A manager of the soft drinks company Jazz Drinks is ____ trial today ____ of ____ for its biggest ____, Pit-Pots. Dan Craddock, a ____ manager at Jazz, is said to ____ ____ ____ ____ information to Pit-Pots for over two million dollars. Over recent years, the two companies have been ____ in a ____ battle to ____ market share, ____ money into ever more ____ advertising campaigns. Last year was Jazz Drinks’ best ____ and as Pit-Pots was ____ ground, it is claimed they secretly ____ Mr Craddock, a sales director at Jazz, to ____ on information on marketing and pricing strategy for the coming year. Mr Craddock ____ the charges. The case ____. The TV presenter Jonas Bakeman is ____ to ____ his career after stories appeared of his ____ with a researcher on his programme, Justice Fight. As reporters ____ ____ outside his home, he ____ a ____ expressing regret over the affair, but ____ himself against ____ that he’d initiated it after aggressively ____ the woman, Petra Campbell. He ____ the affair had been brief and he had simply ____ to a foolish moment of ____ at a production party. However, Ms Campbell has made available ____ that she had been ____ with emails and text messages of a ____ nature, and that the affair had been ____ from ‘brief'. Bosses of the TV company are to ____ tomorrow to ____ Mr Bakeman’s future. Campaigners have ____ victory in their ____ against full-body scanners in airports ____ a court ____ supporting a woman who ____ to accept a scan. A number of civil liberties groups had ____ ____ to back the woman in an ____ to ____ the government’s proposals that everyone travelling by plane should have to ____ ____ the machines. The campaigners say it is a ____ ____ of privacy as the scanners can see through clothing. The government has said that it will not ____ in its ____ and believes the scanners play a ____ ____ in protecting the public from terrorism. It plans to ____ ____ the decision. And finally, peace has now ____ ____ in the village of Paulston. A dispute had been ____ ____ a statue of St John of Bidshire, the ____-winning pig of local farmer Tim Langford. The three-metre pink sculpture, which had been ____ at the entrance o f the village for over a year, had ____ the village, with half saying it was ____, while ____ of Mr Langford said it stood as a ____ symbol of the local produce for which Paulston is famous. Protesters had ____ onto Mr Langford’s land and ____ the statue with paint. There were then ____ ____ against the vandals. Now the local council has ____ ____ as ____ to ____ the dispute. Mr Langford has agreed to the statue being ____ to a nearby sculpture gallery, but it will be ____ back to the village during the three-day summer festival.

Outcomes Advanced Unit 6 Listening 18

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