Name: インド、第370条でカシミール地方の自治権を剥奪 - ニュースレビュー (India removes Kashmir's autonomy through Article 370 - News Review)
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he's a review from BBC Learning English Hello and welcome to News Review The program where we show you how to use the language from the latest news stories in your everyday English I'm Dan and joining me this morning is Catherine.

Today's story We're going to Indian administered Kashmir.

Okay, let's hear more about that from this BBC World Service News report.

The Indian Home Minister, amid Chuy's, expects to place his resolution abrogating Article 3 70 which confers special status on the state of Jammu and Kashmir before the lower house of the Indian Parliament later today.

So the Himalayan region of Kashmir is currently partitioned between Pakistan and India.

Now the Indian side that's a state of Jammu and Kashmir has got special status.

It's significant degree of autonomy that means it's able to govern itself.

This comes from Article 3 70 Now India's government have decided to remove this status.

Conferred by Article 3 70 India is going to take direct governmental control here.

This is going to the Indian Parliament later today.

There is a strong expectation that there's going to be protest there may possibly even be violence, so it's a very significant decision with possibly serious consequences.

So we've got three words and expressions that our viewers can use to talk about this story.

Can we have drips in one fell swoop on dhe grim strips in one fell swoop and grim.

Okay, let's have our first headline then, please, We'll have it now.

Are we looking at BBC News Article 3 70 India strips disputed Kashmir off special status strips, removes something's position or status.

Now I'm familiar with the term strip in reference to clothes, and many people are This has nothing to do with that.

Doesn't nothing to do with removing clothes, the job of stripper, someone who removes closer entertainment or money.

Remove something that usually something that's covering something else.

Is this spelling, and you can actually strip lots of things.

So, for example, if you're making, if you're want to change your bed linen and you want to take off your dirty, she's This is a bed you can strip the bed when you're cooking in the kitchen down.

Then you've got a nice some herbs, maybe rosemary or thyme.

The leaves are soft, so we want the leaves.

You stripped the hurt by removing the good parts and getting rid of the part you can't eat.

You want to decorate your house, Okay, You have some paint on a wooden door and you don't like the pain.

You buy a special chemicals t put onto this paint, which will dissolve the paint so you can strip it.

This special chemical is called paint stripper.

Well, to do paint stripper, that's it will remove the paint forcefully as well.

That brings us to the next point about this verb to strip when you strip something off something and we usually strip something over something.

It strips something off, something to strip something off something.

It can almost be violently sometimes, but generally the thing being stripped doesn't want to be stripped year because we're talking about, like, status, power or property.

So if you remove a politician or somebody who's got a position of political power, they do something wrong.

They go to jail, they can be stripped off their power.

They can be stripped off their possessions.

If you're a criminal, you could be stripped of you possessions.

Um, stripped off your authority is another way to do it.

So is taking something away from somebody by force?

All right, let's move on to our second headline, then, please.

So now we're looking at the Independent in one fell swoop.

J P has shut the door to a democratic, peaceful solution in Kashmir.

And that's an editorial and opinion piece there in the Independent in one fell swoop all at once.

It means all at once, all at the same time.

You do something without waiting without doing part of it now, and part of it later, it actually has it appears in William Shakespeare's play Macbeth.

No, we don't We're not saying that William Shakespeare invented this phrase, but he certainly used it.

The kind of idea is, if you think of a bird of prey, are hunting birds like a hawk or an eagle?

Is the movement of averted Okay, so we'll like it happens so suddenly.

Because obviously you don't want You don't want to fall slowly to catch their They don't mess about No.

OK, eso done all at the same time, or all in one go?

Now you can do lots of things in one fell swoop.

It's not just about catching things or indeed political process down if you've got a lot of work to do, Um and you've got a lot and you you want to do it.

Bit now, a bit later, a bit another time.

And then it's finished like my Christmas shopping that I did last year.

I don't want to go to the shop to so many people are blah, blah got up really early one Saturday and I went to the shopping center on.

I bought all of the presence in one fell swoop, and then I didn't have to do any more.

You think you can't do things in more than one fell swoop?

Will No, no, Certainly I wouldn't want to.

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