このサイトは高橋豊美が個人として運営しています。
This is a personal website maintained by Toyomi Takahashi.
This is a personal website maintained by Toyomi Takahashi.
高橋は2020年のSCEPはCOVID-19の影響で残念ながら中止になりました。
ロンドン大学夏季英語音声学コース (SCEP)
BBC
BBC News - Home
Agoraphobic mum-to-be can be forced to hospital for birth, court rules
5:15
The 21-year-old has an "overwhelming" fear of going out and wanted a home birth, the court heard.
Aston Villa 0-0 Everton: Drab stalemate dents visitors' European hopes
4:55
Everton's hopes of finishing in the European places suffer a blow as they play out a goalless Premier League draw at Aston Villa.
Portugal: No decision yet on UK holiday travel
4:44
The country has yet to decide whether it will allow holiday visits as it extends state of calamity.
Police release men from immigration van blocking Glasgow street
4:19
Ch Supt Mark Sutherland says the pair had to be let go to protect safety and public health.
Hundreds of fans in anti-Glazer protest at Old Trafford
4:11
Hundreds of Manchester United fans protest against the club's owners while the team and Liverpool arrive at Old Trafford for a Premier League fixture.
Israel-Gaza: BBC reporters' reaction on the ground
4:07
Violence in Gaza and Israel shows no sign of abating amid rocket fire, air strikes and civil unrest.
Covid: Boris Johnson 'anxious' about Indian variant
3:56
UK cases of the variant have more than doubled in the past week, says Public Health England.
Russia picks team for film shot on International Space Station
3:43
An actress and director will blast off in October - but Tom Cruise also plans to visit the ISS.
David Cameron: I was paid far more at Greensill than as PM
3:37
But the ex-prime minister insists he was not just motivated by money when he lobbied ministers.
Gal Gadot: Wonder Woman actress receives backlash over Middle East tweet
2:05
The Wonder Woman star and ex-Miss Israel posted about the escalation of violence in the Middle East.
VOA
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May 13, 2021
3:56
A look at the best news photos from around the world.
Mealworms Now Sold As Food in EU
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Signs of Optimism as NYC Sees Rise in Tourism
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Young Dubai DJ Gains Fame
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One of the World’s Best Restaurants is Taking Meat off the Menu
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Let’s Learn English - Level 2 - Lesson 30
05/13
This lesson teaches the learning strategy Rehearse.
Let’s Learn English - Level 2 - Lesson 29
05/13
This lesson teaches the learning strategy Evaluate.
Let’s Learn English - Level 2 - Lesson 28
05/13
This lesson teaches the learning strategy Make Inferences.
Let’s Learn English - Level 2 - Lesson 27
05/13
This lesson teaches the learning strategy Cooperate.
Let’s Learn English - Level 2 - Lesson 26
05/13
This lesson teaches the learning strategy Find and Apply Patterns.
BBC News - Science & Environment
BBC News - Science & Environment
Russia picks team for film shot on International Space Station
3:43
An actress and director will blast off in October - but Tom Cruise also plans to visit the ISS.
Wastewater is 'polluting rivers with microplastic'
0:04
"Frequent releases" of sewage create microplastic hotspots in UK rivers.
'Cocaine of the sea' threatens critically endangered vaquita
05/13
The vaquita marina in Mexico is threatened by a clash of interests between fishing and conservation.
HS2 high-speed rail project begins underground tunnel
05/13
At 170m long, "Florence" is the largest ever tunnelling machine to be used on a UK rail project.
Cats must be microchipped under animal care plan
05/12
A wide-ranging plan to improve welfare also enshrines in law that animals can experience emotions.
BBC News - Family & Education
BBC News - Family & Education
Tommy Mallet: 'I don't read emails longer than five words'
05/13
The Only Way Is Essex star Tommy Mallet opens up about the challenges he has faced with literacy and dyslexia.
Girls' education 'smartest' post-Covid investment, says PM
05/13
The PM urges more support for girls' education in poor countries - but faces criticism over aid cuts.
Concerns over impartiality of school abuse review
05/12
Ofsted cannot conduct an impartial review into allegations of sex abuse in schools, a teaching union says.
Universities could face fines over free speech breaches
05/12
Universities in England could face fines if they fail to protect free speech on campus under new legislation.
Conversion therapy ban: Campaigners dismayed over delay
05/12
Campaigners are dismayed as the government announces a consultation before the practice is banned.