Podcast appearances and mentions of David Nicholl

Film and TV correspondent Perlina Lau joins Kathryn to talk about One Day, a Netflix adaptation of David Nicholl's popular novel - how does it compare to the critically panned 2011 film version? She'll also look at The Convert from New Zealand director Lee Tamahori which stars Guy Pearce as a preacher navigating a blood feud between rival Maori tribes. And Expats (Prime Video) stars Nicole Kidman as a woman who experiences tragedy while living in Hong Kong. Perlina Lau is co-host of RNZ's Culture 101 programme

Dave Nicholl has been around for many of the transitions of BJJ in the Australian Landscape. He has a great outlook on BJJ, Travel, Life and Community, and you are going to enjoy getting to know him better. In a rare ROD moment, this episode was captured with Kim and Dave hanging out together in Darwin, while Anton suffered through winter life in Melbourne

On this episode, Nigel speaks to GB News' political editor Darren McCaffrey about the Nowzad emails. Trevor Kavanagh joins Nigel to discuss whether the Prime Minister is a man of integrity. Dr. David Nicholl discusses Sainsbury's asking people to continue wearing masks in stores and Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP joins Nigel in the GB News pub for Talking Pints. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paradox House presents… Episode 6 of Scripted hosted by Daisy Lewis. On this episode, Daisy caught up with Nigel Marchant and Jo Strevens from Carnival Films to chat all things creative, development and yes, scripted. If you don't know, now you will. Carnival Films is a division of NBCUniversal International Studios and one of the UK's leading drama specialists. Since 1978, Carnival has produced hundreds of hours of drama that have been broadcast and performed around the world, garnering over 200 award wins and nominations, including Primetime Emmys®, Golden Globes, BAFTAs, Oscars and TONYs. Carnival's shows include global phenomenon Downton Abbey and series such as Poirot, Hotel Babylon, Whitechapel, US shows Dracula and The Philanthropist, as well as mini-series such as the original Traffik, David Nicholl's The 7:39, David Hare's Worricker Trilogy, William Boyd's BAFTA-winning Any Human Heart, The Hollow Crown, a co-production with Neal Street, and Peter Morgan's BAFTA-winning The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies. Carnival's current slate includes The Last Kingdom for Netflix, and Belgravia for ITV and EPIX. Carnival is responsible for the television and film sensation Downton Abbey, which topped $190m at the box office and set a new opening record for Focus Features, as well as achieving numerous accoldates including the winning of three Golden Globes and fifteen Primetime Emmy awards, including Best Mini-Series. It is the most nominated non-US show in the history of the Emmy's with a total of 69 nominations and is distributed in over 250 territories worldwide. Among numerous national and international awards, including three Screen Actors Guild Awards and four National Television Awards, the show has even garnered a Guinness World Record for highest critical ratings for a TV show, and a BAFTA Special Award in recognition of its outstanding global success. Enjoy!

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Kosmos 94.1 — Die Suid Afrikaanse Nasionale Kernkragkorporasie het die buurland se regering se kernkragplan verwelkom. Die Voorsitter, David Nicholl, sê die Departement van Minerale Bronne en Energie se versoek om inligting vir ‘n kernkragprogram van 2 500 megawatt, sal die regering help om die koste daarvan te bepaal. Die Woordvoerder van ‘n Wes-Kaapse nie-winsgewende organisasie, die Suider-Afrikaanse Geloofsgemeenskappe se Omgewingsinstituut, Francesca de Gasparis, sê die regering tree geheimsinnig op.

In September 2019 Dr David Nicholl, a consultant neurologist from Birmingham, found himself in the eye of a parliamentary storm after leaking details of Operation Yellow Hammer, the UK government's planing strategy for a "No Deal" Brexit. The leader of the House of Commons and arch-Brexiteer Jacob Rees Mogg, compared him to discredited anti vaccination campaigner Andrew Wakefield - an allegation which led Dr Nicholl to stage a one-man megaphone protest outside parliament.

Brexit. Who knows what's going to happen in the next few weeks, months, years - the uncertainty is high. In the face of that, you'd hope that the government was doing all it could to plan for any eventuality - let alone for a massive, country altering one like suddenly crashing out without a deal - but Martin McKee, professor of public health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and David Nicholl, Consultant Neurologist, don't think that's the case. In the debate about Brexit, increasingly we're hearing about the impact on health in the UK - and in increasingly doomed ways. But what about across the rest of Europe? Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, president of the European Public Health Association, explains a little about what Brexit means for the whole of European public health. Assessing the health effects of a “no deal” Brexit: https://www.bmj.com/content/366/bmj.l5300

Is a world without crime a utopia or a dystopia if the price is total constant surveillance by the state? British thriller Anon is set in a world where wanting to be anonymous makes you the subject of society's suspicions. It stars Clive Owen as a detective investigating gruesome murders. Russian theatre director Lev Dodin's production of Vasily Grossman's novel Life and Fate comes to the UK for a very limited run Benedict Cumberbatch stars in David Nicholl's adaptation of the Patrick Melrose stories for Sky Atlantic. Jesmyn Ward's novel Sing Unburied Sing was one of Barack Obama's best books of 2017 and has also won America's National Book Award. It examines the ugly truths at the heart of the American story and the power - and limitations - of family bonds. A new exhibition looking at the life of the co-creator of the indomitable Gaul Asterix is opening at at London's Jewish Museum Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Sathnam Sanghera, Lisa Appignanesi and Kit Davis. The producer is Oliver Jones.

Nodding syndrome affects children from 5 to 15 years old in some parts of the African continent. In this podcast, David Nicholl, Department of Neurology, City Hospital, Birmingham, UK, is joined by Mark Ellul, ABN fellow, University of Liverpool, UK, to discuss the latest research in this epileptic disorder. They talked at the Association of British Neurologists annual meeting, Liverpool, May 2017. http://pn.bmj.com/

David Nicholl is a neurologist, human rights activist, fundraiser for Amnesty International, and online columnist from Belfast, Northern Ireland. In March 2006 he initiated a letter in the medical journal The Lancet, signed by more than 250 medical experts urging the United States to stop force-feeding at the Guantanamo Bay and close down the prison camp.

Based on the ABN's Autumn Meeting, David Nicholl interviews Mary Reilly on the her lecture Treatable Hereditary Neuropathies. The ABN Autumn Meeting took place on 20th October 2016 in London. For more content on this topic please visit: pn.bmj.com/

Based on the ABN's Autumn Meeting, David Nicholl interviews Mark Edwards on his lecture Functional Movement Disorders - Phenomenology and Management. The ABN Autumn Meeting took place on 20th October 2016 in London. Recommended articles on this topic include: Explaining functional disorders in the neurology clinic: a photo story Alan Carson, Alexander Lehn, Lea Ludwig, Jon Stone pn.bmj.com/content/16/1/56 Functional neurological symptoms: welcome to the new normal Mark J Edwards pn.bmj.com/content/16/1/2 Functional neurological disorders: the neurological assessment as treatment Jon Stone http://pn.bmj.com/content/16/1/7

David Nicholl’s new novel, US, received rave reviews in People, O Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, Good Housekeeping, Time, and more and is now available in paperback. Hear Nicholls tell us how he wanted to write a male character that was distinct from his leading character in his previous, very popular novel, ONE DAY, his idea of a perfect vacation, and the books he would take to a desert island. Also in this episode: an audiobook excerpt, performed by Olivier Award winning actor David Haig.

David Nicholl argues that even with the tremendous advances in diagnostic neuroimaging that the clinical skills involved in clinical neurology remain key. In a recent JNNP review he writes that recent audits suggest that large numbers of patients are failing to be assessed properly with a risk of patient harm, costly, unnecessary or inappropriate investigations, or delayed diagnosis. In this podcast Matthew Kiernan asks Dr Nicholl, Department of Neurology, City Hospital, Birmingham, why patients are not being assessed properly neurologically, and what a solution could look like. Read the full review (for free): http://jnnp.bmj.com/content/86/2/229.full Don't forget to follow JNNP's twitter feed for updates from the journal: @JNNP_BMJ