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Jim and his colleague Niamh Griffin from the FH Brussels Brexit team ask an existential question: what is the UK-EU relationship nowadays?

On the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the 1st British Prime Minister, Hugh Morgan-Williams in Hugh’s View muses that the UK seems to be going presidential !! What’s your thoughts on his opinion? In Hugh’s News, he draws attention to the vaccine question rumbling on and the fact that 1 in 4 small businesses […] The post Brexit podcast asks is UK starting to go Presidential? appeared first on BizVision .

Whilst the Brexit problems and disruptions rumble on as they will for a long time, the Prosper By Brexit team brings you the latest news digest and opinion piece from Hugh Morgan-Williams. In his Call To Action piece, @MalcolmGallagher, says it’s time to Sporing-Clean your businesses to see and seize post-Brexit opportunity. He gives you […] The post GBF130: It’s time for your Business Spring Clean says Brexit podcast team appeared first on BizVision .

UK businesses are not shouting their story loud enough around the world says @MalcolmGallagher in his Call To Action piece in episode 127 of Prosper By Brexit. He says that too many are missing the new business opportunity by not capitalising on new media such as podcasting, online TV channels, webinars, virtual events which can […] The post GBF127: Are you shouting your story loud enough says Brexit podcast team appeared first on BizVision .

The Brexit deal was done at the last minute and this final episode of Prosper Beyond Brexit is published at the last minute of 2020 – a year many of us will be glad to say goodbye to! In this extended episode, Hugh Morgan-Williams delivers his digest of the news and has an extended piece […] The post GBF121: New Year, New Hopes, New Deal – Brexit podcast signs off the year appeared first on BizVision Hub.

Paul Richards, Head of ICMA’s Market Practice & Regulatory Policy, Charlotte Bellamy, Senior Director, Primary Markets and Lisa Cleary, Senior Director & Associate Counsel, provide an overview of the implications for international capital markets from the end of the post-Brexit transition period, including changes to ICMA’s primary market documentation and the existing guidance for the Global Master Repurchase Agreement (GMRA).

In this special episode, Gavin O’Carroll talks to Catherine Moroney, Head of Business Banking- Market and Oliver Mangan, AIB’s Chief Economist about the impact of Brexit on Irish business and what businesses can still do before the 31st December Click here for more information about AIB supports for Brexit : https://business.aib.ie/my-business-is/brexit-supportFor those impacted by Covid 19, find details of AIB support and how to avail of them at www.aib.ie/covid19

In this episode of the "EACCNY Brexit Musings", we will hear from Alex Deane, Senior Managing Director & Head of UK Public Affairs at FTI CONSULTING and Dr. Erica Elliott Richardson, Managing Director in the FTI CONSULTING US Public Affairs practice. Their discussion will begin with a deep dive into where negotiations have currently got to and what this means for expectations for 3rd party deals and for others. Alex and Erica will then muse on the ramifications that the US Elections have on Brexit relations and what the outcome means for both the UK and the EU. Who are the winners and losers? Which sectors will benefit the most? What does this mean for UK/US trade relations? Listen to the podcast to find out more.Alex Deane is a Senior Managing Director at FTI CONSULTING. He is Head of UK Public Affairs within the Strategic Communications practice, and is based in London.He has more than 15 years' experience in advocacy and has worked with numerous high profile individuals and companies in a senior advisory capacity. Alex joined FTI Consulting in 2014, and works with professionals from across the firm, advising clients from the Healthcare, IT and Communications, Engineering, Energy, Chemical and Financial Services sectors. Prior to joining FTI Consulting he served as Head of Public Affairs at another leading multinational agency.A Cambridge graduate, Alex practised as a barrister for several years. He served as the founding Director of Big Brother Watch and often appears in the media as a political commentator; he is a Sky News regular and a BBC Dateline London panellist.An active member of the Conservative Party since 1995, Alex served as Chief of Staff to David Cameron and Tim Collins during their respective periods as Shadow Secretaries of State for Education in opposition. In 2007, he was asked to serve as an adviser to the Liberal Party's campaign for re-election at the federal polls under John Howard.Erica Elliott Richardson is a Managing Director in the Strategic Communications segment. As a member of the Financial Services sector team, Dr. Richardson brings expertise in communications, financial services policy, US Congress and international government. She possesses nearly twenty years of experience in strategic public affairs, in both the government and private sectors.Prior to joining FTI Consulting, Dr. Richardson served as a political appointee to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), approved by the Executive Office of the President. Her government service also includes almost a decade working for the U.S. Congress, during which time she worked on the highest profile political and policy issues.In the private sector, Dr. Richardson has advised domestic and international clients on global public policy and communications in the US, UK, European Union and emerging markets.During her tenure at the CFTC, Dr. Richardson was responsible for strategic communications and brand management of the agency. She was involved in the strategic planning for all external-facing Commission matters including legal, domestic and international policy, risk surveillance, and examinations programs; educating policymakers on the importance of risk transfer markets to economic growth and employment; agency efforts related to digital assets; and the Commission's overall enforcement program and individual investigations.On Capitol Hill, Dr. Richardson served as the top spokesperson for the now-Minority Leader in the House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy (R-CA). Dr. Richardson was an architect of The Access to Capital for Job Creators Act (H.R.2940), which became law as part of the bipartisan Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act (H.R. 3606), signed into law by President Barack Obama on April 5, 2012.

In this "Brexit Musing," we will hear from Ollie Welch of FTIs Public Affairs Practice along with Jim Huish who heads up the EMEA Export Controls and Sanctions Practice both based in London.  Ollie and Jim will walk us through the impact of Brexit on in the Export Controls and Sanctions arena in relation to industry, measures already taken and some of the practical implications that are fast becoming focus areas in the build up to the end of the year.Jim Huish is a Managing Director and the EMEA Leader of the Export Controls & Sanctions offering in the Forensic & Litigation Consulting (FLC) segment at FTI CONSULTING, and he is based in London.  Jim specializes in international trade compliance including customs compliance, supply chain security, export controls, economic sanctions, antiboycott, and related US and global regulations. Jim helps his clients build or enhance their trade compliance programs through a practical approach to procedural enhancements, audits, and trainings that are properly benchmarked. Having worked across multiple industry sectors he is able to provide both proactive and reactive solutions to clients, balancing these multi-jurisdictional laws and regulations with the practical realities of implementing sustainable solutions into the day-to-day operations of the company. Prior to FTI Consulting, Jim held various positions in large multinationals in various compliance positions in the telecom, power management, aerospace and defence, and high-tech sectors. He served as the Regional Compliance Director with a telecommunications manufacturer where he led compliance efforts in Europe and Russia under intense government scrutiny including multiple government-imposed monitors. Jim started his career in industry, spent six years in consulting, including leading the European export controls practice for a Big 4 firm, and then went back into industry, where he was responsible for defining and implementing compliance programs following legacy compliance breaches.Ollie Welch is a Senior Director in FTI CONSULTING's Public Affairs practice in London where he works closely with clients in the industrial sector on matters of UK government policy and engagement. His clients operate across a number of highly-regulated sectors and he specialises in the challenges of public procurement, technology integration and digitisation, and international trade with a particular focus on Brexit. Ollie began his career in the Civil Service, mostly with the Ministry of Defence where he was variously responsible for issues of armed forces procurement policy, including single source procurement and international acquisition. He supported the delivery of both the 2010 and 2015 Strategic Defence and Security Reviews and served as private secretary to the Defence Procurement Minister. His final posting was a Head of Exportability, where he was responsible for developing and executing the MOD's policy to ensure that capability procurement supports strategic industrial objectives. Between leaving the Civil Service and joining FTI Consulting, Ollie spent two years with Make UK, the national association for manufacturing, where he led policy work relating to new technologies, digitisation and security. Working closely with business at all levels from prime contractor to SME on broad issues and individual business concerns, Ollie specialised in the particular set of policy, regulatory and communications challenges in the defence, aerospace and security sectors. In this capacity he has sat on Ministerial working groups, contributed directly to Government-led policy formulation and has given evidence to the National Security Select Committee.

We’ve freshened our look at Prosper Beyond Brexit – oh and smell nicer thanks to our guest Linda Pilkington, founder of Ormonde Jayne Perfumery! In this episode, Linda explains how she has pivoted her business to manage Covid, protect her team and be ready for Brexit. Listen to find out about her Eau De Zoom […] The post GBF117: Pivot to Prosper is the message from this week’s Brexit podcast appeared first on BizVision Hub.

The EU and UK approach the December 31 deadline for a post-Brexit trade agreement. Today, after tumultuous talks in a year with unprecedented events, the likelihood of a no-deal is low – but final issues remain open to ensure a smooth transition for businesses. One major topic is financial services and capital markets, a huge priority for the UK.UK financial services activity in the EU, and vice versa, will have to operate under a different scheme than is currently possible under EU laws. In order to continue the extensive cross border EU-UK financial services activities, many sub-sectors will need to obtain EU approval on the equivalence of its rules with EU law. This is a sensitive point that many UK firms like to see resolved more securely. As many of them already adjusted their structure to operate within the EU borders, where does it leave London?Whatever the outcome, a new equilibrium will take time. Where the UK diverges from EU regulation, new raises location choices for financial firms will appear.The City of London will want to operate within the boundaries of the EU regulation, but also promote itself as an continuously attractive hub for global finance. That presents a dilemma: have less access the EU market, or submit to the regulatory principles of the EU.In this interview by Isabel Verkes, Georges Ugeux gives his views on what to expect from the financial sector post-Brexit. Georges is Chairman and CEO of GALILEO GLOBAL ADVISORS and adjunct professor at COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL. Isabel is a research associate at the same firm.A lawyer and economist by training, Georges Ugeux has focused his entire 30 year career on the global dimensions of business, government and finance and has a deep understanding of the cultural dimension of negotiations, networks and partnerships. He is an adjunct faculty member at Columbia University where he teaches International Banking & Finance.Georges began his career in commercial banking at Société Générale de Banque (now Fortis Bank), where he became the General Manager of the investment banking and trust division. He later served as Managing Director of Morgan Stanley's Mergers and Acquisitions department, as well as Group Finance Director at Société Générale de Belgique, a Belgian conglomerate. In 1992, he became President and Managing Director of Kidder, Peabody Europe. He was also a member of the European Corporate Executive Council of General Electric. He was President of the European investment Fund, a public private partnership financing infrastructure and SME projects owned by the European Investment Bank, the European Community and 77 European banks.For seven years Georges immersed himself in the global equity markets by heading the International Group of the New York Stock Exchange, bringing over 300 non-US companies, valued at $ 2.7 trillion, to the US market. He is a frequent public speaker and educator on global issues (The College of Europe in Bruges, Harvard Law School and others).Georges Ugeux holds a Doctorate in Law and is Licentiate in Economics from the Catholic University of Louvain. He is a former director of AXA Tianping, a Shanghai based insurance company and chairs numerous transatlantic organizations.Isabel Verkes moved to New York City in 2014 to gain additional corporate experience in an international setting. She has a background in philosophy and law, from the University of Amsterdam and Columbia Law School. She is specialized in international finance and sustainability, and is as an associate focused on policy and regulatory strategies. Isabel has a special interest in quantitative analysis of textual data, and has a MSc in data visualization from Parsons School of Design. She is fluent in Dutch and English.

In this episode 112 of Prosper Beyond Brexit the team welcomes from Dallas Texas, guest Dr. Harvey Castro who is the author of Success Reinvention. A timely book that gives you guidance on making changes whenever or wherever you are in your life. That’s very appropriate for Beyond Brexit! In his Call to Action piece, […] The post GBF112: Two warnings or are they opportunities in Prosper Beyond Brexit podcast appeared first on BizVision Hub.

In episode 111 of the Prosper Beyond Brexit podcast, the presenters say that businesses need to manage the Covid-19 pandemic first to enable them to be ready for Brexit opportunity. In his Call To Action piece, Malcolm Gallagher gives 5 key actions every business should take to be able to “ride the second wave” of […] The post GBF111: Prosper Beyond Brexit podcast team says manage pandemic first appeared first on BizVision Hub.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub Remember Brexit? It dominated the news before the pandemic. And while it may not be on the front page any longer, the clock is still ticking down to the end of the transition period on December 31, 2020. As Andre Bywater of Cordery Compliance explains in this podcast, businesses need to be aware of the deadline, particularly when it comes to understanding how it may affect their privacy compliance programs. Although the UK is likely to develop privacy laws similar to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) they are not yet on the books. That could have implications for processing data. In addition there will need to be an Adequacy decision and privacy shields in place between the UK and Europe as well as the US. Data processors will also need to ensure that they understand what can and can’t be done with legacy data. Listen in to learn more as the days count down to Brexit and what you need to do to make sure your data privacy efforts pass muster.

Pete is joined by Wil Knibloe, Rendall Hoffman and Wolfgang Kirschninh to discuss how BREXIT will effect Duty, Supply Chains, VAT and Transfer Pricing. The gang also talks about how YOU can take steps to actually prepare. As always our show is brought to you by the World Trade Center and Technical Support is furnished by the good people of Cap Logistics.

In this episode Jack, Ben and Zac discuss the Labour leadership election, HS2, the new 50p commemorative coin and the bong-ing of Big Ben for Brexit.

Bettina Mertgen, Partnerin im Bereich Indirect Tax Global Trade Advisory, behandelt in dieser Folge ein allgegenwärtiges Thema: Zölle. Die Gefahr eines ‚No-Deal-Brexit‘ stellt in diesem Zusammenhang ein besonderes Risiko dar. In jedem Fall wird das Vereinigte Königreich jedoch zum Drittstaat. Auf was deutsche Unternehmen in dieser Situation achten müssen, erläutert die Zollexpertin im „3 Fragen an den Brexit“ Podcast.

Christofer Mellert ist Partner bei Deloitte Legal im Bereich Corporate M&A. In unserem Brexit Podcast spricht der ehemalige Leiter des Londoner Legal Desk von Deloitte über die rechtlichen Implikationen des Brexit. Der Deloitte Brexit Experte erläutert konkrete juristische Folgen des EU-Austritts des Vereinigten Königreichs. Was bedeuten das Ende der Arbeitnehmerfreizügigkeit, das Risiko abweichender Standards und generell das Ende eines einheitlichen Rechtsrahmens für deutsche Unternehmen?

Nederlandse politici en diplomaten lopen met de neus omhoog door Brussel. Als de Britten weg zijn, zou Nederland ‘nummer drie' zijn in de EU. Niets is minder waar, stelt correspondent Jelte Wiersma. Ook parlementair verslaggever Carla Joosten is te gast in deze podcast.Lees ook de artikelen:• Het sprookje van fijn meestampen (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/het-sprookje-van-fijn-meestampen-189758w/)• Parijs wil een nieuwe relatie met Nederland (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/parijs-flirt-met-den-haag-719441/)

Nederlandse politici en diplomaten lopen met de neus omhoog door Brussel. Als de Britten weg zijn, zou Nederland ‘nummer drie' zijn in de EU. Niets is minder waar, stelt correspondent Jelte Wiersma. Ook parlementair verslaggever Carla Joosten is te gast in deze podcast. Lees ook de artikelen: • Het sprookje van fijn meestampen (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/het-sprookje-van-fijn-meestampen-189758w/) • Parijs wil een nieuwe relatie met Nederland (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/parijs-flirt-met-den-haag-719441/)

Nederlandse politici en diplomaten lopen met de neus omhoog door Brussel. Als de Britten weg zijn, zou Nederland ‘nummer drie’ zijn in de EU. Niets is minder waar, stelt correspondent Jelte Wiersma. Ook parlementair verslaggever Carla Joosten is te gast in deze podcast. Lees ook de artikelen: • Het sprookje van fijn meestampen (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/het-sprookje-van-fijn-meestampen-189758w/) • Parijs wil een nieuwe relatie met Nederland (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/parijs-flirt-met-den-haag-719441/)

Nederlandse politici en diplomaten lopen met de neus omhoog door Brussel. Als de Britten weg zijn, zou Nederland ‘nummer drie’ zijn in de EU. Niets is minder waar, stelt correspondent Jelte Wiersma. Ook parlementair verslaggever Carla Joosten is te gast in deze podcast. Lees ook de artikelen: • Het sprookje van fijn meestampen (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/het-sprookje-van-fijn-meestampen-189758w/) • Parijs wil een nieuwe relatie met Nederland (https://www.elsevierweekblad.nl/nederland/achtergrond/2019/11/parijs-flirt-met-den-haag-719441/)

Hosts Jonathan Ferro and Guy Johnson spoke with Marcus Ashworth, Bloomberg Opinion Columnist and Luke Kawa, Cross-asset reporter at Bloomberg News. They discussed EU tariffs, manufacturing, trade with China, the bond market, Brexit and earnings.

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Who better to debate the ethics of spending company money than one of the journalists who broke the MPs’ Expenses Scandal in 2009? This week, Lauren and Sam are joined by The Telegraph’s longest serving reporter, Chief Political Correspondent Christopher Hope. The trio help a reader who regrets lying to their boss about drinks bought on the company card — plus father-of-three, Chris weighs in on whether parents should incentivise children taking exams with cash-per-grade rewards.Tell us your moral money issue and we might discuss it on the podcast - email us at moralmoney@telegraph.co.uk or leave us a voicemail on 07867 162 170.Listen to Christopher Hope on Chopper’s Brexit Podcast: www.playpodca.st/chopperListen to Audio Football Club: http://www.playpodca.st/afcGet 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/audio

Hosts Jonathan Ferro and Guy Johnson spoke with Paul Dobson, European Markets Managing Editor, and Luke Kawa, Cross-asset reporter at Bloomberg News. They discussed oil, the Federal Reserve beginning their two day meeting today, Brexit and WeWork.

On the menu this week: Theresa May’s former chief of staff and Telegraph columnist, Nick Timothy revisits the highs and lows of his time in Downing Street, and gives some self-deprecating advice to the team writing Boris Johnson’s manifesto.And we hear from former Conservative Party Deputy Chairman, Lord Ashcroft, fresh from the launch of his new biography of Jacob Rees-Mogg.Plus - in an interview containing one particularly tenuous analogy - right-wing commentator, James Delingpole tells Christopher why Michael Gove is his political hero.Also on the podcast: The Telegraph’s Europe Editor, Peter Foster, brings Christopher and Associate Editor, Camilla Tominey an update from negotiations in Brussels.Come and see a live recording of Chopper’s Brexit Podcast in London on Saturday 5th October: https://www.podcastlive.com/event/podcast-live-politics/ |Listen to Moral Money: https://apple.co/2mbeAK1 |Email: choppersbrexitpodcast@telegraph.co.ukTwitter: @brexitbroadcast

Christopher Hope is taking a well-earned day off, so The Telegraph’s Associate Editor, Camilla Tominey takes the podcast reins alongside Europe Editor, Peter Foster and Leader Writer, Tim Stanley. Up for discussion: the real reason Boris Johnson deselected rebel Tory MPs, whether a “no-deal” Conservative manifesto could kill off the Brexit Party in a snap election and what politicians have misunderstood about the Irish border — plus our journalists place their bets on whether Brexit will happen on October 31st.Warning: heated debate ensues. Peter Foster: ‘No-deal Brexit looms as leak reveals Dominic Cummings considers EU negotiations a sham’: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/09/02/no-deal-brexit-looms-leak-reveals-dominic-cummings-considers/Come and see a live recording of Chopper’s Brexit Podcast in London on Saturday 5th October: https://www.podcastlive.com/event/podcast-live-politics/ |Sign up to The Telegraph’s free twice-daily WhatsApp audio briefings: http://bit.ly/2XJU05f |Email: choppersbrexitpodcast@telegraph.co.ukTwitter: @brexitbroadcast

The Brexit Party leader tells Christopher Hope how his candidates could be Boris Johnson’s saving grace and why ‘no-deal’ is the only way forward — plus he reveals what President Trump had to say about the new Prime Minister on his most recent visit to the US. Also on the show: former Universities Minister, Sam Gyimah on why proroguing Parliament means taking a wrecking ball to democracy, CEO of the pro-Remain Best for Britain campaign group, Naomi Smith on why the Queen should be left out of matters of politics, and The Telegraph’s new Whitehall Editor, Owen Bennett makes his podcast debut. Come and see a live recording of Chopper’s Brexit Podcast in London on Saturday 5th October: https://www.podcastlive.com Sign up to The Telegraph’s free twice-daily WhatsApp audio briefings: http://bit.ly/2XJU05f Email: choppersbrexitpodcast@telegraph.co.uk Twitter: @brexitbroadcast

Christopher Hope is chief political correspondent and assistant editor at the Telegraph. He is chairman of the Parliamentary Lobby, and presenter of the ‘Chopper’s Brexit Podcast’ which features interviews with senior politicians and analysis from the Telegraph’s Westminster team. In this in-depth interview, he discusses the somewhat unusual situation of having his former colleague Boris Johnson become prime minister, and his appeal as the “Heineken” politician; tackles critics of the ‘Lobby’ and the alleged “cosy” relationship between reporters and MPs, and reveals how a family tragedy inspired him to found ‘Legacy of Hope’ - a charity helping child amputees in the developing world.

On this week’s show: the former Brexit Secretary tells Christopher Hope why Boris Johnson is finally getting Brexit right, and what changes he would demand of the withdrawal agreement. Plus we dial in to The Telegraph's Brexit correspondent, James Rothwell for an update on the Irish border impasse - from the Irish border. And finally, Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg provides some light relief from the Brexit chaos in the form of Brexit poetry, including a verse penned by his sister, Annunziata. The Alternative Arrangements for the Irish Border Report, written by co-chairs of the Prosperity UK Alternative Arrangements Commission, Nicky Morgan MP and Greg Hands MP: http://bit.ly/30tVUV4 Come and see a live recording of Chopper’s Brexit Podcast in London on Saturday 5th October: www.podcastlive.com Sign up to The Telegraph’s free twice-daily WhatsApp audio briefings: http://bit.ly/2XJU05f | Email: choppersbrexitpodcast@telegraph.co.uk Twitter: @brexitbroadcast

Hosts Jonathan Ferro and Guy Johnson spoke with Alastair McCaig, Director of Investment Management at Fern Wealth, and Vincent Cignarella, Macro Strategist for Bloomberg. They previewed rate decisions from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, including a Boris Johnson Brexit.

In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio show, industry analyst Jitendra Waral discusses Google's prospects while antitrust analyst Jennifer Rie examines the Web company's regulatory outlook. Anurag Rana looks at the race between Amazon.com and Microsoft for cloud business, while equity strategist Gina Martin Adams gives her second-half outlook for U.S. stocks and European strategist Tim Craighead discusses the impact of Brexit and the U.K. prime minister change.

Hosts Will Evans and FG’s chief reporter Abi Kay were joined for the latest Ploughing Through Brexit podcast by UK Government Farming Minister, Robert Goodwill MP.  Amongst the things discussed were environmental land management schemes, whether soil health should be considered a public good or not, funding for the devolved nations post-brexit, the tory leadership contest, and vintage farm machinery!       www.fginsight.com    www.rockandrollfarming.com 

Ten years ago the Expenses Scandal exposed the financial claims of our MPs and was an earthquake in UK politics. Christopher Hope helped break the story at the time and gives an insiders account of how The Daily Telegraph ran with it, his own unique role in the team and how it's changed our politics. He is also Chair of the Lobby and gives a peek into the world of political journalism including some potential help for Matt... You can follow Christopher Hope on Twitter here: @ChristopherHope You can subscribe to Chopper's Brexit Podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/choppers-brexit-podcast/id1213415786 You can follow Matt on Twitter here: @mattforde Email the show: politicalpartypodcast@gmail.com See Matt's ever-extending 'Brexit Through The Gift Shop' tour on the following dates: 22 April: *** EXTRA DATE ADDED *** London Udderbelly Southbank 9 May: *** EXTRA DATE ADDED*** Salford Lowry 10 May: Aberystwyth Arts Centre 12 May: Edinburgh Stand 13 May: Glasgow Stand 14 May: Newcastle Stand 18 May: Chorley Little Theatre 24 May: *** EXTRA DATE ADDED *** Camberley Theatre 25 May: *** EXTRA DATE ADDED *** London Bloomsbury Theatre Tickets available at www.mattforde.com/live See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manon Edwards Ahir, Head of News and Media Relations at the Assembly, talks to Peter Hill from the Assembly's Research Service about the latest Brexit developments in Westminster and the work that the Assembly is doing to influence the negotiations and prepare for various scenarios.

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Theresa May has said she'll step down as PM if her deal goes through, the 29th of March is nigh, and it's the 100th episode of the podcast. It's almost as if we planned it this way.  Joining Christopher Hope for this special edition are three MPs trying to rally colleagues behind three different Brexit plans: Chairman of the ERG, Jacob Rees-Mogg, fellow Tory MP John Baron and Labour’s Peter Kyle. Plus The Telegraph’s Gordon Rayner places his bets on who could be the next Conservative leader. Come and see a live recording of Chopper’s Brexit Podcast in London on Sunday 7th April. Tickets available at www.podcastlive.com and use the code CHOPP10 for a 10% discount. Sign up to The Telegraph’s daily Brexit newsletter: www.telegraph.co.uk/brexitbulletin Email: choppersbrexitpodcast@telegraph.co.uk  Twitter: @brexitbroadcast

Podcast 170 Spannabis and Brexit Welcome back to another podcast with NPK Live This week we recap Spannabis and talk about what Brexit might mean for UK Hydroponics shops, customers and whole salers. Thank you to the partners CANNA San-Light Can Filters AutoPot Revolution Microelectronics

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Investec — Lindsay Williams is joined by Investec Chief Economist Phil Shaw to discuss the fallout of last night's second "meaningful vote". Theresa May's deal was once again voted down, drawing up a number of question marks as to where the UK go from here. Please note: this podcast is provided for information purposes only and should not be construed as an offer, or a solicitation of an offer, to buy or sell financial instruments. This podcast does not constitute a personal recommendation and is not investment advice.

Investec — Due to Brexit concerns, it is known that there has been a degree of stock piling which has impacted the supply chain. It could be seen that this is supporting economic growth in the last few months. However, post Brexit this might unwind, could this then have a reverse effect?

It’s been an almost surreally quiet week on planet Brexit. Parliament is waiting to vote. Theresa May is still trying to persuade MPs that her deal is the one. Tumbleweeds have been reportedly seen rolling through the Lobby. But rather than follow their example, we have been hard at work to bring you this extended interview with one of the best-known figures in the leave camp, Jacob Rees-Mogg. Does he think Brexit will ever actually happen? What does he make of the current state of the Tory party? And has he ever been to Nando’s? All is revealed within. Come and see a live recording of Chopper’s Brexit Podcast in London on Sunday 7th April. Tickets available at https://podcast-live.eventcube.io/ and use the code CHOPP10 for a 10% discount. Get 30 days free access to The Telegraph online: www.telegraph.co.uk/chopper Email: choppersbrexitpodcast@telegraph.co.uk Twitter: @brexitbroadcast

James Routledge and George Bettany, founders of the mental health startup Sanctus, have been on a mission for the last two years to try and change the perceptions of mental health - with the intention of one day putting the first mental health gym on the high street.Their experiences with mental health from before Sanctus and through their work with businesses around the UK to create impartial, safe spaces for employees to work on their mental health have made them realise just how much the perceptions need to change and how we need to get people talking about their mental health in day to day conversation. Brexit is undeniably one of the most talked about and avoided topics in the country (and even the world). It's caused immense divisions, mass uncertainty and so we thought it was about time we explore the impact it's having on the nations mental health.George hosts this week as he welcomes back on Ben Graham (Sanctus Head Coach) and Scott Piggott (The Podcast Producer) for the first time as he shares his personal experience with how Brexit has impacted his family dynamic and his mental health.The three chat the direct effects Brexit is going to cause to certain people's mental health (6:52), the cause of division and the change in family dynamics through Scott's story (9:45), Brexit as a break-up (17:26), having a conversation with people who hold different views (28:51) and much more.Music Credits:"Loopster, Jarvic 8, Light Thought Var 2, Perspectives" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Host Guy Johnson spoke with Marcus Ashworth, Bloomberg Opinion Columnist, and Alastair McCaig, Director of Investment Management at Fern Wealth, about Brexit and comments from ECB President Mario Draghi.

Jon Henley is joined by Jill Rutter, Daniel Boffey and Dan Roberts in the week that Britain formally invokes article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty – the EU's exit clause. How quickly can a deal be done? What will be covered in the talks? And what will be the main sticking points?

Jon Henley is joined by Jane Golding and Jennifer Rankin to discuss the rights and status of UK citizens living in other European Union countries after Brexit

Guy Verhofstadt, the EU parliament's chief negotiator tells us that Britain will not be allowed to get a better deal than it currently has from the EU in the coming Brexit talks. Plus Labour MEP Richard Corbett and our Brussels bureau chief Daniel Boffey describe how the EU parliament will hope to shape Brexit

Jon Henley is joined by Vincenzo Scarpetta, Jill Treanor, Dan Roberts and Anthony Browne to discuss how Brexit will affect Britain's multibillion-pound financial services industry. Plus we hear from the European financial centres hoping to capitalise if London falters

Jon Henley is joined by Lisa O'Carroll, Nicolas Hatton, Andrew Tingley and Jakub Krupa to discus the future rights of EU citizens currently living in the UK in the build up to this year's Brexit negotiations. Plus we hear from former Vote Leave chair Gisela Stuart who calls on the government to act now to guarantee residency rights for EU nationals in Britain