1.英语新闻稿三分钟以内 要求别太难

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A rarely-seen heavy rain rocked the city this morning,bringing about flood.Early in the morning people were on their way to work when it poured rain.The rain came so suddenly that many of them were caught in it and all wet.Steets and roads were flooded,including many shops and markets.And also many factories had to stop running due to the heavy rain.It's believed that a rising of prices of the food and vegetables will be seen in the coming days.It's reported that the rain has been the heaviest one in the past fify-years,causing a great loss in economy .

本地新闻

今天早上，一场罕见的暴雨袭击我市，导致水灾。一大早，人们正在去上班，突然下起了大雨。雨势很猛，许多人被挡在了路上，淋湿了。雨水淹没了街道马路，连同一些商铺和市场。许多工厂被迫停工。未来几天食物价格价格会上涨。据报道，这场50年一遇的暴雨导致巨额经济损失。

2.短篇英语新闻稿近期的

North Korea: Kim's Uncle Sacked for 'Criminal Acts'这几天的，金正恩姑父遭清洗（国内sina也有报道）SEOUL — North Korea announced on Monday the dismissal of Jang Song Thaek, the once powerful uncle of leader Kim Jong Un, for what it described as a string of criminal acts including corruption, womanizing and drug-taking.South Korea's spy agency last week said it believed Jang, long regarded as the second most powerful man in the secretive state, had been relieved of his posts in November.The sacking means Pyongyang is undergoing its biggest leadership upheaval since the death in 2011 of former leader Kim Jong Il, the younger Kim's father.”Jang and his followers committed criminal acts baffling imagination and they did tremendous harm to our party and revolution,” the North's KCNA news agency said in a report following a meeting of the ruling Workers' Party politburo on Sunday.The meeting decided to dismiss Jang from all his posts and expel him from the Workers' Party, KCNA said. Kim Jong Un attended and `”guided” the meeting, it said.KCNA listed a series of acts committed by Jang that it said led to the decision to remove him, including mismanagement of the country's financial system, corruption, womanizing and abusing alcohol and drugs.”Jang pretended to uphold the party and leader but was engrossed in such factional acts [such] as dreaming different dreams and involving himself in double-dealing behind the scene,” KCNA said.”Affected by the capitalist way of living, Jang committed irregularities and corruption and led a dissolute and depraved life.”Jang is married to Kim's aunt, the daughter of the North's founding leader Kim Il Sung, and was widely considered to be working to ensure his nephew firmly established his grip on power in the past two years.Last week a South Korean official said Jang was likely alive and in no immediate physical danger, as was his wife, Kim Kyong Hui.Experts say Jang's removal will help the younger Kim consolidate his power base with a group of younger aides.Jang had been a prominent fixture in many of the reports and photographs of Kim Jong Un's public activities, but his appearances have tapered off sharply this year and he has not been in official media since early November.South Korean media said on Friday that a man who managed funds for Jang had fled and sought asylum in South Korea.The aide, who has not been not named, was being protected by South Korean officials in a secret location in China, cable news network YTN and the Kyunghyang Shinmun newspaper said, citing sources familiar with the matter.。

3.求一段英文的新闻播报稿

标题：air quality to deteriorate for next 2 days, forecasters say 来自上海日报 12。

5。 正文：Shanghai will enjoya day of good air quality today after moderate pollution yesterday, but the city will be hit by further pollution tomorrow and Thursday , said the Shanghai Environmental Monitoring Center。

The air quality index was expected to between 55 and 90today, indicating good air quality。Tomorrow , slow wind and accumulation of local air pollutants, mainly nitrogen dioxide, were expected to push the air qualityindex between 85 and 105, indicating slight pollution。

Weather forecasters expect another cold front to hit the Yangtze River Delta region on Thursday until the weekend, causing slight to moderate pollution in some areas in the region。 shanghai's air quality index was forecast to be between 105 and 125, indicating slight pollution from the cold front。

The major pollutant was expected to be PM2。5。

"We still need observation to tell whether the next round of pollution will affect Shanghai's air quality after Thursday," said the Shanghai Environmental Monitoring Center。 The previous round of air pollution in Shanghai, caused by pollutants carried by a cold front from the north, raised the city's air quality index to 192, or moderately polluted, at 10am yesterday。

PM2。5 was the major pollutant。

4.英语新闻稿

这个是英国广播公司BBC的新闻稿子原文：Pope Benedict has been celebrating Christmas midnight Mass at Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome. The service was broadcasted to more than forty countries around the world. Although it was conducted in Latin, the worldwide reach of the Roman Catholic Church was represented by readings and prayers in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Arabic and Tagalog spoken in the Philippines. The Cuban authorities are reported to have flown in a leading Spanish surgeon for consultations on the health of President Fidel Castro. A Spanish newspaper reported that the head of the surgery at the Madrid hospital, Hose Luis Garcia Sabrido, had arrived in Havana several days ago. Stephen Gibbs reports from Havana. The Barcelona-based newspaper says the Doctor Garcia flew to Havana last Thursday on a jet chartered by the Cuban government. It says he came to give his professional advice on whether President Castro should undergo further surgery. There has been no confirmation from the Cuban government of any aspect of the report. Doctor Garcia is however understood to have been in Havana just last month, on that occasion to take part in an international conference on surgery. This is BBC world news. Georgia says it has agreed to buy eight hundred million cubic meters of gas from Turkey next year almost half of its needs. The price has not been disclosed, but the announcement follows Georgia agreeing last week to buy slightly larger amount from the Russian state-controlled Gazprom at double its previous price. The Iranian parliament has described the United Nation Security Council decision to impose sanctions on Iran because of its nuclear programme as unjust and illegal. The big majority of Iranian deputies have approved a bill, instructing the government to review cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency. The former Chilean military ruler General Augusto Pinochet who died earlier this month has left a posthumous letter. The letter was published by a group of his supporters who said it had been received in 2004. Simon Watts reports. General Pinochet saw himself as a warrior hero, but he was pursued to the last by investigations into alleged human rights abuses. Trying to salvage his reputation from beyond the grave, the general says he was proud of stopping a Marxist dictatorship. Referring to the estimated three thousand deaths during his rule, he says tough measures were needed but he was more flexible than generally realized. The letter reveals how unappreciated General Pinochet felt in his final days. He says there was a kind of banishment and unimagined loneliness. A contact of a former Russian agent who died in British after contracting radiation poisoning has been arrested in Naples. The man Mario Scaramella met the Russian Alexander Litvenenko on the day he became ill. Mr. Scaramella who has also been affected by radiation was arrested on his return from London. The BBC correspondent in Italy says the arrest is connected with the long-running investigation into arms trafficking and is not related to the death of Mr. Litvenenko. BBC world news.因为不知你要求的具体的范围，我只能提供这一篇咯。

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5.英语新闻稿

这个是英国广播公司BBC的新闻稿子原文：Pope Benedict has been celebrating Christmas midnight Mass at Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome. The service was broadcasted to more than forty countries around the world. Although it was conducted in Latin, the worldwide reach of the Roman Catholic Church was represented by readings and prayers in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Arabic and Tagalog spoken in the Philippines. The Cuban authorities are reported to have flown in a leading Spanish surgeon for consultations on the health of President Fidel Castro. A Spanish newspaper reported that the head of the surgery at the Madrid hospital, Hose Luis Garcia Sabrido, had arrived in Havana several days ago. Stephen Gibbs reports from Havana. The Barcelona-based newspaper says the Doctor Garcia flew to Havana last Thursday on a jet chartered by the Cuban government. It says he came to give his professional advice on whether President Castro should undergo further surgery. There has been no confirmation from the Cuban government of any aspect of the report. Doctor Garcia is however understood to have been in Havana just last month, on that occasion to take part in an international conference on surgery. This is BBC world news. Georgia says it has agreed to buy eight hundred million cubic meters of gas from Turkey next year almost half of its needs. The price has not been disclosed, but the announcement follows Georgia agreeing last week to buy slightly larger amount from the Russian state-controlled Gazprom at double its previous price. The Iranian parliament has described the United Nation Security Council decision to impose sanctions on Iran because of its nuclear programme as unjust and illegal. The big majority of Iranian deputies have approved a bill, instructing the government to review cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency. The former Chilean military ruler General Augusto Pinochet who died earlier this month has left a posthumous letter. The letter was published by a group of his supporters who said it had been received in 2004. Simon Watts reports. General Pinochet saw himself as a warrior hero, but he was pursued to the last by investigations into alleged human rights abuses. Trying to salvage his reputation from beyond the grave, the general says he was proud of stopping a Marxist dictatorship. Referring to the estimated three thousand deaths during his rule, he says tough measures were needed but he was more flexible than generally realized. The letter reveals how unappreciated General Pinochet felt in his final days. He says there was a kind of banishment and unimagined loneliness. A contact of a former Russian agent who died in British after contracting radiation poisoning has been arrested in Naples. The man Mario Scaramella met the Russian Alexander Litvenenko on the day he became ill. Mr. Scaramella who has also been affected by radiation was arrested on his return from London. The BBC correspondent in Italy says the arrest is connected with the long-running investigation into arms trafficking and is not related to the death of Mr. Litvenenko. BBC world news.因为不知你要求的具体的范围，我只能提供这一篇咯。

还有很多的..随时提供哦~。

6.英语新闻稿

BBC News with Marian MarshallEuropean Union transport ministers have agreed to ease some other the restrictions on air travel which were imposed across Europe last week following the spread of volcanic ash from Iceland. After discussions by video conference, the EU Transport Commissioner Siim Kallas announced the decision to reporters in Brussels."New air control measures can come into effect from eight o'clock Tuesday morning. From tomorrow morning on, we should see progressively more planes start to fly and this is good news for Europe's stranded passengers, good news for airline industry and other sectors of this economy hard hit by this crisis."In an effort to ensure safety, the EU wants to create three designated fly zones. One will remain entirely off limits because of the threat of volcanic dust; another will be open to all aircraft, while a third zone will be available for a limited service. In Germany, the two main airlines, Lufthansa and Air Berlin, were granted exemptions from the existing fly ban to allow them to bring home stranded passengers. A Lufthansa spokesman said they were expected to carry a total of about 15,000 people from the Far East, Africa and the Americas. Britain has announced that it's sending warships to help bring home British travelers.The American military in Iraq has confirmed that the two most wanted al-Qaeda leaders in the country have been killed. The Iraqi government named them as Abu Ayyub al-Masri and Abu Omar al-Baghdadi. The Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said their identities had been confirmed by medical tests on the bodies. The two men were reportedly tracked down by an intelligence team west of Baghdad and their hideout destroyed by missiles. The US Vice President Joe Biden said the deaths showed that Iraq was now better able to look after its own security."Their deaths are potentially devastating blows to al-Qaeda Iraq, but equally important, in my view, is this action demonstrates the improved security strength and capacity of Iraqi security forces. In short, the Iraqis have taken the lead in securing Iraq and its citizens by taking out both of these individuals."Officials in Pakistan say at least 23 people were killed when a suicide bomb exploded in a crowded market in Peshawar. Aleem Maqbool reports from Islamabad.The explosion happened close to a police station, in what's called the Storytellers' Bazaar, an historic market place in the central Peshawar that was packed with shoppers and also a large crowd protesting against the frequent power cuts in the city. One of Peshawar's senior most police officers was among those killed. It is Taliban militants who'd be suspected of carrying out the attack. They've recently come under increasing pressure across Northwest Pakistan, for Pakistani military carries out operations against them.World News from the BBCThe Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak has said Israel must recognize that the world will not accept Israeli rule over Palestinians for decades to come. He also warned of growing alienation between Israel and its long-standing ally, the United States. Mr Barak's warning comes at the time of growing criticism of the right-wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.Pope Benedict has invited the world's 400,000 Catholic priests to Rome in June to show their support for him over what, the Vatican says, are unjust attacks on his policies concerning pedophilia crimes. The invitation was contained in a letter from Cardinal Claudio Hummes. In the letter, the cardinal says the presence of so many priests in St Peter's Square will be a good way to show that they haven't been intimidated, as he put it, by the crimes committed by a few of their fellow clergy.A team of Sherpas in Nepal have announced that they will go on a clean-up expedition on Mount Everest. It's the first time that Mount Everest is to be cleaned above the altitude of 8,000 metres, an area which is called the "death zone" because of the low level of oxygen and treacherous conditions. Joanna Jolly reports.The team of 20 Sherpa mountaineers will set off on May 1 to establish camp at the point known as Everest's South Col. From here, they plan to start their cleaning operation, including removing at least two bodies from a narrow trail between the South Col and the summit. The Sherpas, many of whom have climbed Everest several times, say they also plan to remove 3,000 kilogrammes of empty oxygen bottles, old food wrappings, tents and ropes.A folk singing Cuban scientist has won a prestigious environmental prize in the United States for challenging the role of state bureaucrats in Cuban 。

7.求英文新闻稿件一篇,最好有译文

BBC News with Marion Marshall利比亚抗议活动引发冲突已致84人丧生Witnesses have told the BBC that Libyan troops have opened fire with machine-guns and large-calibre weapons on anti-government protesters in the city of Benghazi, killing a number of people. It describes scenes of chaos: the snipers shot from the roofs of buildings, and protesters fought back against troops on the ground. Jon Leyne has more details.Witnesses in Benghazi are describing what sounds like a sustain battle with governmental forces. According to some accounts, which are impossible to verify, a major barracks or security headquarters has fallen to the opposition. There're also reports on the Internet that the nephew of Colonel Gaddafi has been killed in the fighting. Earlier, witnesses described how a unit related to the government forces. Many of them apparently from outside Libya were sent into Benghazi. The troops have been using gunfire and even mortars against the opposition. Substantial numbers of casualties have been received in local hospitals. The figures are hard to verify.巴林示威者重返珍珠广场，血腥恐怖难以熄灭抗议之火Protesters in Bahrain have streamed back into Pearl Square in the capital Manama to continue their demonstrations against the government. They're initially confronted by riot police, who opened fire with tear gas and shot guns. But the police then pulled back and left. Caroline Hawley sent this report from Pearl Square.There're now families with flowers, flags, and balloons whether this morning they were tanks. In the middle of the day, the crown prince ordered the military off the streets. For short while police in riot gear kept the protesters out. But then, they suddenly stood aside and jubilant crowds called in. There was a brief attempt to keep protesters out with tear gas but it didn't last long. And the people here in Pearl Square are now vowing to remain until their demands are met.两名德国记者被伊朗关押4个月后终获释Iran has freed two German reporters jailed last year after they interviewed the son of a woman condemned to death by stoning. The German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle has arrived in Tehran to accompany them home. Earlier on Saturday, an Iranian court dropped the Germans' prison sentences imposed for visa irregularities and fined them instead. The journalists were arrested after meeting the son of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, whose death sentence for adultery was suspended following international criticism. Michael Backhaus is the deputy editor of Bild am Sonntag, the weekly for which the two journalists work. He said staff at the paper felt a great sense of relief.For us, a nightmare that lasted 132 days has come to an end today. In a word, it's not just joy that we're feeling, but relief that what have been difficult days for our colleagues is now over.阿富汗东部银行遭自杀爆炸袭击 已致18死70余伤At least 18 people have been killed and 70 wounded in an attack on a bank in Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan. A head of police in Jalalabad and its deputy were among those hurt. Witnesses described three initial blasts. Police then entered the building and many of them were injured in a fourth explosion.World News from the BBC科特迪瓦首都发生冲突 至少一人死亡At least one person has been killed in Abidjan, the commercial capital of Ivory Coast, during clashes between the security forces and supporters of Alassane Ouattara, recognized by the international community as the winner of last year's presidential election. Soldiers fired shots and tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters who call for Laurent Gbagbo, who refuses to step down, to hand over power.古巴政府释放一名被监禁的反对派The Cuban government has freed a jailed dissident, who've refused to go into exile in Spain as a condition for his release. Ivan Hernandez, a journalist, who was one of 75 opponents of the government arrested in 2003, was released along with six other prisoners. Mr. Hernandez is among a group of dissidents whose freedom was brokered by the Catholic Church. He had said he intends to continue to write about the issues facing ordinary Cubans.美国科学家正尝试通过远古食物基因制造抗病食物Researchers in the United States said they're trying to use genes from ancient varieties of staple foods, such as rice, maize and corn, to develop hardier and more disease-resistant crops in the future. Pallab Ghosh reports.The food crops we have today have been bred for generations from older varieties to maximize yield. But in the process, important and useful traits have been lost, which scientists are now rediscovering using new gene t。

8.求英语的新闻报道,最好大概2分钟的,附上有文字稿的 急求啊

At least 119 people were killed on Monday morning in a poultry processing plant fire in Northeast China's Jilin province, rescue headquarters /confirm/ied.

本周一早晨，中国东北吉林省一禽业公司发生火灾，据救援指挥部确认，火灾造成至少119人死亡。

The fire broke out at around 6:06 am at a slaughterhouse owned by the Jilin Baoyuanfeng Poultry Company in Mishazi township of Dehui city, according to firefighters.

据消防员称，火灾发生于早上6点06分左右，事故地点为一屠宰场，所属于吉林德惠米沙子镇宝源丰禽业公司。

Over 300 workers were in the plant when the accident happened, survivors told Xinhua, adding they heard a sudden bang and then witnessed dark smoke at around 6 am. about one hundred workers have managed to escape from the plant whose gate was locked when the fire occurred, said survivors.

事发时工厂共有300多名工人，幸存者告诉新华社记者，他们突然听到一声巨响，早上6左右就看到滚滚浓烟。据幸存者透露，火灾发生时大门是锁着的，大约有一百名工人成功逃出工厂。

The complicated interior structure of the prefabricated house in which the fire broke out and the narrow exits have added difficulties to the rescue work, sources with rescue forces said.

救援队称复杂的室内结构，狭窄的安全出口都给救援增加了困难。

As of 12 am on Monday, the fire has not been put out and rescue work is ongoing.The exact number of those trapped in the plant has not yet been confirmed and further investigation into the cause in under way.

直到周一中午12点，大火还未被扑灭，救援工作仍在继续。被困于工厂的确切人数仍未能确定，火灾原因也还在进一步调查中。

9.用英文怎样写新闻稿

参考答案一： Anna was riding her bike to the park at 11:00 last Sunday morning. When she got to the park, she saw some kids swimming in the water, she also want to do that. While she was taking off her clothes, a strange man took her bike away. Anna couldn't find her bike anywhere. While she was crying, she called the police. 参考答案二： One day a girl rode her bike to a park at 11 am. She put her bike behind a bush and went away, but she didn't know a man was hiding in the bush. At 11:15 the man got out of the bush and stole the girl's bike then he ran away. After 5 minutes, the girl was looking for her bike, she was very worried, then she called the police.。

10.校园英语新闻稿子（1分钟）

Microsoft CEO touts new Windows tablets vs iPad SEATTLE, Jul 12 (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer touted new tablet-style devices running the Windows 7 operating system from about 20 manufacturers at a conference on Monday, underlining the giant software company's eagerness to counter the explosion of interest in Apple Inc's iPad. New Windows-powered tablet or slate devices -- small, hand-held, wireless computers -- are in the pipeline from Acer Inc, Dell Inc, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Toshiba Corp, Sony Corp and a dozen other PC makers, Ballmer said at the company's annual partner conference in Washington, D.C., which was webcast. "This year, one of the most important things that we will do in the smart device category is really push forward with Windows 7-based slates," said Ballmer. "This is a terribly important area for us." Apple's iPad, launched in April, has already sold more than 2 million units worldwide, and threatens to take customers away from Microsoft-dominated desktop computing. Ballmer did not mention Hewlett-Packard Co, the world's No. 1 PC maker, which has said it plans to build slate devices running the operating system devised by Palm Inc, which HP bought this year. However, HP's logo did appear on a slide listing PC makers working on slates which was displayed as Ballmer spoke. At the same conference, Microsoft announced that online auction firm eBay Inc, tech services company Fujitsu Ltd and PC maker Dell are among the companies testing Microsoft's new Windows Azure platform appliance, which lets customers implement Microsoft's newest "cloud" server technology in its own data centers. Microsoft is heavily emphasizing "cloud" services at the conference, essentially helping companies manage their data and computing power -- and those of their customers -- over the Internet. Microsoft shares were up almost 2 percent at $24.75 on Nasdaq.。