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Moving to a different country always involves getting used to some differences in daily life. Watch Megan talk about some of the big differences she's found between the UK and Germany since she moved to Berlin. 

Girl Up is a campaign of the United Nations Foundation. It was launched in 2010 and it supports projects that aim to give teenage girls an equal chance in life. 

In this short film people share their experiences of bullying. Listen to their stories and discover why they think some people bully and how bullying has changed their lives.

Listen to the radio interview with two young volunteers and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

Mari Malek is a supermodel, DJ and actor. She is also a refugee. This is her story.

Do you think your mobile phone is clean? In this science experiment, some British teenagers discover how dirty their phones really are.

In K-pop, it's a long way to get to the top. See some new bands hoping to follow in the footsteps of BTS and Blackpink.

Our phones can give us a lot of information these days, but can they tell us how we're feeling? Read about a new app that may be able to do just that.

Listen to the radio interview about how false information spreads and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills.

A hoodie is a casual type of jumper which has a hood to cover your head. How has this sporty item of clothing become so popular all around the world?

How can you reach an advanced level of English? Molly’s friend Jose shares her experience.

In any listening exam there is a lot you can do to prepare yourself before the teacher plays the recording and you actually listen to the text. If you are well prepared before you even hear the first word of the text, you will do much better in the test.