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كل يوم تصلك رسالة على بريدك الإلكتروني وفيها عناوين
بتوقع حلو الواحد يقرأ أخبار إنجليزية وهي مفيدة
اليوم أول يوم إلي كنت مشترك بالعربية واليوم حولت على الإنجليزية ووصلتني أول رسالة

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TOP STORIES

PM set to meet senior UK Muslims
Tony Blair meets religious leaders to discuss responses to the London bomb attacks.

Asylum removals 'falling short'
Over 280,000 failed asylum seekers may still be in the UK despite Tony Blair's call for removals to be speeded up.

Anger over Alzheimer drugs delay
Charities accuse government body of stalling over whether to restrict controversial dementia drugs.

Three UK bombers visited Pakistan
Three of the four London suicide bombers visited Pakistan last year, immigration officials there confirm.

Hodge urges job help for Muslims
Employment Minister Margaret Hodge is to call for more help to get Muslim graduates jobs.



WORLD

Israeli protesters defy rally ban
Thousands hold a rally in southern Israel against the Gaza pullout plan, defying a government ban.

Hurricane Emily hits Mexico coast
Hurricane Emily fells trees, floods streets and knocks out power along parts of Mexico's Caribbean coast.

Niger children starving to death
Children are dying of hunger in feeding centres in Niger where 3.6m people face food shortages, aid agencies warn.



EUROPE

'Al-Qaeda man' wins German appeal
A suspected al-Qaeda financier walks free after Germany's top court overrules an EU arrest warrant.

Day trippers 'confess to blaze'
A group of day trippers has admitted they were responsible for a deadly forest fire in Spain, an official says.

Jury out in French child sex case
Jurors in the trial of 65 people allegedly involved in a French paedophile ring retire to consider their verdict.



MIDDLE EAST

Israeli protesters defy rally ban
Thousands hold a rally in southern Israel against the Gaza pullout plan, defying a government ban.

Egypt dissident to boycott vote
Egyptian activist, Saad Eddin Ibrahim, says will boycott September's presidential elections in Egypt.

Resistance in Iraq 'legitimate'
Radical Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr tells the BBC Iraqi resistance to foreign troops is legitimate.



UK

PM set to meet senior UK Muslims
Tony Blair meets religious leaders to discuss responses to the London bomb attacks.

Asylum removals 'falling short'
Over 280,000 failed asylum seekers may still be in the UK despite Tony Blair's call for removals to be speeded up.

Anger over Alzheimer drugs delay
Charities accuse government body of stalling over whether to restrict controversial dementia drugs.



ENGLAND

PM set to meet senior UK Muslims
Tony Blair meets religious leaders to discuss responses to the London bomb attacks.

Tinsel fight murderer is jailed
A woman who stabbed her partner to death after a row over Christmas tree tinsel is jailed for life.

Controversial cleric to visit UK
A Muslim cleric who supports the use of child suicide bombers in the Middle East is invited to speak in Manchester.



POLITICS

PM set to meet senior UK Muslims
Tony Blair meets religious leaders to discuss responses to the London bomb attacks.

Tory MPs to vote on leader rules
Tory MPs are to give their views on how the successor to Michael Howard should be elected.

Asylum removals 'falling short'
Over 280,000 failed asylum seekers may still be in the UK despite Tony Blair's call for removals to be speeded up.



SCIENCE/NATURE

Base on skis wins polar contract
The British Antarctic Survey's new moveable Halley research station will be lifted above the ice and snow on tall skis.

Rare Pompeii dinner set unveiled
Archaeologists unveil a set of ancient silverware dug up in Pompeii, the Roman city destroyed by a volcano.

Red Planet scientist battles MS
The man who led Britain's Beagle 2 mission to Mars, Colin Pillinger, tells of his fight with multiple sclerosis.



TECHNOLOGY

UN at odds over internet's future
A UN group set up to debate how to run the net has failed to reach a decision.

Pushing for the next giant leap
X-Prize founder Peter Diamandis says space exploration will help drive the future of mankind.

Singer launches career on eBay
Indian singer Shayan raised money to release his debut album by selling shares in his future royalties on eBay.



HEALTH

Anger over Alzheimer drugs delay
Charities accuse government body of stalling over whether to restrict controversial dementia drugs.

Warning over cancer travel costs
A charity claims cancer patients pay a "stealth tax" for their treatment owing to transport and parking costs.

Ducks are 'a big' bird flu threat
Domestic ducks may pose a major threat of spreading avian flu to animals and humans, scientists believe.



EDUCATION

Hodge urges job help for Muslims
Employment Minister Margaret Hodge is to call for more help to get Muslim graduates jobs.

£12 credit for well-behaved teens
Children from low-income families will receive money for sports and arts - if they behave well.

Tories set up special needs probe
The Conservative Party sets up an inquiry into provision in England for children with special educational needs.

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انتهت الرسالة

http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/email

بتوقع إذا كل يوم عطينا لهالرسالة خمس دقائق للقراءة بتمعن
رح نستفيد كتير
قولوا إن شاء الله

انا بلبل با لإنجليزي شكرا

You can also watch The BBC World news daily, this helps you to improve your skills

موقع لتعليم اللغة الانجليزية للذين يريدون تعلم اللغة الانجليزية بطريقة سهلة ومبسطة.
ما بعرف شوفو الموقع و جربو.....

http://www.teach-yourself-english.com/

شكرا شنكول على النصائح...

The Best way to Learn English is .... by

Do you really want to know? Ok I will tell,
Of course you looked into the web and read the news, had a heartache but you did not look into the special page they provide to teach English
Ok here you are this is the URL:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/le...sh/index.shtml

And really and truly the best way is to be where I am talking and chatting all around with my brilliant English enjoying the nice warm weather and drinking orange juice with the neighbours

hi every one
i hope you all are spending a good day
this is a great subject to talk about
because english is very important to most of us
i have a little advice to people who doesn't like to watch news or reading them
i say you can learn how to speak english by watching movies or listening to music
you know you can use the transelation to learn a lot of words
talking to your friends in english is helpfull too
if u wanna be good u should practice ur language

to wach or read
sorry

Thanks everybody
I want to assure that the site - which sandrella told us about - is very good
You can download files to listen to some conversation
And the learn englsih page from BBC - which honey advised us to visit - is very good also
Desert Train, you'r right

thank u shankool but its desert rain not desert train