Ielts vocabulary by topics crime and punishment crime of passion

a leading article 
on some sensational 
crime that has been committed. 
3. editorial policy 
Meaning: the policy of the newspaper, as decided by the person in charge of producing the 
newspaper 
Example: The 
editorial policy 
of a newspaper determines whether serious news items are 
reported in a responsible way. 
4. sensational journalism 
Meaning: reporting which tries to get your interest by presenting facts or events as more 
shocking or worse than they are. 
Example: Unfortunately, 
sensational journalism 
has resulted in much public distrust of 
the media. 
5. to carry a story 
Meaning: to include an item in a news report 
Example: The media nowadays 
carries too many stories 
about celebrities and trivia and 
not enough serious news. 
6. news coverage 
Meaning: the reporting of news and sport in newspapers, tv, or radio. 
Example: The US presidential election received global 
news coverage
, so that the whole 
world became interested in the outcome. 
7. to make front page headlines 
Meaning: to be an important item of news in the newspapers, on radio or TV. 
Example: It seems that every insignificant event in the lives of celebrities 
makes front 
page headlines. 
 
8. breaking news 
Meaning: newly received information about an event that is currently taking place 
OPIC 
Example: One disadvantage of the printed media is that it is unable to carry the latest 
breaking news 
stories. 
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IELTS VOCABULARY BY TOPICS
9. up to the minute 
Meaning: having the latest information 
Example: Newspapers are unable to provide