem faced by farmers in Africa. Neil Yes, as human populations increase while natural habitats decline, people and animals are increasingly being forced to compete for space. Wild animals can endanger humans when they break into their farms for food or water. And people might be forced to attack or even kill these animals to defend their homes. Beth This situation, known as human-wildlife conflict, is becoming more frequent. But in this programme we'll be hearing abou
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