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In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .
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With this year's Children In Need just around the corner, a host of famous faces have joined forces to launch the campaign's new stylish t-shirts. Michelle Keegan and Abbey Clancy, who both run their own successful clothing lines, are just two of the celebrities who have modelled the tops, created by British designer Giles Deacon. For 2015, Pudsey Bear has been given a glamorous makeover. The charity mascot is depicted in metallic gold and polka dots while an alternative option sees him sport a monochrome design. Clearly delighted about the new addition to her wardrobe, 29-year-old Abbey gushed: 'I love Giles and think the new fashion makeover he has given Pudsey is just amazing.Daisy Lowe, Erin O'Connor and Tom Odell lent their support to campaignTops retail at £12, with £7 from each sale going to Children In NeedBritish designer Giles Deacon 'delighted' to be involved
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Other stars to model the Giles' designs - in stunning photographs shot by Sølve Sundsbø - were supermodels Daisy Lowe, 26, and 37-year-old _.


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A chronic shortage of nearly 50,000 lorry drivers across every corner of Britain will cause vital deliveries to shops and businesses to seize up well before Christmas, haulage leaders warned today as they published new figures. The Road Haulage Association is today writing to the Prime Minister David Cameron demanding government intervention to help with the ‘chronic truck driver shortage’, which they argue is having ‘a profound affect’ on the UK’s supply chain. The RHA also said that the economic recovery risks being ‘stalled’ by the delivery driver shortage. ‘There is a national truck driver shortage, estimated to be in the region of 45,000 thousand. And with over 35,000 thousand existing drivers due to retire in the next two years, the situation is deteriorating fast, ‘ the RHA said.The Road Haulage Association said there is a 45,000 driver shortfallIt said the £3,000 cost of training to be a truck driver is a 'serious barrier'It called on the Government to invest £150m in driver training in the budget
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RHA chief executive Richard Burnett said: ‘The RHA represents _ hauliers who, between them, operate over 100,000 heavy goods vehicles.


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The World Health Organisation is ‘culturally’ unfit to deal with global emergencies, an independent review has found in the wake of the Ebola crisis. Experts called for a fundamental overhaul of the body, a branch of the United Nations, which was severely criticised for its failure to deal with the disaster last year. A panel chaired by Dame Barbara Stocking, former CEO of Oxfam GB, found that the episode exposed serious problems within the structure of the WHO and the actions of those it employed. The epidemic, which broke out in West Africa in December 2013, was not declared a public health emergency by WHO until August 2014 - which has been partly blamed for its rapid spread throughout the region, resulting in more than 11,000 deaths.Experts have called for an overhaul of the UN agency, in the wake of crisisPanel severely critiscised its failure to deal with the disaster last yearEpidemic was not declared a public health emergency until August 2014, despite its outbreak in Guinea in December 2013Disease ravaged Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone killing more than 11,000
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In a damning report published yesterday, the independent board commissioned to investigate the disaster said: ‘The panel considers that _ does not currently possess the capacity or organisational culture to deliver a full emergency public health response.