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Select a unit. In which country did the first Industrial Revolution begin? The USA 2. Great Britain 3. Either of you know what that is? Tom I think that it has something to do with the internet and other technological breakthroughs. Tom Yes!

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Teklemariam Bekit. BBC News Tigrinya. Some Eritrean migrants have told BBC Tigrinya that they are among more than people, including 13 children, who have been held in detention for the past two months in the Ethiopian town of Yebelo, near the order with Kenya. They said there are living in a makeshift prison surrounded by a thorny fence made of acacia branches, offering no protection from the rain and sun. The group was traveling to seek asylum in Kenya, they said. One of our sources, who wanted to remain anonymous, said they have had to endure harsh conditions. However, when we ran out of money, many of us fell ill due to the lack of food and clean water," they said. Despite being taken to a clinic by the police, the treatment is at their own expense. Currently, thousands of Eritreans who escaped the Sudan conflict are crossing into Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda. Local police did not respond to the BBC's request for comment. BBC Monitoring.

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Heavy fighting has broken out in several areas in Ethiopia's northern region of Tigray between rebels and federal troops, reports say. The federal Ethiopian army dismissed the claim, saying it was fake news. This is the most serious fighting since November, when the Ethiopian government declared victory in the conflict. Thousands of people have been killed and millions displaced in the war that started almost eight months ago. Following the fighting, some five million people in Tigray are in need of food aid and more than , are living in famine conditions, according to a recent UN-backed estimate. The reports of the fighting comes as ballots are being counted from Monday's general election. No voting took place in Tigray because of the security situation. He said the fighters had destroyed military vehicles and captured some soldiers. Witnesses have told the BBC that rebel forces have entered the strategic town of Adigrat, which is just 45 km 30 miles from the Eritrean border.

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The arrest of two prominent professors in Ethiopia's capital has given new focus to allegations that the authorities are engaged in a ruthless crackdown against ethnic Tigrayan civilians, as the country plunges deeper into a conflict that began over a year ago in the northern state of Tigray. Although there is been no official confirmation of their arrests, multiple sources have told the BBC they were detained by the security forces for allegedly breaching the terms of Ethiopia's state of emergency, imposed as Tigrayan forces advanced towards the capital earlier this month. Speaking by phone, family friends who confirmed the Tigrayan professors' arrests sounded fearful, anxious to remain anonymous in case they too faced detention in a country where, according to local and international human rights groups, at least 1, Tigrayans, and possibly many times that number, have been arrested in recent days. Other Tigrayans, again speaking on condition of anonymity, have described a nervous mood in the capital, with people seeking to hide their accents and identities, or being forced out of jobs because of their ethnicity. Among those allegedly affected are doctors, artists and policemen. The head of the Ethiopian government communication office, Legesse Tullu, told local media that the arrests made under the state of emergency were not based on the ethnic identities of individuals. He also added that there are more than , Tigrayans in the capital but the number of people arrested is not more than 1, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has warned of a concerted attempt to twist the facts about the crackdown and the situation in Ethiopia more generally, tweeting about a "sinister" disinformation war against the nation and by urging Ethiopians to "reverse the distorted narrative".

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Mr Sultan said that while sirens were going off in Tel Aviv, he received a call from a fellow national living in Rehovot, to the south. Rob Fail? I'm not investing in eggs — this is real money. So these new products are shaping the way we live our lives, usually for the better! Feifei Rob, what are you doing? Absolutely amazing! Rob Yes. BBC Tigrinya, Lampedusa. Session 5 Listen to find out how to use an everyday English expression. Posted at 6 Sep 6 Sep The rights group is now urging the Eritrean and Ethiopian governments to investigate and prosecute those responsible. Marco Oriunto. By Alex de Waal Africa analyst. Tom Yeah, exactly! The first wave of radios were very basic.

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So, really, whether we know it or not, very many of us are participating quite actively in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Sam Wow, so if anyone with a smartphone is part of the revolution, this really is a global phenomenon. He's invented this machine where you can talk to people anywhere in the world and there are no wires or cables. Absolutely amazing! Join us for our next episode of English Together when we will learn more useful language and practise your listening skills. Other variations of this story say the initial bonfire was so big it collapsed to one side - pinpointing the spot the cross was buried. Sessions Vocabulary reference Grammar reference. He has put all his eggs in one basket , buying that company. The rights group said it had gathered testimony about the alleged atrocities from witnesses, survivors and family members of victims and also analysis of satellite images. The Somali leader also made comments to the same effect to the Eritrean press, but there was no official statement on the issue by Mr Afwerki's government. Back to top. Listen to find out the answers.