1. How have London planners attempted to protect against the kind of attack that happened in Nice? 2. Why have vehicles become weapons? 3. What are the limitations in using barriers for large events? Amswers: 1. How have London planners …
Most of the news seems to be the same recently – gun violence, terrorism, the US election and the UK Brexit… so I’ve decided to go with a trivial item this week instead: She is English-born, and sounds like she …
1. What word did the presenter use to say that police/military entered the restaurant to defeat the terrorists? 2. What expression was used to say that police and terrorists shot at each other? 3. We see in the caption that …
1. The banner at the bottom of the screen reads “2 deaths reported”, but how was this explained in three different ways? 2. Why are these fires difficult to contain? 3. What was the actually cause of the two people …
As the item is short and spoken slowly and clearly today, I have decided to make it a full dictation. The Iraqi ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____. In ____ ____ ____, it’s ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Falluja. …
This week I look at one of Trump’s weapons against Clinton – giving special treatment to one of her campaign contributors. 1. The anchor, David Muir, explained the question being put to Clinton. What was it? 2. How did Raj …
Trump “University” is dealing with three concurrent class-action lawsuits from dissatisfied former students. Interviewer George Stefanopoulos is interviewing New York Attorney General. 1. What is Trump University’s stance on this lawsuit? (Interviewer’s opening remarks) 2. According to the Attorney General, …