1. Look at some news stories in any English newspaper. Can you tell what kind of a story it is just by reading the headline and the lead (see the variations of "something happened" stories). 2. Match the headlines and their lead paragraphs. 1. Man charged with Russell Square knife murder 2. Rio 2016 Olympics:Integrity of Games in tatters as IOC clears more than two-thirds of Russia team 3. The great dental rip-off 4. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson pictured on his summer holiday in Greece 5. Want to avoid recession? Then shower UK households with cash 6. What I wore this week: over-the-knee boots 7. Edinburgh festival planner:three shows to see today 8. Google is trying to stop you having to put in passwords 24 9. Rio 2016 opening ceremony a mix of pared patriotism and climate concern 10.Rio and São Paulo states' top 10 budget beach hotels and B&Bs a. Thousands of teeth needlessly extracted as surgeries accused of putting profit before patients. b. At the fringe but not sure which tickets to book? Try one, two or all three of these picks from our critics. c. A 19-year-old man has been charged with murdering an American tourist in a knife attack and attempting to murder five other people in London's Russell Square. d. Mr Johnson turned down the sun-kissed English riviera of Cornwall, the 25C heat of the sands of sun -kissed California and the history of Russia? e. How much leg you show depends on where you sit on the Fun Spectrum. f. New open source project hopes to remove burden of remembering passwords and instantly log you into apps on Android, with plans to roll out across every platform. g. The integrity of the 2016 Olympics lies in tatters after more than two-thirds of Russia's team were cleared to compete by the International Olympic Committee. h. Olympics off to untroubled start despite tumultuous build-up as Brazil shows world template for a more sustainable Games. i. The economy is in dire need of a jump start -cutting interest rates has failed miserably. So instead give money to people who would actually spend it. j. Head out of the huge cities of Rio and São Paulo to find peaceful pousadas on the Costa Verde, where you can swing in a hammock and walk along stunning beaches backed by rainforest.