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There are some common IELTS topics in newspapers, like the environment. But they also cover a lot of other things that probably won't be on the test, like crimes and celebrity rumors. Even more important, news stories don't have any of the things that IELTS reading texts do, like paragraphs, topic sentences, headings, etc.
IELTS texts and news articles are also put together in different ways. Most English news articles start with the most recent news and then give more and more background information, which usually means going back in time. IELTS texts, on the other hand, usually start with a "hook" and then move through some subtopics, sometimes in order.
News magazines are a little better than newspapers and online news stories, but they still have sections like news summaries and commentary that aren't good for studying for tests. Texts in newspapers Sunday magazines, popular science magazines like National Geographic, and similar history magazines might be the ones that are most like IELTS Reading.
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