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Read the world in English

Reading many short articles is far better than one long book. Newspapers have many sections and topics, so you'll meet new words and learn what's culturally important. If an article isn't interesting, just move on to another.

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England

Broadsheet & quality press
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Tabloid Press

Popular daily papers
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Ireland

National & regional
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Scotland

Scottish press
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America (USA)

Major US newspapers
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Canada

Canadian press
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Australia

Australian press
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New Zealand

NZ press
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South Africa

SA press
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India

Indian press
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Pakistan

Pakistani press
More Ways to Read

TV news & newspaper search

Watch news on TV or search for newspapers and student-friendly news.

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Virtual or TV News

Watch the news

Keep reading every day

Short, regular reading builds vocabulary faster than any other habit. Try one article a day.