Alphabet & Pronunciation

A conventional western alphabet seems the simplest solution.

But selected so that each symbol represents one & only one sound. 
(unlike: calorie/celery, gin/gun, icicle, bet/beet…)
 
And each sound is represented by one & only one symbol. 
(unlike: cake, space, beet/beat, physics/fizz …)
 
And no sound is represented by a combination of letters which does not logically produce that sound. 
(qu, th, ch, sh, ph…)
 
No accents or symbols which are only found in a limited number of languages.

So, I end up with the following 24 letters & corresponding sounds from English:


Letter
Sound
Like English
Not like
a
bat
art
b
bat
d
dot
e
bet
me - err
f
fit
g
got
gin
h
hit
i
hit
ire
j
job
k
kit
l
lit
m
mat
n
not
o
not
note
p
pat
r
rat
s
sat
is
t
tap
u
pull
gull
v
vat
w
wit
x
axe
y
yob
ivy
z
zap


Eliminating (from a qwerty keyboard): c & q

I have lost these extremely common sounds: 

u(cup) – e(err) – th(thin) – th(this) – ch(chat) - sh(shop) 
Which is a pity, but trying to get them back would introduce complications I don't want. 

No capital letters. 
 
The end result is that you can pronounce any word you see printed & you can write any word you hear.