Part 4: BBC Words in the News Episodes 16 to 20
Words in the News 2013/16
FBI shuts down Silk Road website
Sochi Olympic flame
Dealing with Venezuela’s food crisis
Words in the News 2013/17
Easier UK visas for Chinese proposed
Canadian wins Nobel Prize for Literature
People arrested for attempted nuclear site sabotage
Words in the News 2013/18
Study shows how genes shape face
Australian bush fires
Monkeys ‘talk in turns’
Words in the News 2013/19
Nazi stolen art found in Germany
Eleven new Alzheimer’s ‘risk genes’
Activists go on trial in China
Words in the News 2013/20
UN discusses ‘killer robots’
Typhoon Haiyan: Destruction in the Philippines
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