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The Power of Nostalgia in Video Game Remakes
A B2 lesson on the rise of video game remakes, exploring why nostalgia attracts audiences and whether it limits creativity.
2 November 2026
A $47.3m dinosaur and a scientific dilemma
Learners read about the sale of a Nanotyrannus skeleton and discuss the debate over private fossil ownership versus public scientific study.
29 October 2026
Carving Out Space: New Black Music Nights in Bristol
Young Black creatives in Bristol are building their own music spaces, continuing a long tradition of community and belonging.
26 October 2026
No order, no seat: Starbucks changes the rules in China
Learners read about Starbucks China's 'purchase to sit' policy, explore vocabulary around business and public spaces, and discuss the changing use of cafes.
22 October 2026
Japan aims to solve a space mystery with a grain of dust
A B2 lesson on Japan's MMX mission to Phobos, exploring the high value of tiny space samples and the formation of Mars's moons.
19 October 2026
The power behind the world's best wildlife photos
Learners read about the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners and discuss what emotional and technical qualities make a wildlife photograph powerful.
15 October 2026
Citroen revives the 2CV as an electric city car
Learners read about Citroen's electric 2CV concept, explore why carmakers use nostalgia, and discuss heritage versus innovation.
12 October 2026
Why solar tiles are still a rare sight on roofs
A B2 lesson exploring why solar roof tiles have not replaced traditional panels, covering cost, efficiency and installation hurdles.
11 October 2026
AI video wins science prize then loses it
An AI-generated video won a Nikon microscopy contest, was disqualified, and started a debate on rules for artificial content in science and art.
10 October 2026