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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas doesn't like Eurostar. Last year, a sudden strike by Eurotunnel staff thwarted thousands of passengers. And today the first London-Paris train broke down in the Channel Tunnel. Elsewhere, issues with some services from London Euston but train services on a whole are looking ok for what was scheduled to be running today.This podcast is free, as is the weekly Independent Travel newsletter. Get that here and have it posted to your inbox every Friday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A woman who told police she was too drunk to remember stabbing a teenager in Whitstable, has been sent to prison.Abbie Lucas, 30, told officers she'd drunk several bottles of wine on the day of the attack in August last year.Also in today's podcast, it's thought more than 23 million car journeys will be made today as we head away for Christmas.Operation Brock is in force on the M20 to manage cars and lorries heading to Eurotunnel and the port of Dover on what is being dubbed frantic Friday.Hear from AA patrol of the year Chris Wood, and Dover District Council leader Kevin Mills.There is also some good news for drivers, Kent is getting £54 million from the government to help fix potholes.Funding for the county is higher than any other part of the south east.We've got further reaction now to yesterday's top story on the podcast about our water bills going up.Southern Water customers will see the biggest rise of 53% over the next five years - hear from East Thanet MP Polly Billington.A Kent animal welfare charity is urging us to think twice about bringing home a rescue cat for Christmas.Battersea, which has a branch in Brands Hatch, are currently looking for around 200 forever homes for cats but say the festive season isn't always the best time to rehouse them.For the final time this year, Sam Lawrie has a roundup of everything going on in Kent this weekend.And in sport, Gillingham are in action tonight.It's their final game before Christmas and they welcome Cheltenham Town to Priestfield in league two.

•Feelgood-Roadtrip• Obwohl nicht alle Reisepässe dabei haben, gelingt den Freundinnen und Fabrice die Fahrt durch den Eurotunnel nach England. Jetzt müssen bloß noch Karten für das Festival her. Mehr Infos unter www.wdr.de/k/bff & hoerspiel@wdr.de Von Leticia Milano WDR 2024 www.wdr.de/k/hoerspiel-newsletter Podcast-Tipp: Alles in Butter Das Magazin zum Genießen für Gernesser. Mit dem Genuss-Experten Helmut Gote, dem im Zweifel kein Weg zu kulinarischen Höhepunkten zu weit ist. https://1.ard.de/alles-in-butter Von Leticia Milano.

Businesses that import meat could have to pay up to six times more than they were expecting to get each lorry through border checks; that's according to the British Meat Processors Association. Since April businesses that import through Dover and the Eurotunnel through Folkestone have been paying what's called a Common User Charge.Bracken is a large and very prolific fern, and it can be a big problem for farmers, particularly in the uplands. It eats into grazing land, it harbours ticks and it's difficult to control, especially since last autumn when Asulox, the only herbicide used to kill it, became permanently withdrawn from the UK and Europe. The Innovative Farmers Network has just started trialling non-chemical approaches to bracken control, one of which involves using cattle to trample it. Curlew are an iconic and beautiful bird of moorland and wetland areas, but curlew numbers have diminished significantly over the last few decades, placing them firmly on the RSPB's red list. A project in Wales, funded by the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust, is using drones to locate nests which can then be protected. All week on Farming Today we've been visiting rural communities all around the UK's coastline and finding out how they're meeting the challenges they face. Sarah Swadling has been to the Devon village of Beer to find out how they're keeping the community and tourism vibrant.60 years ago, the first ever BBC Radio 4's On Your Farm programme aired, as an early morning outside broadcast from a family farm in Rutland. To mark the programme's diamond anniversary, Vernon Harwood has visited that same farm to discover what's changed over the past six decades.Presented by Caz Graham and produced by Beatrice Fenton.

A man's been charged with attempted murder after a soldier was stabbed near an Army base in Medway.24-year-old Anthony Esan from Mooring Road in Rochester is due in court accused of carrying out the attack near Brompton Barracks on Tuesday evening.Also in today's podcast, every council leader in Kent has signed a letter calling on the government to reduce the risk of disruption when the new EU entry exit system is introduced this autumn.There are concerns the biometric checks at the port of Dover and Eurotunnel at Folkestone will cause traffic congestion in the county. We've been speaking to Kent County Council leader Roger Gough.If you regularly travel from the mainland to Sheppey, you're probably well aware the Kingsferry Bridge has been closed recently for major repair work.The steel ropes that help the bridge move up and down need replacing. Reporter Joe Crossley has been to the site to see how work is progressing.Tonbridge MP Tom Tugendhat has put name forward to replace Rishi Sunak as leader of the Conservative Party.The shadow security minister says he wants to be the next Tory Prime Minister.More than 19,000 children in Medway are already signed up to activities in the Towns this summer.MedwayGo kicks off on Monday and will run for four weeks of the school holidays. Hear from Councillor Teresa Murray who is the deputy leader at Medway Council.And, and the Gillingham boss has praised their new signing Marcus Wyllie.The 25-year-old gave up a job teaching in a special needs school to join the Gills from non-league Enfield Town.

The final part of the story!!!Welcome back to the Asylum Speakers Podcast! I can't believe it's been so long since the last episode, and so much has happened since then… and that's what this episode is here to fill you in on today!!!If you haven't yet listened to the last episode that we put out, (about my foster brother Mez trying everything to get his younger biological brother Josi safely to the UK), I would highly recommend you go back and listen to that episode, because it sets the context for today's episode.To give you a brief overview…Mez left his country of Eritrea as an unaccompanied child, fleeing compulsory military service, nearly 10 years ago, crossing the Sahara, the Mediterranean sea and hiding underneath the Eurotunnel train to make it to the safety of the UK, where he became my foster brother. (He shares that whole journey in Season One of this podcast if you want to go back and listen). A few years after Mez left, his younger brother Josi also fled Eritrea for the same reasons. He too crossed the Sahara, after which he got stuck in Libya, where he tried several times to cross the mediterranean sea unsuccessfully. Here, he had a very difficult time, facing modern day slavery, forced imprisonment and many other life-threatening risks. During this time, Mez was doing everything he could to bring Josi to us and our family in the UK, safely and legally. It was a long and painful process that at times seemed impossible.In today's episode, you will be hearing the climax of this journey, the most incredible reunion of Mez and his brother Josi, and what life has been like since they found their way back to each other after ten years aart and many, many challenges. You'll hear from Mez, my mum, Mez and Josi's immigration lawyer and most importantly... Josi himself!Let us know what you think of this episode by sending us a message on InstagramTo support the show and help us to keep bringing you these stories: https://www.patreon.com/asylumspeakers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trockenen Fußes von Calais nach Dover. Seit 30 Jahren ist das möglich. Der Eurotunnel ist ein technisches Meisterwerk und hat dafür gesorgt, dass Großbritannien ans Festland angebunden ist. Wir erinnern an den Bau des umstrittenen Megaprojekts, das schon fast eine halbe Milliarde Menschen genutzt hat.

1994 wurde der Unterwassertunnel zwischen Frankreich und Großbritannien eröffnet. Die Idee dazu ist viel älter, doch vor allem die Briten waren lange dagegen. Sie fürchteten tollwütige Tiere und andere Eindringlinge vom Kontinent. Heuer, Christine www.deutschlandfunk.de, Kalenderblatt

U.a. mit folgenden Themen: Konsequenzen nach Überfall auf Politiker / Start unabhängige Patientenberatung / Neues Urteil Amokfahrt Trier / Baerbock in Fidschi / Flutkatastrophe Südbrasilien / Eurotunnel wird 30 Jahre alt

On today's show, Prof. Gloria Moss discusses education and how it has been corrupted at both school and higher education levels, but can also speak on the topic of the falsification of history. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Katie has been a civil litigator for over 20 years, first in New Zealand and then in Australia. As a generalist civil litigator at first, Katie cut her teeth in employment, medico-legal, regulatory disputes, and all jurisdictional courts work before specializing in class actions and large matters. In mid-2021, Katie took a sabbatical for a year. Taking some time away from the construction team she was working for in Melbourne, Katie became concerned with what she saw as significant breaches to fundamental human rights and the failure to uphold cornerstone principles of the law. Cutting the sabbatical short, Katie joined Voices For Freedom New Zealand, a grassroots organization that assisted thousands of people who were mandated out of work and suffering other human rights violations, as their head of legal. Katie has been involved in many of the cases around mandates in New Zealand and the mRNA Covid19 products on both sides of the Tasman. Katie was a legal case manager on the kids' case in New Zealand, which is when she met Julian Gillespie and Peter Fam (through mutual experts). Following which she quickly threw her support behind the AVN and Babies' Cases in Australia when she joined PJ O'Brien & Associates. More recently, Katie is the solicitor on the record for the GMO case against Pfizer and Moderna in Australia and has been actively engaging with the US, New Zealand, and Australian governments to inform them on the UN and WHO Pandemic Treaties. Katie's focus is to ensure that the injustices and breaches of the fundamental legal principles that have occurred over the last four years not be allowed to occur again: for humanity's sake, history cannot repeat. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well as research examining the impacts of nationality, personality, and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles, and has been a keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline, and Design for large organizations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors, and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships. Twitter/X: @gloriaannemoss. Link to her crowdfunding campaign: https://igg.me/at/truthuniversity        

Jonny's kids have been playing Street Fighter 2. Also in this episode, a listener sends in sensational info about the cars of the Corrs, intrigue about the new Lexus LM, an alternative meaning for Alphard, showing love for the MX-5, mishearing Bob Marley, nocturnal Beetling, Enya's Maybach, how they made mk1 Twingos, the state of facilities on the Eurotunnel, the quaint way people still say ‘wing mirrors', fooling ChatGPT over Hondas, a review of the Jeep Avenger and amazing news about a very Smith and Sniff street in South Wales. patreon.com/smithandsniff Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jonny has learnt of a bizarre misheard lyric. Also in this episode, long distance Tesla travel and floorpan bop, what retro car to drop onto a crashed EV chassis, a strange French shopping centre and the poo bouncer, having a dismal time in a low quality hotel, a suggestion for the Eurotunnel, throwing apple cores from cars, letting your kids eat in the car, Richard's wife and the Starbuck's filter coffee conspiracy, the Dutch police and their 911 Targas, dogs in nappies, lust for Porsche 912s, men at cars and coffee events looking like Build-a-Bears, and belated happy birthday to Sade. patreon.com/smithandsniff Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jan und Axel besprechen zunächst verschiedene Möglichkeiten, um nach Großbritannien zu gelangen. Zum Beispiel mit der Fähre von den Rotterdam nach Hull sowie den Eurotunnel und die Fähren von Dünnkirchen und Calais nach Dover. Ein wichtiger Punkt, den die beiden ansprechen, sind die Kontrollen bei der Einreise nach England. Doch keine Sorge, dies ist meist reibungslos und es entstehen keine größeren Probleme. Die Winterreise von Jan mit Familie ging zu Freunden nach Stone, welches sich in den Midlands zwischen Birmingham und Manchester befindet. Nach entspannten Tagen dort ging es im neues Jahr nach Südwales. Die Fahrt dahin war recht abenteuerlich, da durch den Regen extrem viel Wasser auf den Strassen war, und so manche Stelle besser mit einem Boot als einem Womo zu fahren war. Genauer gesagt nach Swansea. Eine gemütliche Stadt am Meer. Besonders beeindruckend ist der Küstenstreifen westlich von Swansea. Insbsondere Rhossili und Three Cliffs Bay. Royal wurde es dann in Windsor, auf einem Stellplatz mit Sicht auf Windsor Castle. Der Besuch des Schlosses mit dem Wachwechsel der königlichen Wache stand nach einer ruhigen Nacht auf dem Programm. Zurück ging es dann natürlich wieder über Dover nach Calais Richtung Heimat. Hört gerne in diese Episode rein, um alle Details und Tipps einer Winterreise nach England und Wales aus erster Hand zu erfahren. Ihr könnt den Podcast hier auf unserer Website oder auf allen gängigen Podcast-Plattformen anhören. Links : Stellplatz Calais https://park4night.com/de/place/44177 Samphire Hoe https://maps.app.goo.gl/X3cFuQK6YfM57jdBA Stellplatz Swansea im Hafen: https://park4night.com/de/place/296924 Rhossili https://maps.app.goo.gl/g6StVtk2mRLKPkBN7 Three Cliffs Bay https://maps.app.goo.gl/GyqUSSBs8aKxX42U9 Stellplatz Windsor https://park4night.com/de/place/37901 Stellplatz Veurne (Belgien) https://park4night.com/de/place/308664

Resort Spotlight: Les 7 Laux (Les Sept Laux) LOCATION Very close to the city of Grenoble, just up in the Belledonne mountain range in the Dauphiné Alps. Drive into the city of Grenoble in around 30-40 minutes traffic permitting and the airport is just over a one hour's drive away too. Chambery is also just 50 kms away, so another option for flying in and then driving from Calais would normally take about 8.5 hours. The train would be London-Paris-Lyon-Grenoble and then a taxi or a bus from there. Not too difficult because you get pretty close in Grenoble and whilst that might not be for everyone...could do a nice little stop over on the way too. THE SKI AREA  There's 120 km's of ski trails that link up three separate villages, there's about 22 ski lifts, mostly chairs and some drag lifts plus a gondola too, and 90% of the lifts are 10 years old or newer.  Within that 120 km's there's 45 individual ski trails that include green, blue, red and black, so genuinely something for every level of skier and snowboarder . It is mostly blues and reds, but there's 7 black runs so pretty significant and it has the largest freeride area in the region including the The Vallons du Pra trail which is basically a marked off-piste route.  The beginner's terrain is extensive and separate from the main ski area and then there's a nice progression onto green runs after that. The majority of runs are blue and red so we are talking about all this freeride terrain but at the end of the day it's beginners and intermediates that actually get the best deal here.  SKI SCHOOLS  There's the ESF, ESI: Pro 7 school that also offers freestyle and freeride lessons and a dedicated snowboard school called Slash  and another called Easy Riders. They all say they have English speaking instructors.SNOW RECORDVillage is 1350, and it goes up to 2400 metres, that's more than a 1,000 metre vertical and with its location they get good snowfalls through the winter and well into spring here.  A lot of the slopes are north westerly facing so they hold the snow well.THE VILLAGES  The main village is Prapoutel and it's where most of the accommodation and facilities are. It's mostly self-catered accommodation and there's a good choice of both value and higher end places to stay and it's easy to walk around – it's not tiny in any sense but it's not like a massive town either. It does have that sort of purpose built feel, but in a nice way and the views across the valley are fantastic.Why is it called Les 7 (seven) Laux?It was founded in the 1960's / 70's by a group formed of 7 communes in the area.Where do I go for a pint?O'Bar BUWhat about a bit of Tartiflette ?Le Rocher Blanc Prices for the actual holiday?A starting price of around £1500 for the whole apartment for a week and that includes a return Eurotunnel fare peakretreats.co.uk or call them on 023 9283 9310Peak Retreats is the French Alps specialist and they have been organising holidays in the French Alps for over 20 years. They have multiple awards pretty much on a yearly basis and they are ABTA bonded. In the meantime Happy Skiing :). Please do leave a review it's the only way other like minded skiers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.comyoutube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowinstagram.com/inthesnowand contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at hello@InTheSnow.com

A restaurant owner in Dover says potential customers are being left with nowhere to park because people are leaving their cars in spaces for days at a time. He's calling for ANPR cameras to be installed to weed out problem parkers. Also in today's podcast, there's grim predictions that we could see three years of Operation Brock on the M20 when the new Entry/Exit systems are introduced at the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel. The post-Brexit checks will be put in place in October, sparking fears of 14 hour backlogs and traffic chaos. A mum from Ramsgate has stepped in to save the life of a stranger she found injured and bleeding in the street. Despite having no first-aid training, she was able to perform CPR and kept the victim alive until paramedics arrived. A former church youth worker from Sandwich has been snapped on camera snatching precious jewellery during a break-in at a neighbour's home.The dad-of-six had been using the house to hide from bailiffs when he "succumbed to temptation". And in football, you can hear from Maidstone manager George Elokobi  after their win over Stevenage in the FA Cup. The one - nil victory puts them through to the fourth round for the first time in history. 

It has been a chaotic start to the big Christmas getaway, after an unexpected strike by Eurotunnel staff in France caused major disruption on Kent's roads.Trains were cancelled for several hours yesterday, and although the dispute has now been resolved it has had a huge knock-on impact on cross-Channel traffic.Also in today's episode, shoppers are being urged to "keep their cool" this festive season, as retail workers in Kent speak out about violence, threats and abuse.Figures show nearly two-thirds of staff have been verbally abused and 42% have been threatened.There are calls for Kent Police to be given more resources to fight a synthetic drug that is 50 times stronger than heroin.Nitazene has claimed the lives of 54 people across the country in the last six months. 12 of those were from the south east.There is a reminder that help is available for anyone in Kent who is struggling with money worries, relationship or health issues over Christmas.The County Council's "release the pressure" campaign offers free expert advice from trained counsellors.Three local authorities in west Kent have teamed up to stop violence against women and girls.An online survey has been launched to find out where people feel the most unsafe.And a grieving son from Deal has written a Christmas song for his late mum, inspired by notes she wrote for him before her death.64-year-old musician Paul Baker discovered her heartfelt words after Marjorie died aged 97 in a care home in September.

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Christian and co-presenter Mark Walker consider the transport news and policy highlights of their first year of podcasting [1:10].  Christian celebrates 30 years of Eurotunnel operations with John Keefe, Chief Corporate and Public Affairs Officer at Getlink Group, asking what the future holds for the conveyance of road vehicles, growth in passenger train usage and expansion of rail freight traffic [5:33].  This is followed by a frank discussion with Sir John Armitt CBE, Chair of the UK National Infrastructure Commission, who reveals his organisation was not consulted about the abandonment of HS2 north of Birmingham in October, that he considers the sale of the acquired land unwise and that Great Britain now needs a new Integrated Rail Plan [24:39].  Finally, Christian praises the work and longevity of London's Railway Modelling Club Library [42:57]. 

A pub landlord who's thought to be the youngest in Kent has spent £50,000 revamping his old local.Kyle Blair went to The Black Horse on Bean High Street with his parents growing up, and became the landlord when he was just 20.Also in today's episode, a driving instructor from Deal who was found asleep at the wheel following a drinking session has been fined and banned from driving.Former police officer Mitchell Humphrys, who ran Mitch's School of Motoring, was reported by his ex-wife after going out to the pub in July.A £2.5 billion theme park earmarked for north Kent looks like it could be completely scrapped.Plans for London Resort on the Swanscombe Peninsula have already stalled, and now council bosses in Dartford are calling on the government to strip the site of its Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project status.It is claimed nearly £70 million has been invested into post-Brexit border checks at the Eurotunnel in Folkestone.The system has been severely delayed, but when it does come in, it should mean a faster check in process for passengers.Residents in part of Canterbury have criticised plans for a new A2 slip road.Developers behind the nearby Saxon Fields estate in Thanington have a duty to built it, to reduce congestion in the area, but not everyone thinks it will work.And in football, hear from Gillingham manager Stephen Clemence after their disappointing defeat in league 2 over the weekend.They were beaten 2-0 by Bradford at Priestfield, and have slipped down to 10th in the table.

In this edition a  message from spirit is about "The Universe Meets You Half Way" Information and meditation on a method of the way spirit communicates with you telling you that the Universe will met you about half way if you really want something. This podcast talks about the idea that if you want something from your soul the thing that you want also wants you too.When two people that love each other that see each other at the airport they run towards each other to meet in the middle to embrace and welcome each other. We don't take the whole trip to manifesting all by ourselves. This is a great message which you must hear.In this podcast we used the Aura Clearing Tuning Fork & Drums Meditation: https://raisingyourspiritsmeditation.buzzsprout.com/2122250/12120339-aura-clearing-with-tuning-forks-drums  this will help you connect you to spirit. This soundtrack is excellent to help clear heavier energies within you so you can stay in the higher realms longer because it will feel like you belong there.Tony channels spirit to illustrate the concept that the Universe will meet with you half way just like the EuroTunnel that was built in the 1990's between England and France. There is a beautiful example here and story of two nations wanting to connect with each other underneath the most dangerous waters of the English Channel.Support the showPlease do not operate heavy machinery, drive, ride, or do activity while the podcast is on as it will alter your state in a more meditative state of receiving. This is not a background soundtrack while you are doing housework, reading, or any other activity. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/susanneandtony17 for Tony's Tuning Fork meditations.Podcast Library: https://raisingyourspirits.buzzsprout.comNew Meditation only Podcast Library: Raising Your Spirits Meditation Podcast (buzzsprout.com)Tony Gyenis conducts free weekly on-line Tuning Fork meditation on Fridays called Tune In with Tony which is a private Facebook group. Book your spot here: https://calendly.com/whitelight878/tune-in-with-tonyIf you would like to donate or support our channel to help keep us going we would so appreciate it: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1648510/supportTony's eCard: https://link.v1ce.co.uk/tonygyenis

Hongrie - Reste de l'Europe: 1 - 1. Le vote sur l'ouverture des négociations d'adhésion de l'Ukraine est passé avec l'abstention de la Hongrie, mais Viktor Orban continue de bloquer toute nouvelle aide financière à l'Ukraine. La rallonge budgétaire est reportée au sommet de janvier.  La BCE maintient ses taux inchangés. Pas de retour à la normale avant 2025, estime Christine Lagarde.  Eurotunnel fête ses 30 ans et veut plus que doubler son trafic ferroviaire entre la Grande-Bretagne et le continent. Le Brief, le podcast matinal de L'Echo  Ce que vous devez savoir avant de démarrer la journée, on vous le sert au creux de l'oreille, chaque matin, en 7 infos, dès 7h. Le Brief, un podcast éclairant, avec l'essentiel de l'info business, entreprendre, investir et politique. Signé L'Echo. Abonnez-vous sur votre plateforme d'écoute favorite Apple Podcast | Spotify | Podcast Addict l Castbox | Deezer | Google PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cologne, Frankfurt, and Geneva should appear on the train departure screens from London by 2030, the boss of Eurotunnel has vowed.Yann Leriche, chief executive of the tunnel firm's parent, Getlink, says he expects new entrants to start competing with Eurostar – and to double the number of direct rail routes from the UK.Eurotunnel is the infrastructure operator between Folkestone and Calais. It currently runs the LeShuttle car-carrying operation as well as trains carrying trucks. Freight trains and Eurostar passengers expresses pay for the right to run through the tunnel. Eurotunnel collects €20 (£17) for each passenger on Eurostar trains.This podcast is free, as is my weekly newsletter. Find out more here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Morade El Fahsi, Directeur data et Business Intelligence et Denis Coutrot, Chief Data & analytics nous racontent comment GetLink, le géant du ferroviaire, s'empare de l'IA pour améliorer sa qualité de service. Depuis 2021, GetLink a souhaité mettre en place une plateforme data pour consolider la donnée, casser les silos et produire de la valeur. Morade et Denis ont intégré l'entreprise pour mener à bien ce projet. « Quand on est arrivé chez GetLink, on s'est vite aperçu qu'on était alignés sur notre vision du projet, et ça nous a permis de le construire ensemble rapidement malgré nos profils très différents. » Autrefois connu sous son ancien nom de Groupe Eurotunnel, GetLink regroupe Eurotunnel, Europorte, ElecLink, et le CIFFCO. « Notre métier, c'est de faire tourner des trains et de maintenir un tunnel. Donc naturellement l'IA trouve des cas d'usage autour de la maintenance prédictive, aussi bien pour les trains que pour le tunnel. On a aussi des cas en RH et au niveau commercial pour répondre aux besoins clients. »  Au lieu de se lancer dans tous les cas d'usages possibles, Denis et Morade ont fait un pas en arrière pour identifier ceux ayant le plus de valeur : améliorer l'économétrie, la fluidité des terminaux d'embarquement des véhicules, la congestion des voies de péage, ou détecter le non-alignement des bogies. L'IA est donc identifiée par GetLink comme un vecteur de qualité de service afin d'améliorer le taux de disponibilité des trains et du tunnel. « La première étape a été de mettre en place d'une stratégie data claire, lisible, qui nous permette d'extraire les données. On s'est focalisé sur le périmètre de données qu'on voulait mettre à disposition des équipes. ». Une approche pragmatique sponsorisée par le ComEx du groupe. Bonne écoute !  Les Carnets de l'IA est un podcast proposé par la Cité de l'IA. Animation : Manuel Davy Réalisation : César Defoort | Natif.   Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships. https://truthuniversitycouk.uk/ X: @gloriaannemoss

GUEST OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships. https://truthuniversitycouk.uk/ X: @gloriaannemoss

Natalie Gregoire-Skeete, HSBC's Head of Sustainability in Europe caught up with Pamela Hutchinson OBE, Global head of Diversity at Bloomberg. From working out of a portacabin in Folkstone as part of a legal team for Eurotunnel to heading up DEI for a global institution, Pamela is one of the pioneers embracing DEI in the UK and working for real industry change. Pamela's parents' invaluable advice of ‘You have to be it in order for others to see it' was an impetus as a black woman to succeed in industries dominated by white men. In this insightful and open discussion Pamela shares what inspires her to keep going every day. Pamela and Natalie discuss the impact of Windrush on UK society and multi-generational experiences of being black and British.

On today's show Prof. Gloria Moss discusses the fight for truth over tyranny in areas including climate change, banking and education. GUEST OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships. https://truthuniversitycouk.uk/ Twitter: @gloriaannemoss

On today's show Prof. Gloria Moss discusses the fight for truth over tyranny in areas including climate change, banking and education. GUEST OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships. https://truthuniversitycouk.uk/ Twitter: @gloriaannemoss  

On today's show, Prof. Gloria Moss discusses cobalt and lithium mining industries and the Net Zero policies of misguided governments and how secondary school textbooks are force feeding children with anthropogenic climate change. GUEST OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships.

9WERKS Radio brings you highlights of our 2023 road trip spectacular to Norway, encompassing 3,500 miles through seven countries over eight fantastic days! The crew meet Porsche legend Jurgen Barth in Norway, who sits down with Lee to discuss some special moments from his glittering career. The road trippers also stop at Heritage Parts Centre's European HQ along the way, before summarising the trip while waiting for their Eurotunnel train home!‘9WERKS Radio' @9werks.radio is your dedicated Porsche and car podcast, taking you closer than ever to the world's finest sports cars and the culture and history behind them.The show is brought to you by 9werks.co.uk, the innovative online platform for Porsche enthusiasts. Hosted by Porsche Journalist Lee Sibley @9werks_lee, 993 owner and engineer Andy Brookes @993andy and obsessive Porsche enthusiast & magazine junkie Max Newman @maxripcor, with special input from friends and experts around the industry, including you, our valued listeners.If you enjoy the podcast and would like to support us by joining the 9WERKS Driven (Not Hidden) Collective you can do so by hitting the link below, your support would be greatly appreciated.Support the show

On today's show Professor Gloria Moss discusses the transgender issue. GUEST OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships.

In today's episode of bCreator: Serious Influence, Alice Audley (bCreator's founder) is joined by travel creators Lloyd and Yaya of Hand Luggage Only. Founded in 2014 whilst Lloyd and Yaya were studying, the pair have since built their travel blog into a global sensation that gets over an impressive 1 million monthly unique visitors.  Focusing on attainable travel, Lloyd and Yaya have inspired thousands with their stunning content and helpful tips. The duo expanded their travel brand across all the major social networks, striking particular success on Pinterest, where they gain over 34 million impressions a month, and TikTok where they have over 1M followers. They have also built up an impressive portfolio of brand partnerships such as Aperol, Expedia, Disney, Microsoft, Eurotunnel, Hilton, Accor & Meta. When Lloyd and Yaya aren't travelling across the globe, they are also avid authors and recently published their first novel ‘Hand Luggage Only: Great Britain' - the must-have travel guide for exploring Great Britain's finest. The book was published by Hardie Grant Books in July 2021 in the UK, Australia and the USA.

Today I introduce to you Mez, a young, courageous refugee with an extraordinary story. When he was just 13 years old, Mez fled his home in Eritrea to escape some of the worst human rights conditions in the world, including forced military conscription and widespread persecution, starting a perilous journey as a child refugee across the world. For an entire year, Mez experienced the chaos and terror of refugee camps, experiencing extreme and treacherous conditions that would leave him scared and struggling to get enough to eat. The physical environment was equally as dangerous, almost killing him on multiple occasions; from almost starving while travelling across the Sahara desert, to surviving a boat capsize in the Mediterranean sea, to hiding underneath a Eurotunnel train to get to the UK. Since arriving safely in the UK with just the clothes on his back, Mez's life has completely transformed for the better. Fostered by the family of Jaz O'Hara, who has also featured on my podcast, Mez has gone on to remarkably learn English, pass his GCSEs and inspire others with his truly humbling story. Now Mez aspires to follow his dreams of becoming a mechanic while still continuing to raise awareness of the ‘life, death and limbo' of the refugee crisis.Find out more about Mez and other stories like his: https://open.spotify.com/show/6xqOyOQIfQzF7NRkEaLTRN?si=ba373a23fd5242aa Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's show we discuss with Professor Gloria Moss the importance of critical thinking and rational thinking and her latest work at Truth University. GUEST OVERVIEW: Gloria Moss is a Professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships.

Don't forget to follow The Worst Traveller on YouTube! In this episode I talk about my first day exploring the European continent by car. With Eurotunnel I arrived in France in just 35 minutes from the UK and in this episode describe my experience with visiting Auvers sur Oise, the place where Vincent Van Gogh spent his final days and painted 'Wheatfield with Crows'. I then also talk about my journey to Rouperroux le Coquet where I spent the evening in the most amazing trailer and relaxed in a Nordic Bath underneath the most beautiful night sky. Check out The Worst Traveller Blog at www.theworsttraveller.com If you enjoy this episode please do leave a 5* rating and review on Apple Podcasts - it would mean the world! The Backpack I recommend: https://www.discoversalkan.com/store/?ref=12 My Instagram: @tomjpage + @worsttraveller My TikTok: @theworsttraveller See you next week!

On today's show Professor Gloria Moss discusses how the Universities' mission to develop critical thinking has been hijacked. GUEST OVERVIEW: Gloria Moss is a Professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships.

All aboard the Eurotunnel train to France this week for a walk in southern France. As always your letters direct le travel and this week's topics include moving to France, pictures you can fall into, remembering 'The Queue', the country where a train company leads you to a photowalk, printing pictures, folklore, making pictures of things you don't usually, countries you've never heard of and more. We're helped by inspirational special guests who have appeared on our shows. See the SHOW PAGE and our thanks to the Extra Milers and mpb.com.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Sarah Plumley is a professional teacher of mathematics, a GCSE mathematics examiner (UK) and a passionate Home Education advocate. She invented Guerrilla Ed(ucation) - a Home Ed Training and Membership Site for busy parents looking to rescue their children from the beast system. Her mission is to train high-quality, hard-working parent-teachers. Sarah Plumley has a first-class honours degree from The University of Manchester (a Russell Group University), a Postgraduate Certificate of Secondary Education in Mathematics (PGCE) with Merit, and holds Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Professor Moss is a professor of Management and Marketing at Buckinghamshire New University and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She has a background as a Training and Development Manager for Courtaulds and Eurotunnel and has undertaken funded research on Inclusive Leadership in industry and in Higher Education as well research examining the impacts of nationality, personality and gender on leadership and marketing decisions. She is the author of six books, over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles and has been keynote speaker at several major international conferences. She has conducted consultancies on leadership, the talent pipeline and Design for large organisations including M&S, Ford, Allen and Overy solicitors and Fujitsu. She is an Honorary Member of the Farkhunda Trust for Women's Higher Education Scholarships. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Sarah Plumley is a professional teacher of mathematics, a GCSE mathematics examiner (UK) and a passionate Home Education advocate. She invented Guerrilla Ed(ucation) - a Home Ed Training and Membership Site for busy parents looking to rescue their children from the beast system. Her mission is to train high-quality, hard-working parent-teachers. Sarah Plumley has a first-class honours degree from The University of Manchester (a Russell Group University), a Postgraduate Certificate of Secondary Education in Mathematics (PGCE) with Merit, and holds Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).

Linking the Travel Industry is a business travel podcast where we review the top travel industry stories that are posted on LinkedIn by LinkedIn members.  We curate the top posts and discuss with them with travel industry veterans in a live session with real audience members.  You can join the live recording session by visiting BusinessTravel360.com and registering for the next event.Your Hosts are Riaan van Schoor, Ann Cederhall and Aash Shravah.Stories covered on this session include -Pedro Castro tells us how Ryanair - Europe's Favorite Airline once again managed to get a multi-million euro advertising spend reduced to almost nothing and still achieve the same results. https://lnkd.in/dH-zqVmUATPCO pulled a surprise out of their hat, announcing significant developments in their relationship with Southwest Airlines. https://lnkd.in/d2Ws3m4BWe are seeing many of the familiar flight routes re-opening such as Manchester Beijing resumes. https://lnkd.in/dqa2QZZ7Pictures & videos of passengers having to walk miles underwater in the Eurotunnel after a train broke down certainly did not help our industry this week. https://lnkd.in/dRpNgE8WHere is an #NDC story we should all take note of. Why? Because it delivers what the real customer needed. Jeff Kurn from Visa rightfully celebrates the hard work Kim Hamer did to deliver what we all want NDC to be about. https://lnkd.in/d7MVRJ6ZEven the busiest airport in the world still manages to keep passengers united with their bags. Heathrow and AMS airports could learn a few lessons here according to Harvey. https://lnkd.in/dJYJ_KTrThe change Google made in it's calculations of carbon emissions on flights caused a lot of controversy. This post from Beth Dooley has a great graphic on it showing you the differences in the old and new way of their calculations. https://lnkd.in/dgMttDj9...and adding fuel to this fire is none other than John Oliver, hosting a segment where carbon offsetting is seriously questioned. This post by Shashank tells us more: https://lnkd.in/d7K_g2jpPlus Bonus StoriesTune in every week to get your weekly update.  You can subscribe to this podcast by searching BusinessTravel360 on Google Podcast, Apple Podcast, iHeart, Pandora or Spotify. Support the show

UK correspondent Matthew Parris joins Kathryn to talk about the latest from the Tory leadership race, as both Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak focus on reform of the NHS. Armed police are on the streets of Liverpool, hunting for the gunman who shot into a house and killed a nine-year-old girl. France wants £8 million from Britain it says it's owed for patrolling beaches for migrants, after a record 1,295 crossed the Channel in a single day and Eurotunnel has apologised after passengers were left stranded in the Channel Tunnel when a train broke down for several hours with some describing the scene as "like a disaster movie".

In todays podcast, people have fled the water in Folkestone after a shark was reportedly spotted. We have the details. Also today, Eurostar's decision to not stop in Kent for another two years has been described as a huge blow to businesses. We speak to Jo James from the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce. Elsewhere, EuroTunnel has apologised to passengers who were left trapped underground for almost five hours. A protest has been held in Medway against the Government's plans to shut down railway ticket offices. A hosepipe ban has come into force for more of Kent residents today. And, Gillingham fans have been celebrating after they got through to the third round of the Carabao Cup. Hear from manager Neil Harris.    

A former Maidstone schoolboy has died after being struck by the blade of a helicopter during a holiday in Greece. Jack Fenton, 22, is understood to have travelled back to Athens from Mykonos with friends when the tragedy happened. Also in today's podcast, people living in Dartford are calling for a re-think on plans to expand the Ultra-Low Emission Zone in London. If given the go ahead, some residents would have to pay £12.50 to travel into neighbouring boroughs. Hear what one local councillor has said - we've also got some of your comments left on Facebook. We're being urged to plan, ahead of a rail strike affecting services in Kent tomorrow - and only travel if it's essential. Members of the RMT union are walking out as part of an ongoing dispute around jobs, pay and working conditions. We've got an update from Network Rail. A leading tourism boss in Kent is calling for talks at the very highest level to sort out chronic travel problems in the county. Thousands of holidaymakers were stuck in hours of queues on Friday and over the weekend as they tried to leave via the Port of Dover or Eurotunnel. Hear from Deirdre Wells who is the chief executive of Visit Kent. There's good news for dozens of parks across Kent as they're awarded Green Flags. And in sport, we look ahead to England's semi-final in the women's Euros tonight. Plus, Gillingham play their final pre-season friendly.

On the show: -Folkestone becomes the new 'hotspot of holiday hell', with congestion around the Eurotunnel terminal -Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves joins live -Health Select Committee Chair and ex. Health Sec Jeremy Hunt joins live

A man is in a serious condition in hospital after a group gatecrashed an 18th birthday party in Ashford. Trouble broke out in a WI hall in the Kennington part of town at the weekend. We've got details on who's been arrested and how to contact police if you have any information. Also in today's podcast, we have more on a weekend of travel chaos in Kent. People trying to get to Europe via the Port of Dover or Eurotunnel faced hours of delays. We ask why it happened and you can hear from Dover's MP, Kent Highways, a government minister and travel expert. The family of a Thanet man who died three days after being found injured in a road have told kmfm they still believe he was murdered. 32-year-old Philip Stovell was discovered on Caxton Road in Garlinge in October last year - and despite being flown to hospital, he couldn't be saved. His dad has been speaking to our reporter Gerry Warren. A Kent farmer's been praised for helping to stop a huge field fire spreading to nearby homes. Lucy's got the details on that and other wildfires in the county from over the weekend. A new cafe has been set up in part of Kent to help people learn English. Sam Davies started the Medway Language Cafe to help those who've moved to the UK fit in and interact with others - she's been speaking to reporter Sasha. And in sport, hear from the Gillingham manager following their 1-0 win over Southend United in a pre-season friendly at the weekend. It comes ahead of their first game in league two on Saturday.

Travellers and lorries have faced waits of up to 21 hours to reach the Eurotunnel in Kent

The great Easter getaway has started but it's off to a bumpy start to say the least. EasyJet and BA have cancelled hundreds of flights because of staff shortages. Elsewhere, there's disruption at Eurotunnel and ongoing issues with ferries at Dover too. Simon Calder, the Independent's Travel Correspondent, explains all you need to know about the chaos. Today we talk about:The problems with BA and easyJet (01:55)Advice to people planning on flying with them soon (03:09)Eurotunnel disruption and issues at Dover (04:18)For the latest news follow us on Twitter @EveningStandard See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we've been talking about electric cars, and the struggle one Medway man's had charging his. Also in this episode, an investigation is underway following a fatal stabbing in Dartford, and we hear from Kent County Council's Senior Highways Manager about disruption on the roads cause by issues at the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel in Folkestone. There's a sad update on a search for a missing man from Sandwich, and a Dartford woman has been telling us about her experience with multiple sclerosis in the workplace. Elsewhere a charity's launching bystander training workshops to tackle street harassment, and a Maidstone councillor's made a formal complaint after police with riot shields forced their way into her home by mistake. Plus we 've spoken to the architect behind a brand new skate park in Folkestone, which has opened just in time for the Easter holidays. And in football, the Gillingham manager has been giving us his honest reaction to Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Sunderland.

My Guest today is Dan Knowlton who is the Creator of Knowlton. Dan Knowlton is a UK-based digital and social media marketing expert who has grown Knowlton into a multi-award-winning business that has worked with the likes of FIFA, Wahl, Nestle, Citibank, Eurotunnel, and Boston Consulting Group. In addition to running Knowlton, Dan is known for giving his best insights away on stages around the world. Dan is also the co-host of the Business Anchors Podcast. What we'll be discussing today: Advertainment (producing entertaining ad campaigns that drive trackable ROI) Content Marketing/ Social Media Marketing What is Dan working on at the moment? Business Anchors Podcast How to get hold of Dan: LinkedIn – https://linkedin.com/in/danielknowlton1 Facebook - https://facebook.com/KnowltonMarketing Twitter - https://twitter.com/dknowlton1       Insta – https://instagram.com/danknowlton1 Website – https://wwww.knowltonmarketing.co.uk To find out more about Fearless Business: Join our amazing community of Coaches, Consultants and Freelancers on Facebook: >> https://facebook.com/groups/ChargeMore And check out the Fearless Business website: >> https://fearless.biz