Rising knife crime in UK
Giraffes facing 'silent extinction'
Meet one of Spain's four female bullfighters

Words and Phrases/Từ vựng
predominantly (mainly; mostly): chủ yếu, phần lớn,
devastating(very harmful; damaging): ghê gớm, gây thiệt hại
cited(mentioned as evidence or proof): trích dẫn
controversial(something people disagree about): gây tranh cãi
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Knife crime has increased by nine percent across England and Wales. In London it's risen by sixteen per cent over the last two years. Several years ago it was predominantly a gang problem. Now the police think seventy-five per cent of those who carry have no associations with gangs - they're just doing it because everyone else is.

Highly recognisable - but while Chester Zoo's giraffes are loved by the visitors, in their natural African habitat, the animals are suffering what has been called a devastating decline. Illegal hunting, expanding agriculture and civil unrest have all been cited as factors pushing the long-necked mammals towards extinction.
Twenty-five-year-old Conchi Rios is one of only four female matadors in the world of Spanish bullfighting. She said it took a few years to get a job as a bullfighter in Spain, but that it was worth fighting to do the job she loves. Bullfighting is controversial in Spain, but Conchi says those who are against it don't necessarily understand it.