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source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPf083fKHwA
Let's get some news from the UK now. The search for a terrorism suspect who escaped a London prison has entered a third day. Police have refused to rule out the possibility that Daniel Khalif left the country after his escape on Wednesday. He was awaiting trial on charges including collecting information useful to an enemy state. UK Justice Secretary Alex Chalk says he wants the findings of an investigation into the incident by the end of the week. Live now at Two Wandsworth Prison, from where he escaped, we can speak to our reporter Simon Jones. Simon, huge amounts of resources going into trying to find this man. What's the latest? Yes, the manhunt is continuing and we have had a development this morning. Now overnight, a park just a few kilometres from here, Richmond Park, was being searched by the Metropolitan Police. They were using helicopters with thermal imaging cameras, also officers on the ground, looking to see whether there might be anyone in the park because at night the park is shut so there shouldn't be anyone there. Now the Met have confirmed that that search overnight was linked to the investigation, the efforts to find Daniel Khalif, and also they have yet to say though whether they discovered anything of particular interest. Also in terms of checks, we know channel ports like the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel for people wanting to get on the Channel Tunnel, there is enhanced security there too, so drivers are having to get out of their vehicles, and this applies to all cars, to open their boots to check that there might not be someone stowing away in the back of their car like Daniel Khalif because police want to make sure he's not trying to flee the country, although they have admitted that they don't know for certain whether he is still in the UK, although they say at the moment the focus of their searches remains this part of London. Yeah, an investigation done to weigh into how he escaped, we do know the details to some extent, but what questions does it raise about security in a prison itself? I think it raises huge questions because when you hear what happened it almost beggars belief, so you had Daniel Khalif clinging to the bottom of a food delivery truck with some makeshift handles that he'd managed to manufacture out of some material he must have got hold of in the prison, and then made his escape that way. So questions about what sort of security was in place, because any vehicle coming and going should undergo a number of checks, prison office staff should check underneath the vehicle with mirrors to make sure there is no-one hiding there, so did those checks take place, who were the staff on duty, that's what the government wants to know, and it's expecting the preliminary findings of an investigation by the prison service to land on the desk of the Justice Secretary Alex Chalk, perhaps today or within the next couple of days, he says he wants to see it by the weekend, and also they're looking into why Daniel Khalif was being held in this prison at all, because it's a category B prison, so not the highest security jail that's available, that's a category A prison, and the government also want to know why he was here and not somewhere with better security. OK, Simon Jones at Wormworth prison, thank you.
Section 1: Important words from the article and their English to Chinese translations:
1. Terrorism - 恐怖主义 (Kǒngbù zhǔyì)
2. Suspect - 嫌疑人 (Xiányí rén)
3. Escape - 逃逸 (Táoyì)
4. Prison - 监狱 (Jiānyù)
5. Trail - 轨迹 (Guǐjì)
6. Charges - 指控 (Zhǐkòng)
7. Investigation - 调查 (Diàochá)
8. Incident - 事件 (Shìjiàn)
9. Reporter - 记者 (Jìzhě)
10. Resources - 资源 (Zīyuán)
11. Manhunt - 搜捕行动 (Sōubǔ xíngdòng)
12. Helicopters - 直升机 (Zhíshēngjī)
13. Thermal imaging cameras - 热成像摄像头 (Rè chéngxiàng shèxiàngtóu)
14. Confirmed - 确认 (Quèrèn)
15. Discovery - 发现 (Fǎxiàn)
16. Security - 安全 (Ānquán)
17. Vehicle - 车辆 (Chēliàng)
18. Flee - 逃离 (Táolí)
19. Checks - 检查 (Jiǎnchá)
20. Government - 政府 (Zhèngfǔ)
Section 2: Important English grammar used in the article:
1. Passive Voice – 用于描述行为的主题不是行为的动力的语态。例如 "He was awaiting trial." - 他正在等待审判。
2. Present Perfect Tense – 用于描述过去发生的事情对现在的影响仍然存在。例如 "Police have refused to rule out the possibility..." - 警察已经拒绝排除可能性...
3. Simple Present Tense - 用于描述常态、客观事实和现在进行的行动。例如 “The search for a terrorism suspect who escaped a London prison has entered a third day.“ - 寻找在伦敦监狱逃脱的恐怖分子的搜索已进入第三天。
Section 3: Chinese translation of the article:
让我们现在看一下英国的新闻。寻找逃离伦敦监狱的恐怖分子嫌疑人的搜寻已进入第三天。警方拒绝排除丹尼尔·哈利夫周三逃脱后离开英国的可能性。他被控收集对敌国有用的信息等罪，而他正在等待审判。英国司法部长亚利克·乔克说他希望在本周末前得到对此事件的调查结果。现在，我们在万士其监狱，他从那里逃走的地方，可以和我们的记者西蒙·琼斯交谈。西蒙，大量的资源投入了寻找这个人。最新情况是什么？是的，搜捕行动正在继续，我们今天早上有了新的发展。今晚，离这里几公里的一个公园，里士满公园，正在由伦敦警察局搜寻。他们正在使用带有热成像摄像头的直升机，在地面上也有警察，查看公园里是否有人，因为晚上公园是关闭的，所以不应该有人在那里。现在，大都会警方已经确认，今晚的搜寻行动与寻找丹尼尔·哈利夫的调查、努力有关，他们尚未说他们是否发现了任何特别有趣的事情。
