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听力原文：Leeds is close to the geographical centre of Britain. It has good motorway and railway connections with the rest of the country, making it an ideal centre from which to visit other parts. It is 200 miles north of London and 200 miles south of Scotland's capital, Edinburgh.
Leeds is the third largest city in Britain, after London and Edinburgh.
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