Dan Novak and Ashley Thompson host today's Learning English show.
They go first to Caty Weaver who tells about new findings on a longtime, popular drug for treating stuffy noses: It doesn't work, experts say.

Then, French officials have ordered Apple to stop selling its iPhone 12. They said the smartphone does not meet EU rules on radiation levels. Other European countries are reviewing the phone. Gregory Stachel reports.

Next, Bryan Lynn explores green hydrogen. It has been presented around the world as a clean energy solution. But what does it take to produce this fuel and is it truly clean burning?

The show closes with the LE program, Everyday Grammar. An English Learner recently sought some clarity on the use of phrasal verbs with the word "along." Faith Pirlo answers. Then, Dan Novak welcomes Faith to the studio where they "get along" in conversation.

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