BBC News Review: Bangladesh's missing millions

Hackers have stolen $100m from Bangladesh's foreign currency reserves, causing the country's government embarrassment. In this video, Neil and Rob talk about...

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Learn words from the news: triggered, remarkable, outrage

This week's stories: Severe drought in Ethiopia Treatment hope for MS patients French anger at new spelling

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Have something done: The causative - BBC English Class

Some people are multi-talented. They can do just about anything they put their mind to. But everyone needs some help at some point. Could you repair your own...

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Stop Saying: Irregular verbs

Unfortunately not all English verbs follow the same pattern for their different forms. Don't worry though, there is a good tip to help you remember different...

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The White Elephant: 15 - Phrases about sadness

Something's making Peter very sad and everyone is trying to cheer him up. What is it that's made him so miserable? Watch and learn some sad-related. You can ...

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Three ways to use 'wish' - BBC English Class

Finn has three wishes, just like Aladdin in the famous story! But, before you get excited, his three 'wishes' are actually... three ways to use the verb 'wis...

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A royal reputation: Shakespeare Speaks Extras

The phrase 'spotless reputation' describes a person or organisation that has a good, clean character and behaves decently and honestly. There's more great Sh...

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Peter's tower of strength: Shakespeare Speaks Extras

The phrase 'a tower of strength' describes someone who is strong, reliable, trustworthy, dependable and good in a crisis. Who is actor Peter Kenny's tower of...

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Helen's reputation: Shakespeare Speaks Extras

The phrase 'spotless reputation' describes a person or organisation that has a good, clean character and behaves decently and honestly. There's more great Sh...

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Learn to talk like David Beckham: Shakespeare Speaks

Do you want to talk like football star David Beckham? Learn a phrase used by the soccer legend in this video! For more about this phrase, visit our Shakespea...

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BBC News Review: Apple vs the FBI

Should tech giant Apple help the US government unlock a mobile phone belonging to a gunman? They have refused up to this point, but now it looks like the US ...

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Learn words from the news: mourning, odious, abnormally, unrealistic

This week's stories: Belgium in mourning after attacks Zika virus victims increase Negative reaction to online 'fitness challenge'

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Stop Saying: Using the correct verb form for 'I wish'

We all have wishes and regrets. The phrase 'I wish' can be used to talk about the past, present or future. What verb form should follow 'I wish'? Helen takes...

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The White Elephant: 16 - Phrases about being calm

Don't panic! 25 customers are on their way to The White Elephant restaurant. Will Gordon really be able to cook for this many people - and how will Peter get...

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A tower of strength - Learn English vocabulary & idioms with 'Shakespeare Speaks'

Are you a ‘tower of strength’ when your friends need help with English idioms and vocabulary? Learn all about this useful phrase, famously used by William Sh...

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Participle clauses: BBC English Class

http://www.bbclearningenglish.com Participle clauses use a present or past participle in a clause instead of a typical subject + verb form. There are differe...

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BBC News Review: Great Barrier Reef 'severely damaged'

The Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia is under severe threat from a rise in water temperature. Neil and Finn look at how the world's media are co...

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Spotless reputation - Learn English vocabulary & idioms with Shakespeare Speaks

Do you have a ‘spotless reputation’ in your English class? This British idiom, once used by William Shakespeare, is used to talk about a person with good cha...

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Stress in long words - Stop saying

It's often difficult with long words in English to know which syllable is stressed. Tim answers a question on this topic an...

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Watch out for the green-eyed monster - Shakespeare Speaks

The dangers of the green-eyed monster - jealousy! For more about this phrase, visit our Shakespeare Speaks pages on BBC Learning English: http://www.bbc.co.u...

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