Reading News

A1151 words1:17News Report British AccentPublished Mar 14, 2026 · Updated Mar 23, 2026

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Many people read the news every day.

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They read news on their phones.

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They also watch news on TV.

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But not all news is true.

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We need to check the facts.

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A headline is the title of a story.

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It is at the top of the page.

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A good headline tells you the main idea.

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Read the headline first.

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It helps you understand the story.

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Where does the news come from?

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The source is very important.

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A source is the person or place.

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Good sources give true information.

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Bad sources can give wrong information.

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What is bias?

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Bias means one side of a story.

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Some news shows only one opinion.

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This is not fair.

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Good news shows all sides of the story.

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You can fact-check the news.

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Look at two or three sources.

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Do they say the same thing?

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Ask a friend or a teacher.

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Smart readers always check the facts.