Podcasts about Fas

We're joined by Derek Robeson from the Tweed Forum to explore their catchment-scale action across the River Tweed and the surrounding landscape and communities. We discuss their various projects including Eddleston Water and Destination Tweed and cover topics including natural flood management, working with landowners and economic drivers, to showcase what it takes to turn ambitious ideas into practical, beneficial action on the ground.Host Harry Fisher, Producer Iain Boyd, Editor Kieron Sim, Executive Producers Kerry Hammond & Kirstyn BlackwoodKey Timestamps:0:59 – 14:54 Intro to Tweed Forum, its activities and Eddleston Water project.14:55 – 24:49 Destination Tweed, other projects and drivers.24:50 – 33:40 Catchment scale approach, funding and logical solutions33:40 – end How to get involved and find out moreResources:Tweed Forum: https://tweedforum.org/Tweed Foundation: https://rivertweed.org.uk/tweed-foundation/Borders Forest Trust: https://bordersforesttrust.org/Southern Uplands Partnership: https://sup.org.uk/FAS Water Management: https://www.fas.scot/environment/water-management/River Catchment Management at Landscape-Scale:https://www.fas.scot/article/river-catchment-management-at-landscape-scale/For more information, visit www.FAS.scotTwitter: @FASScotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

We're joined by Derek Robeson from the Tweed Forum to explore their catchment-scale action across the River Tweed and the surrounding landscape and communities. We discuss their various projects including Eddleston Water and Destination Tweed and cover topics including natural flood management, working with landowners and economic drivers, to showcase what it takes to turn ambitious ideas into practical, beneficial action on the ground. Host Harry Fisher, Producer Iain Boyd, Editor Kieron Sim, Executive Producers Kerry Hammond & Kirstyn Blackwood Key Timestamps: 0:59 – 14:54 Intro to Tweed Forum, its activities and Eddleston Water project. 14:55 – 24:49 Destination Tweed, other projects and drivers. 24:50 – 33:40 Catchment scale approach, funding and logical solutions 33:40 – end How to get involved and find out more Resources: Tweed Forum: https://tweedforum.org/ Tweed Foundation: https://rivertweed.org.uk/tweed-foundation/ Borders Forest Trust: https://bordersforesttrust.org/ Southern Uplands Partnership: https://sup.org.uk/ FAS Water Management: https://www.fas.scot/environment/water-management/ River Catchment Management at Landscape-Scale: https://www.fas.scot/article/river-catchment-management-at-landscape-scale/ For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Twitter: @FASScot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

Fas-İspanya seyahatimiz tamamlandı. Verimli, bereketli, güzel bir seyahat oldu. Bütün fedakarlığıyla ekiple yakından ilgilenen Aşk-ı Turkuaz'ın sahibi Beytullah Yıldız kardeşime bu güzel seyahati düzenlediği için yürekten teşekkür ediyorum.

Fas-İspanya seyahatimizin sonuna doğru yaklaştık… Verimli, bereketli, güzel bir seyahat oldu. Bütün fedakarlığıyla ekiple yakından ilgilenen Aşk-ı Turkuaz'ın sahibi Beytullah Yıldız kardeşime bu güzel seyahati düzenlediği için yürekten teşekkür ediyorum.

Fas-İspanya seyahatimiz bütün hızıyla sürüyor…

İkili Görüş'te İlkan Dalkuç ve Aydın Selcen BM Zirvesini, Erdoğan'ın temaslarını, Hürmüz krizini, Almanya, Fas, Rusya seçimleri, Etiyopya'da Tigrey güçleriyle alevlenen çatışmaları ve Fon Skandalından Mansur Yavaş'ın istifasına Türkiye gündemini konuşuyor.00:00 Giriş00:30 Bu yayında bütün dünyayı konuşacağız04:00 Afrika'nın merkez ülkesi Etiyopya'da neler oluyor06:00 İsveç seçimleri ve kurumsal altyapı07:30 Türkiye'nin sorun çözüldü söylemi ve Etiyopya'da patlayan savaş11:30 Macron, Zelenski BM'de boş sıralara konuşurken Erdoğan nasıl dolu sıralara konuşabildi13:10 BM Genel Kurulu mu Trump-Şi Cinping Zirvesi mi daha önemli17:30 Büyük güçlerin yapay zeka yarışında çimenlerin durumu19:00 COP31 ve Türkiye ve Mehdi Eker20:15 Dünya 5'ten büyüktür diyoruz da dünya 5'ten bile küçük hale geliyor32:25 Erdoğan'ın BM konuşmasında cinsel yönelim vurgusu38:30 Sayın Erdoğan'ın Etiyopya ile Somali'yi barıştırması hakkında ne düşünüyorsunuz39:10 Önemsiz seçimler geride kaldı, önemliler sırada ABD ve İsrail41:25 İran ve ABD arasında bir uzlaşı zemini cansiparane aranyor44:30 BMGK tarihinde liderlerden çok öne çıkan bir belediye Başkanı: Mamdani45:20 Etiyopya ve çoğulculuk-geç uluslaşma45:50 Dünya nasıl bir yer haline geldi: Meksika kartelinin Nijerya laboratuvarı47:05 İran'ı Hürmüz Boğazı iddiasından vazgeçirmenin tek yolu kaba kuvvet50:20 Mamdani ve politikası53:30 İklim ve gıda krizi, Hürmüz Boğazı, Daron Acemoğlu ve önümüzdeki kış01:04:00 Fon skandalında asıl mesele zaten bakılan yerdeymiş (SPK vs.)01:11:30 Arap ülkeleri kategorisine iliştirilmesinden memnun Türkiye01:14:20 Varlığı şüpheli ama 5. madde içeren Mekke Anlaşması01:16:00 Beğenip paylaşın'dan Fas seçimlerine uzun bir kapanış⌨️━━━━━━━DAKTİLO1984 AİLESİNİN BİR PARÇASI OLUN!━━━━━━━⌨️

Welcome to Stock Talk. In this episode James is joined by SRUC Veterinary Investigation Officer Kythe Mackenzie. In this episode, recorded on 17th September 2026, we discuss the Bluetongue Virus. It's important to note to listeners that the spread of the Bluetongue Virus, the control zones and restrictions is a constantly changing situation, and listeners should ensure that they check the Scot Gov website for the latest up to date information. This Podcast is intended to provide information about the Bluetongue Virus itself, how it is spread, risk factors, clinical symptoms, vaccinations, and testing. ResourcesScot Gov: Latest situation - Bluetongue: how to spot and report the disease - gov.scot Bluetongue movement restrictions for animals - Bluetongue: how to spot and report the disease - gov.scot APHA map: Bluetongue Cases and Zones AHDB: Vaccination cost calculator launched to help Battle Bluetongue | AHDB BTV-3 vaccination finance calculator (sheep) | AHDB BTV-3 vaccination finance calculator (dairy) | AHDB BTV-3 vaccination finance calculator (beef) | AHDB Ruminant Health & Welfare website: Home - Ruminant Health & Welfare For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

Welcome to Stock Talk. In this episode James is joined by SRUC Veterinary Investigation Officer Kythe Mackenzie. In this episode, recorded on 17th September 2026, we discuss the Bluetongue Virus. It's important to note to listeners that the spread of the Bluetongue Virus, the control zones and restrictions is a constantly changing situation, and listeners should ensure that they check the Scot Gov website for the latest up to date information. This Podcast is intended to provide information about the Bluetongue Virus itself, how it is spread, risk factors, clinical symptoms, vaccinations, and testing. ResourcesScot Gov: Latest situation - Bluetongue: how to spot and report the disease - gov.scot Bluetongue movement restrictions for animals - Bluetongue: how to spot and report the disease - gov.scot APHA map: Bluetongue Cases and Zones AHDB: Vaccination cost calculator launched to help Battle Bluetongue | AHDB BTV-3 vaccination finance calculator (sheep) | AHDB BTV-3 vaccination finance calculator (dairy) | AHDB BTV-3 vaccination finance calculator (beef) | AHDB Ruminant Health & Welfare website: Home - Ruminant Health & Welfare For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

Beytullah Yıldız kardeşimin Aşk-ı Turquaz'ı ile çıktığımız Fas-İspanya seyahatimizin ilk gününü MTO Kahramanmaraş ekibimizden Mehmet Kahraman kardeşim yazdı. Marakeş'in ruh haritasını çıkardı coğrafyasından, taşından toprağından yola çıkarak… Kahramanmaraş'ta GSB'de MTO Kahramanmaraş temsilcimiz Asım Demirdöğen'ın yanında çalışıyor. Çok çalışkan ve ürerken biri.

Organic farming in Scotland is entering a period of renewed growth. The latest Scottish Government statistics show that, in 2025, 168,200 hectares of Scottish agricultural land were either fully organic or undergoing conversion — an increase of 28% on 2024 and 62% since 2021. Of this, 115,800 hectares were fully organic, while 52,400 hectares were in conversion, around double the area recorded the previous year. Organic and in-conversion land now accounts for 3.3% of Scotland's agricultural area.For businesses considering making the change, organic conversion is about considerably more than simply replacing conventional inputs. The conversion period provides an opportunity to examine the whole farming system — including rotations, soil fertility, nutrient management, grass and clover production, livestock management, markets and the financial implications of operating within organic standards. A well-developed conversion plan is central to understanding whether organic farming is both practically achievable and financially sustainable for an individual business.In this episode of Thrill of the Hill, we are joined by Ewan Johnston, Principal Consultant with SAC Consulting and the Farm Advisory Service Topic Lead for Organics. Based at Thainstone in Aberdeenshire, Ewan has more than 25 years of agricultural consultancy experience, having worked in Shetland and Moray before moving to the North East. His career has given him experience across a broad range of Scottish farming systems, from crofting, hill and upland livestock enterprises through to intensive lowland arable businesses.Growing demand for organic advice led Ewan to complete an MSc in Organic Farming, and he has since developed particular expertise in organic production, soil and nutrient management, grassland and clover-based systems, alongside wider crop, livestock and farm business management. He is BASIS, FACTS and FBAASS accredited, sits on theScottish Organic Producers Association technical advisory committee and teaches organic farming to students at SRUC.As FAS Topic Lead for Organics, Ewan is also working to broaden the conversation beyond farms already committed to certification, looking at how principles and practices associated with organic farming can be integrated into conventional and regenerative systems.In this episode, we discuss what farmers and crofters need to consider before beginning an organic conversion, what goes into preparing an organic conversion plan, where the potential opportunities and challenges lie, and why planning the farming system as a whole is so important before taking the first step towards certification.This episode is brought to you by the Farm Advisory Service, presented by Alexander Pirie, produced by Heather Stuart, edited by Kieron Sim, with executive producers Kirstyn Blackwood and Kerry Hammond.Timestamps00.57 Introducing Ewan Johnston03.26 Where are we at now in Scotland with organic conversions04.19 What goes into the organic conversion plan08.14 The conversion plan is a live document09.50 Timeline for the conversion process11.18 Standard conversion and simultaneous conversion12.58 Be clear in your own mind why you want to go organic14.35 Information to include in a conversion plan18.00 How should seasonal grazing be viewed18.50 Partial conversion & parallel production20.55 Nutrient management24.06 Stocking rates and forage demand25.40 Dispelling the myth – animal health in organic systems28.10 Record keeping31.06 Common mistakes in conversion plans33.45 Ewan's take home messageResourcesAccess a range of FAS Organic information and guides here Organic Information | Helping farmers in ScotlandRural Payments and Services: Organic Farming: ConversionSoil AssociationScottish Organic Producers Association (SOPA)Get in touch with Ewan Ewan.Johnston@sac.co.ukGet in touch with the show advice@fas.scotFor more information, visit www.FAS.scotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

Organic farming in Scotland is entering a period of renewed growth. The latest Scottish Government statistics show that, in 2025, 168,200 hectares of Scottish agricultural land were either fully organic or undergoing conversion — an increase of 28% on 2024 and 62% since 2021. Of this, 115,800 hectares were fully organic, while 52,400 hectares were in conversion, around double the area recorded the previous year. Organic and in-conversion land now accounts for 3.3% of Scotland's agricultural area. For businesses considering making the change, organic conversion is about considerably more than simply replacing conventional inputs. The conversion period provides an opportunity to examine the whole farming system — including rotations, soil fertility, nutrient management, grass and clover production, livestock management, markets and the financial implications of operating within organic standards. A well-developed conversion plan is central to understanding whether organic farming is both practically achievable and financially sustainable for an individual business. In this episode of Thrill of the Hill, we are joined by Ewan Johnston, Principal Consultant with SAC Consulting and the Farm Advisory Service Topic Lead for Organics. Based at Thainstone in Aberdeenshire, Ewan has more than 25 years of agricultural consultancy experience, having worked in Shetland and Moray before moving to the North East. His career has given him experience across a broad range of Scottish farming systems, from crofting, hill and upland livestock enterprises through to intensive lowland arable businesses. Growing demand for organic advice led Ewan to complete an MSc in Organic Farming, and he has since developed particular expertise in organic production, soil and nutrient management, grassland and clover-based systems, alongside wider crop, livestock and farm business management. He is BASIS, FACTS and FBAASS accredited, sits on the Scottish Organic Producers Association technical advisory committee and teaches organic farming to students at SRUC. As FAS Topic Lead for Organics, Ewan is also working to broaden the conversation beyond farms already committed to certification, looking at how principles and practices associated with organic farming can be integrated into conventional and regenerative systems. In this episode, we discuss what farmers and crofters need to consider before beginning an organic conversion, what goes into preparing an organic conversion plan, where the potential opportunities and challenges lie, and why planning the farming system as a whole is so important before taking the first step towards certification. This episode is brought to you by the Farm Advisory Service, presented by Alexander Pirie, produced by Heather Stuart, edited by Kieron Sim, with executive producers Kirstyn Blackwood and Kerry Hammond. Timestamps00.57 Introducing Ewan Johnston 03.26 Where are we at now in Scotland with organic conversions 04.19 What goes into the organic conversion plan 08.14 The conversion plan is a live document 09.50 Timeline for the conversion process 11.18 Standard conversion and simultaneous conversion 12.58 Be clear in your own mind why you want to go organic 14.35 Information to include in a conversion plan 18.00 How should seasonal grazing be viewed 18.50 Partial conversion & parallel production 20.55 Nutrient management 24.06 Stocking rates and forage demand 25.40 Dispelling the myth – animal health in organic systems 28.10 Record keeping 31.06 Common mistakes in conversion plans 33.45 Ewan's take home message ResourcesAccess a range of FAS Organic information and guides here Organic Information | Helping farmers in Scotland Rural Payments and Services: Organic Farming: Conversion Soil Association Scottish Organic Producers Association (SOPA) Get in touch with Ewan Ewan.Johnston@sac.co.uk Get in touch with the show advice@fas.scot For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

Welcome back to the Rural Round-up. On today's episode George Chalmers and Tiffany Stephenson are joined by practice vet and SRUC veterinary investigation officer Andrew Robinson to discuss Bluetongue, along with any key updates and reminders for September. ResourcesBluetongue Latest updates can be found here: Gov.uk latest BTV updatesBluetongue Clinical signs in sheep are usually more pronounced than in cattle but can be very variable. A range of photos can be found here: https://ahdb.org.uk/clinical-signs-of-bluetongue.Suspect cases should be reported to APHA Scotland on 03000 600 704.FFIS 2026 Update https://www.ruralpayments.org/news-events/future-farming-investment-scheme-2026-announced.htmlGreening guidance 2027: https://www.ruralpayments.org/topics/all-schemes/basic-payment-scheme/basic-payment-scheme-full-guidance/greening---bps/greening-guidance/For more information, visit www.FAS.scotTwitter: @FASScotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

On today's episode Mark is joined by Angus McDowall from Mongoswells Farm. Mungoswells flour begins in the fields of the family farm in East Lothian, a region known as the ‘Breadbasket of Scotland'. What started as a passion project has since evolved into a unique field-to-flour operation. They sow, grow, harvest, mill, and package on-site, offering both organic and non-organic flour, with the aim of keeping the entire process as local as possible. The farm has been in the family for 100 years and began selling flour in 2015. Timestamps01.27 Introducing Angus McDowall 05.00 Diversifying into malting and milling 11.38 The farm rotation 15.16 Wheat protein content 17.17 Wheat varieties 21.29 Grain qualities that make a good flour 23.00 A family operation 26.18 Seasonality of sales 27.10 Rye and spelt 28.08 Award winning flour 29.48 Angus's take home message ResourcesOrganic Information | Helping farmers in Scotland Organics In Scotland Series | Helping farmers in Scotland Winter Wheat Choices 2025/26 | Helping farmers in Scotland Website: www.mungoswells.co.uk Contact Mungoswells: orders@mungoswells.co.uk Get in touch with our host: Mark.Bowsher-Gibbs@sac.co.uk For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

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Pippa Hudson speaks to Annelize Clark, an occupational therapist at Bellavista S.H.A.R.E., about the impact of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome, especially in a classroom setting. Lunch with Pippa Hudson is your respite from hard news, a space to explore, taste, read, and reflect. Hosted by former journalist Pippa Hudson, the show embraces lifestyle in all its forms, guided by her adventurous spirit. Each week also covers consumer issues, plus conversations on health, wealth and the environment. Thank you for listening. Catch the show live on Primedia+ weekdays from 1 pm to 3 pm (South African time) https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk Find more from the show, and all catch‑up podcasts on Primedia+ https://buff.ly/xGkqLbT Subscribe to the CapeTalk newsletters to stay up to date https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Let’s keep the conversation going online: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Along with our regular monthly updates on policy, cereals, beef, sheep and milk, in this edition we also have a spotlight on Greening changes for 2027 and changes to muirburn legislation.Timestamps:00:48 News in Brief06:07 Policy Briefs – Bluetongue update, Future Farming Investment Scheme, BSE in Scotland, Organic farming sector continues to grow, Payment rates for Basic Payment Scheme and Greening.14:47 Cereals – Latest news and market update26:39 Beef – Latest news and market update32:36 Sheep – Latest news and market update38:40 Milk – Latest news and market update48:06 Sector focus – Greening changes for 202752.08 Specialist Article – Getting Ready for Muirburn Licensing55:49 Further articles –Soil structure and compaction, Biodiversity auditing in Scotland, Are you tick aware? Get Livestock updates via WhatsApp channel.FAS Links and Resources:Newsletters - Business & Policy Edition - Farm Advisory Service advice@fas.scotFAS podcasts: FAS Sounds | Helping farmers in ScotlandOther Links and Resources:Bluetongue - how to spot and report the diseaseAPHA Bluetongue interactive disease mapScottish Government - declaration of a Temporary Control Zone (Bluetongue) documentAHPA bluetongue case mapAPHA animal disease alert subscription serviceBluetongue: latest situation - GOV.UKBluetongue movement restrictions: 1 June - 9 September 2026Bluetongue movement restrictions for animals - Movement licence information - gov.scotThe Animal Plant and Health Agency (APHA) contact number - 03000 600 704Future Farming Investment Scheme BSE in ScotlandBSE: how to spot and report the diseaseOrganic Farming in Scotland: 2025 - gov.scotPayment rates set for Basic Payment Scheme and Greening 2026Scottish Upland Sheep Support SchemeScottish Pig Producers Support SchemeBasic Payment Scheme - including links to Greening Guidance Getting Ready for Muirburn Licensing | Helping farmers in ScotlandNatureScot - Muirburn Licensing - Check your land for a muirburn applicationFAS - Muirburn info, link to NatureScot & link to webinarFAS - soil structure and compaction.TOTH Podcast - Beyond the Hedgerow, Biodiversity Auditing in ScotlandFAS TV Series 6 Ep 9 - Are You Tick Aware?FAS Livestock updates – WhatsApp:https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbDCFdy0gcfPkJONju3vFor more information, visit www.FAS.scotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

Die Debatte mit Natascha Freundel, Justus Bender und Heike Klüver "Wir haben Geschichte geschrieben", frohlockte die AfD nach ihrem haushohen Wahlsieg bei den Landtagswahlen in Sachsen-Anhalt. Welche Geschichte? Erleben wir gerade ein zweites 1933, wie es der FAZ-Journalist Justus Bender in seinem aktuellen Buch "Deutschland 2033" nahelegt? Oder ist alles ganz anders – vor allem in Zeiten von Social Media? Beim Internationalen Literaturfestival Berlin hat die Politikwissenschaftlerin Heike Klüver mit Justus Bender am Wahlabend die ersten Hochrechnungen aus Sachsen-Anhalt kommentiert und über die Zukunft Deutschlands nachgedacht. In einer aktuellen Ergänzung schlagen sie konkrete Strategien gegen eine autoritäre, rechtsextreme Machtübernahme vor. In Kooperation mit dem internationalen literaturfestival berlin Aufgezeichnet am 6.September 2026 und ergänzt am 9. September 2026 Videomitschnitt vom 6. September 2026 beim ilb: https://www.youtube.com/live/GkCjTUes440 Justus Bender ist stellvertretender Leiter des Politikressorts der FAS. Sein Buch "Deutschland 2033. Ein Szenario" ist bei C.H.Beck erschienen. Heike Klüver ist Professorin für Politisches Verhalten im Vergleich an der HU Berlin, wo sie das Humboldt Governance Lab leitet. Derzeit arbeitet sie an einem Buch über evidenzbasierte Strategien zur Stärkung der Demokratie. Kapitel: 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:08 Sind wir schon gescheitert? 00:09:01 Deutschland 2033, Alice Weidel und Jens Spahn 00:12:59 Rechtspopulisten an der Macht: keine Entzauberung 00:17:31 Ordnungsbedürfnis, Ängste und Problem-Übertreibung 00:23:03 Rechtsextremismus in Zeiten des Internets 00:32:20 Emotionale Kommunikation und Problemlösung 00:39:37 Publikumsfragen: Social Media, Ungleichheit, linke Parteien 00:48:44 Exit Polls aus Sachsen-Anhalt: AfD bei 44% 00:50:35 Vetternwirtschaft ohne Folgen 00:54:31 AfD-Landesverbände verbieten? 00:59:00 Publikumsfrage: Koexistenz AfD-CDU 01:01:10 Deutschland 1933 – AfD-Politik heute? 01:06:43 Der zweite Gedanke von Heike Klüver: Demokratie konkret verteidigen 01:08:45 Der zweite Gedanke von Justus Bender: Nähe und Vertrauen aufbauen 01:11:44 Outro: Resignation ist keine Lösung Mehr Infos und Fotos s. https://www.radiodrei.de/derzweitegedanke Schreiben Sie uns gern direkt an derzweitegedanke@radiodrei.de

You are listening to Agri Culture, a podcast that aims to explore the stories of the people that make up our agricultural industry and culture of farming, in Scotland and beyond.In this episode, Mary-Jane Lawrie is joined by Rebecca Mactaggart and Tracey Roan who run the Scottish Women in Dairy network. Tracey initially set up the network after identifying she was not alone in juggling the realities of parenting, working on farm and holding down an off-farm job. This led to creating a space for women in dairy to support each other through life's daily struggle whilst learning together, sharing knowledge and building a network. Rebecca came on board to reinvigorate the network after a break during Covid. Rebecca is an enthusiastic content creator and uses her self-taught skills and personal experience as a dairy farmer to share their work. They discuss the benefits of a network, specifically for women in dairy, touch on some of the opportunities and difficulties in the sector and tell us what's ahead.Thanks for joining us for this episode of Agri Culture. If you'd like to find out more about the Scottish Women in Dairy network, check out their website or social media links in the show notes. This episode was presented by Mary-Jane Lawrie, produced by Kerry Hammond and edited by Cameron Waugh, in association with the Scottish Government.Resources:Scottish Women in Dairy NetworkScottish Women in Dairy InstagramScottish Women in Dairy | FacebookFor more information, visit www.FAS.scotTwitter: @FASScotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

Mescid-i Aksâ Külliyesi'nin Avustralyalı bir Hristiyan-Siyonist tarafından 21 Ağustos 1969 günü kundaklanmasının akabinde, rahmetli Suudi Arabistan Kralı Faysal bin Abdülaziz'in çağrısıyla Fas'ın başkenti Rabat'ta düzenlenen olağanüstü toplantıda kurulmasına karar verilen İslâm İşbirliği Teşkilâtı (ilk adıyla, İslâm Konferansı Örgütü), en önemli toplantılarından birini 25-28 Ocak 1981'de Mekke-i Mükerreme'de gerçekleştirmişti.

Un peu plus de trois ans de guerre civile, 200 000 morts, 14 millions de déplacés… Et une confirmation, des armes chimiques ont bien été utilisées par l'armée régulière pour contrer l'avancée des paramilitaires. D'après des éléments publiés par le Washington Post et le New York Times, des bombes au chlore ont été ainsi développées et utilisées pendant au moins six mois, entre juillet 2024 et janvier 2025. « Les deux quotidiens américains, précise Le Monde Afrique, ont eu accès à un dossier comprenant des notes internes, des vidéos, des photos et des interceptions téléphoniques. Y figurent notamment des messages et appels émis et reçus par le général Abdel Fattah Abdelrahman al-Burhan, le chef des FAS, les Forces armées soudanaises, et président de facto du Soudan. Ces documents hautement confidentiels ont été transmis par une “agence de renseignement d'un pays du Moyen-Orient“, affirment les journaux, sans plus de détails. Deux sources sécuritaires ont assuré au Monde qu'ils émanaient des services de renseignement israéliens. (…) Les attaques chimiques recensées par les médias américains ont eu lieu en 2024, pointe encore le journal, au cours de la première année du conflit. Acculée par l'avancée des paramilitaires, l'armée soudanaise avait perdu le contrôle de la capitale, Khartoum, et abandonné ses bastions un à un dans le centre du pays. Selon les documents cités par les journaux américains, la décision a été prise d'utiliser des armes au chlore pour reprendre l'initiative sur le champ de bataille en juillet 2024. » Et « comme l'avait déjà révélé France 24 dans une enquête diffusée en novembre 2025, relève Le Monde Afrique, l'armée de l'air soudanaise avait bien effectué, les 5 et 13 septembre 2024, des largages de barils contenant du chlore gazeux au-dessus de la raffinerie d'Al-Jaili, la plus grande du pays, au nord de Khartoum. L'infrastructure était alors aux mains des FSR, et l'armée soudanaise voulait les en déloger sans risquer de détruire le bâtiment. » La diplomatie au point mort Côté diplomatie, l'atmosphère est plutôt « tendue » entre les États-Unis et les Forces armées soudanaises du général al-Burhan. C'est ce que pointe le Sudan Times. Le Sudan Times, proche du pouvoir de Khartoum, réfute toute accusation d'utilisation d'armes chimiques. Le journal avance le fait « qu'aucun témoignage crédible d'habitants affirmant avoir observé ou subi les conséquences de l'utilisation présumée d'armes chimiques n'a été rapporté ». Qui plus est, souligne cette fois Jeune Afrique, « le gouvernement de Khartoum ne cache pas son hostilité à la proposition de cessez-le-feu de Massad Boulos, le conseiller principal de Donald Trump pour les affaires arabes et africaines. Celui-ci a plaidé, à la fin d'août, aux Nations unies, en faveur d'un embargo sur les armes, puis condamné les frappes aériennes, dont la paternité est attribuée aux FAS et qui visaient sur le territoire tchadien leur adversaire, les FSR, les Forces de soutien rapide du général Hemedti. » En fait, précise Jeune Afrique, « les États-Unis pris entre deux feux. D'un côté, l'armée du général al-Burhan, forte de ses victoires, qui refuse de négocier le cessez-le-feu que préconise Washington. Et de l'autre, la coalition civile Somoud, que dirige Abdallah Hamdock, et qui pousse l'administration américaine à imposer une trêve et un dialogue inter-soudanais pour mettre fin aux souffrances des populations ». Le problème en Afrique: pas la démocratie mais ses dirigeants… Enfin, comme en écho à la situation au Soudan, ce point de vue de l'écrivain et chroniqueur guinéen, Tierno Monénembo, à lire dans Le Point Afrique : « Ce qui pose problème à l'Afrique n'est pas la démocratie, affirme-t-il, mais ses dirigeants. Tierno Monénembo s'appuie sur le récent essai d'Ousmane Ndiaye, L'Afrique contre la démocratie, mythes, déni et péril, qui montre que « ce n'est pas la démocratie qui pose problème (donc), c'est la conscience civique et morale de nos dirigeants qui laisse à désirer ». Et l'écrivain guinéen de souligner que « la démocratie ne vient ni d'Athènes ni de La Baule. Elle est universelle, immanente (elle a toujours existé dans toutes les sociétés) et évolutive dans le temps ». Et de rappeler que « dès le début du 18e siècle, Le Fouta-Djalon avait instauré l'alternance, le contre-pouvoir, le contrôle et le recours (les quatre règles de base des démocraties modernes) bien avant l'indépendance américaine et la Révolution française ». À lire aussiSoudan: le recrutement de combattants étrangers alimente la guerre, dénonce un rapport de l'ONU

Deset let tu stála plechová budova s antikem a stavebninami. Pak bleší trh. Pak plot a za ním narkomani. Dnes je z brownfieldu v pražských Holešovicích barevné sportoviště SPOT – s basketbalovými koši, ping-pongovým stolem, minirampu a Adventure Playground. Navrhli ho architekti z U/U Studia. Martin Hrouda, jeden ze členů kanceláře, přišel i do nejnovějších Fasád.Všechny díly podcastu Fasády můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Deset let tu stála plechová budova s antikem a stavebninami. Pak bleší trh. Pak plot a za ním narkomani. Dnes je z brownfieldu v pražských Holešovicích barevné sportoviště SPOT – s basketbalovými koši, ping-pongovým stolem, minirampu a Adventure Playground. Navrhli ho architekti z U/U Studia. Martin Hrouda, jeden ze členů kanceláře, přišel i do nejnovějších Fasád.

Un peu plus de trois ans de guerre civile, 200 000 morts, 14 millions de déplacés… Et une confirmation, des armes chimiques ont bien été utilisées par l'armée régulière pour contrer l'avancée des paramilitaires. D'après des éléments publiés par le Washington Post et le New York Times, des bombes au chlore ont été ainsi développées et utilisées pendant au moins six mois, entre juillet 2024 et janvier 2025. « Les deux quotidiens américains, précise Le Monde Afrique, ont eu accès à un dossier comprenant des notes internes, des vidéos, des photos et des interceptions téléphoniques. Y figurent notamment des messages et appels émis et reçus par le général Abdel Fattah Abdelrahman al-Burhan, le chef des FAS, les Forces armées soudanaises, et président de facto du Soudan. Ces documents hautement confidentiels ont été transmis par une “agence de renseignement d'un pays du Moyen-Orient“, affirment les journaux, sans plus de détails. Deux sources sécuritaires ont assuré au Monde qu'ils émanaient des services de renseignement israéliens. (…) Les attaques chimiques recensées par les médias américains ont eu lieu en 2024, pointe encore le journal, au cours de la première année du conflit. Acculée par l'avancée des paramilitaires, l'armée soudanaise avait perdu le contrôle de la capitale, Khartoum, et abandonné ses bastions un à un dans le centre du pays. Selon les documents cités par les journaux américains, la décision a été prise d'utiliser des armes au chlore pour reprendre l'initiative sur le champ de bataille en juillet 2024. » Et « comme l'avait déjà révélé France 24 dans une enquête diffusée en novembre 2025, relève Le Monde Afrique, l'armée de l'air soudanaise avait bien effectué, les 5 et 13 septembre 2024, des largages de barils contenant du chlore gazeux au-dessus de la raffinerie d'Al-Jaili, la plus grande du pays, au nord de Khartoum. L'infrastructure était alors aux mains des FSR, et l'armée soudanaise voulait les en déloger sans risquer de détruire le bâtiment. » La diplomatie au point mort Côté diplomatie, l'atmosphère est plutôt « tendue » entre les États-Unis et les Forces armées soudanaises du général al-Burhan. C'est ce que pointe le Sudan Times. Le Sudan Times, proche du pouvoir de Khartoum, réfute toute accusation d'utilisation d'armes chimiques. Le journal avance le fait « qu'aucun témoignage crédible d'habitants affirmant avoir observé ou subi les conséquences de l'utilisation présumée d'armes chimiques n'a été rapporté ». Qui plus est, souligne cette fois Jeune Afrique, « le gouvernement de Khartoum ne cache pas son hostilité à la proposition de cessez-le-feu de Massad Boulos, le conseiller principal de Donald Trump pour les affaires arabes et africaines. Celui-ci a plaidé, à la fin d'août, aux Nations unies, en faveur d'un embargo sur les armes, puis condamné les frappes aériennes, dont la paternité est attribuée aux FAS et qui visaient sur le territoire tchadien leur adversaire, les FSR, les Forces de soutien rapide du général Hemedti. » En fait, précise Jeune Afrique, « les États-Unis pris entre deux feux. D'un côté, l'armée du général al-Burhan, forte de ses victoires, qui refuse de négocier le cessez-le-feu que préconise Washington. Et de l'autre, la coalition civile Somoud, que dirige Abdallah Hamdock, et qui pousse l'administration américaine à imposer une trêve et un dialogue inter-soudanais pour mettre fin aux souffrances des populations ». Le problème en Afrique: pas la démocratie mais ses dirigeants… Enfin, comme en écho à la situation au Soudan, ce point de vue de l'écrivain et chroniqueur guinéen, Tierno Monénembo, à lire dans Le Point Afrique : « Ce qui pose problème à l'Afrique n'est pas la démocratie, affirme-t-il, mais ses dirigeants. Tierno Monénembo s'appuie sur le récent essai d'Ousmane Ndiaye, L'Afrique contre la démocratie, mythes, déni et péril, qui montre que « ce n'est pas la démocratie qui pose problème (donc), c'est la conscience civique et morale de nos dirigeants qui laisse à désirer ». Et l'écrivain guinéen de souligner que « la démocratie ne vient ni d'Athènes ni de La Baule. Elle est universelle, immanente (elle a toujours existé dans toutes les sociétés) et évolutive dans le temps ». Et de rappeler que « dès le début du 18e siècle, Le Fouta-Djalon avait instauré l'alternance, le contre-pouvoir, le contrôle et le recours (les quatre règles de base des démocraties modernes) bien avant l'indépendance américaine et la Révolution française ». À lire aussiSoudan: le recrutement de combattants étrangers alimente la guerre, dénonce un rapport de l'ONU

Vlastní nemovitost zůstává i pro generaci Z důležitým životním cílem. Většina z nich ale na vlastní dům nedosáhne. A těžké je občas zaplatit i nájem, obzvlášť ve velkých metropolích. To je i případ Anny Remešové. Místo aby to vzdala, koupila dům – společně s devíti dalšími lidmi. V nejnovějších Fasádách vysvětluje, jak komunitní bydlení funguje a proč může být pro mnoho lidí jedinou cestou k důstojnému bydlení.Všechny díly podcastu Fasády můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Vlastní nemovitost zůstává i pro generaci Z důležitým životním cílem. Většina z nich ale na vlastní dům nedosáhne. A těžké je občas zaplatit i nájem, obzvlášť ve velkých metropolích. To je i případ Anny Remešové. Místo aby to vzdala, koupila dům – společně s devíti dalšími lidmi. V nejnovějších Fasádách vysvětluje, jak komunitní bydlení funguje a proč může být pro mnoho lidí jedinou cestou k důstojnému bydlení.

Join us for a conversation with Dumfries & Galloway Woodlands, the not-for-profit initiative is taking a proactive approach to restoring and connecting native woodland across the region. We explore the importance of woodland connectivity, the realities of creating woodland on working farms, and how the Dumfries & Galloway Woodlands and their projects are helping landowners turn good intentions into trees in the ground.Contact: McNabb Laurie - D&G Woodlands ManagerEmail: mcnabb.laurie@dgwoodlands.orgMobile: 07538 798 837Harry Fisher - ConsultantEmail: harry.fisher@sac.co.ukHost Harry Fisher, Producer Iain Boyd, Editor Kieron Sim, Executive Producers Kerry Hammond & Kirstyn BlackwoodKey Timestamps:0:00 – 14:26 Intro to D & G Woodlands and their work14:26 - 21:18 Their woodlands connectivity project21:19 - 28:08 Types of woodland creation and the wider benefits28:09 – End Next steps and how to find out more informationResources:Dumfries & Galloway Woodlands: https://dgwoodlands.org.uk/Galloway & South Ayrshire Biosphere: https://www.gsabiosphere.org.uk/Integrating Trees Network: https://www.forestry.gov.scot/integrating-trees-networkTweed Forum: https://tweedforum.org/our-work/projects/borders-tree-grant-scheme/FAS trees & woodland resources: https://www.fas.scot/crops-soils/farm-woodlands/FAS Environment: https://www.fas.scot/environment/For more information, visit www.FAS.scotTwitter: @FASScotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

Když se řekne chata, většina z nás si vybaví typový projekt z katalogu, nebo kutilský výtvor po dědovi. Architekt Jan Bureš a historik architektury Adam Štěch ale ukazují jiný pohled – chata může být i originální architektonický skvost od předních jmen 20. století. Od Le Corbusiera po Františka Cubra nebo Zdeňka Pokorného. V nejnovějších Fasádách vysvětlují, jak ho najít.Všechny díly podcastu Fasády můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Když se řekne chata, většina z nás si vybaví typový projekt z katalogu, nebo kutilský výtvor po dědovi. Architekt Jan Bureš a historik architektury Adam Štěch ale ukazují jiný pohled – chata může být i originální architektonický skvost od předních jmen 20. století. Od Le Corbusiera po Františka Cubra nebo Zdeňka Pokorného. V nejnovějších Fasádách vysvětlují, jak ho najít.

This week we talk about the liver, viral infections, and the NHS.We also discuss blood scandals, needle usage, and Nobel Prizes.Recommended Book: A World Appears by Michael PollanTranscriptThe term “hepatitis” refers to the inflammation of the liver, which can result from all kinds of things, including environmental toxins, the consumption of alcohol, or autoimmune diseases. It can also result from viral infections, and the most prominent liver-inflaming viruses are called viral hepatitis.There are five types of viral hepatitis, A, B, C, D, and E, and each of these viruses are distinct, not part of the same viral family, they're just similarly named because they impact the same organ.Hepatitis A and E are primarily spread through contaminated food and water, and generally resolve on their own, untreated, and cause relatively mild symptoms. Hepatitis B and C are spread through blood and other bodily fluids, and can linger in a host's body for decades before even showing symptoms. Hepatitis D is a parasite of Hepatitis B, and thus only infects people who carry Hepatitis B.Now again, these are all different conditions that just happen to inflame the liver, so impact and treatment also vary quite a lot. As I mentioned, A and E generally present with mild symptoms and tend to go away on their own, while B and C can stick around a long time. There's a vaccine for B, but no cure; you can treat it, but that treatment involves suppressing it, and keeping it suppressed, forever. Hep C, in contrast, is curable, and has been since 2014 using what are called direct-acting antiviral pills, but these pills, which are taken for 8 to 12 weeks, are expensive—ranging from $22-95k without insurance, though that price is often reduced substantially for those with insurance, down to as low as $5. This category of drug coverage is often rejected by insurance companies, though, in part because they're so expensive, that expense the result of little competition in this space; few companies make this type of drug, so those that do can charge more or less whatever they like.Some people with Hepatitis C clear it on their own; about 30% of people who contract it, in fact, clear it within a few months, medication-free. Which is good, because our understanding of this virus is relatively new. Up until 1989, Hep C didn't even have its own name: it was established as its own thing, not Hep A and not Hep B, back in the 1970s, and doctors knew that something that wasn't those two viruses, that was being spread by transfusions, was causing hepatitis symptoms, but they didn't know any real specifics, so they just called it “non-A, non-B hepatitis,” and that name stuck for more than a decade.In 1989 the virus was cloned using molecular techniques (as opposed to simply growing the virus, which wasn't proving fruitful in trying to isolate and identify the thing), and the folks who managed that cloning, and the person who later proved that the genome they cloned, alone, caused the disease, received a Nobel Prize in Medicine for their efforts in 2020.By 1991, antibody tests were available for Hep C, and many countries began screening donated blood for this virus, to ensure it wasn't working its way into their blood supply.And one instance of that screening process, or I suppose, an event that led up to mass screening, and the consequences that followed, are what I'd like to talk about today. The UK's efforts in trying to eliminate Hep C, and England's recently announced near-success in that pursuit.—Hepatitis C is an RNA virus with high genetic variability that makes developing a reliable vaccine difficult. And though somewhere between a quarter and a third of all cases clear on their own, those that don't clear on their own become chronic, lying in wait for twenty to thirty years, slowly accumulating fibrosis—thick scar tissue in the liver—which eventually results in cirrhosis, which means a liver that's so heavily scarred that the organ is no longer fully functional and the damage is permanent. From there, infected people often experience liver failure or hepatocellular (huh-pah-toe) carcinoma, liver cancer.So this virus is a sleeper, and unless it's caught by accident somewhere along the way, it slowly causes damage over time until the damage is too severe to reverse. About 80% of people who have it don't know they have it, and in some parts of the world medical injections are the most common transmitter, but in higher-income areas, it's usually transmitted by injectable drugs.Pre-2014 treatments for Hep C were pretty horrible, involving a combination antiviral therapy called pegylated interferon plus ribavirin that was injected weekly for six months to a year, and this was terribly tolerated by pretty much everyone, causing anemia, depression, and flu-like symptoms for the duration. It also only cured about 50% of people who received the full treatment, and a lot of people had to stop because it caused such ridiculous side effects.Another antiviral called Sofosbuvir (so-FAS-buh-vir), which kept Hep C from replicating in its host, hit the market in late-2013, and that led to a series of direct-acting antivirals that reduced the treatment period dramatically, allowing most people, 95%, to cure their Hep C entirely by taking generally well-tolerated pills for 8 to 12 weeks.These pills were staggeringly expensive from the get-go, with an entire treatment course initially costing about $84,000, or $1,000 a pill. This led to rationing, and saving these pills for the worst-impacted people who already had severe liver damage. There were also pretty stringent requirements attached to their distribution, including that people who received them could no longer drink alcohol, because it was considered a waste to give these crazy expensive, liver-saving drugs to people who would just go and hurt their liver more, anyway.In the UK, the demand for this treatment type was different than in most other countries, in large part because of something that happened back in the 1970s and 80s.The UK's publicly funded healthcare system, the NHS, was in the midst of a shortage of clotting factor, which are plasma proteins and ions that help blood clot and which are used for medical purposes. So they imported a bunch of plasma products from the US, and those products were sourced from the blood of paid donors—and that donor pool included prisoners and people who used injectable drugs. Just one Hep C contaminated blood donation could contaminate an entire batch of blood, and remember, they only started screening the blood supply for Hep C in 1991, and they didn't start treating their blood supply for Hep C until a little before that, 1985, so this was well before they had any idea what was in those blood products they were importing and administering.Consequently, between 1970 and the early 1990s, more than 30,000 NHS patients received transfusions or other blood product treatments contaminated with Hep B, Hep C, or HIV, and about a tenth of those people, around 3,000 patients, have since died of those conditions.The UK government leaned on denial and a refusal to look into the details of this for years, but in 2017 it announced an independent public inquiry into the matter, and in May of 2024, that inquiry concluded that this whole scandal was avoidable, that patients were knowingly exposed to “unacceptable risks,” and that there was a big cover up by government officials, doctors, and other people working with the NHS.As of mid-2026, only a little over 3,200 people of the more than 18,500 who registered claims, demanding compensation from the government because they were impacted by this scandal, have been paid out. The expected total expense for the UK government is on the order of 12.8 billion pounds, but a lot of people who are probably due a payout, and who are in poor and deteriorating health as a consequence of all this, don't yet have a sense of when they'll receive their payment.Back in 2016, before all that came to a head, the UK set itself an aggressive goal: to eliminate Hep C by the WHO's 2030 target, or before. It then ran a competitive tender for antivirals, inviting medical suppliers to submit competing bids, resulting in the largest single medicine procurement program in the NHS' history. The pharmaceutical companies that won their bids were also obliged, as part of the agreement, to help fund efforts to identify undiagnosed but infected patients, in addition to supplying antiviral pills, and this combination of investment and application led to the deployment of new tests and scanning machines, free postal test kits, the hiring of specialists, and services that focused on prisons and drug users.The impact of all this has been significant: a more than 61% decline in infections from 2015 to 2024, nearly half of all drug users with Hep C had cleared the virus in that time, and deaths from Hep C are down 36% over the past decade.The WHO treatment-coverage target—the percentage of people who are diagnosed getting treatment—was 80%, and England has hit 81.5%, which was recently announced to much fanfare. It hasn't yet hit the diagnosis target, however, which is to diagnose 90% of people who are estimated to have Hep C; they've hit 84.6%, which is still quite a lot of progress, even if they're not yet where they'd like to be. That's all based on models, of course, as are the assumed number of infections among people who use injectable drugs, which is also a spot where England is currently flagging; there's no centralized system in England to monitor needle and syringe provisions, and reinfection rates are around 8.8 per 100 person-years among people who had injected within three years of receiving treatment, and that rate is even higher for people who have ever been to prison, around 9.4 per 100.What that means in practice is that the English government overall has done a pretty astounding and effective job at negotiating their relationships with pharma companies and getting detection on track at that scale, but on more ground-level issues that are, interestingly, a lot cheaper to implement, but at times more politically complicated because of public sentiment about drug use and drug users, they're doing a lot less well—and important to note here is that these outcomes vary a bit across the four programs being run across the UK. Scotland and Wales are doing relatively better and worse in some regards compared to England, for instance.Also worth noting here that while England is broadly doing a great job with Hep C diagnosis and treatment, they aren't the first to achieve those WHO-set goals: Egypt reached Gold tier status according to the WHO's Hep C guidelines in October of 2023, at that point having diagnosed 87% of people who have the virus, and treating 93% of those who were diagnosed. They managed to cut incidence of the virus by 97% in just 8 years, leaning on a system of high-yield testing—they tested more than 60 million people during those 8 years—alongside a production scheme that included local manufacturing of antivirals, making them more available and affordable.All of which are generally good signs about where Hep C testing and treatment is going, at least in these regions. And it paints a optimistic picture for other countries that might want to replicate some of what's working within their own borders.Show Noteshttps://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c75gk620r22ohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infected_blood_scandal_in_the_United_Kingdomhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hepatitis_Chttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_hepatitishttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hepatitis_Bhttps://www.healthline.com/health/hepatitis-c/treatment-costshttps://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/hepatitis-chttps://publichealthscotland.scot/publications/surveillance-of-hepatitis-c-in-scotland/surveillance-of-hepatitis-c-in-scotland-progress-on-elimination-of-hepatitis-c-as-a-major-public-health-concern-2025-update/https://www.emro.who.int/media/news/egypt-becomes-the-first-country-to-achieve-who-validation-on-the-path-to-elimination-of-hepatitis-c.htmlhttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/hepatitis-c-in-england-and-the-uk/hepatitis-c-in-england-2025https://www.england.nhs.uk/2026/08/100000-people-receive-treatment-to-cure-deadly-hep-c-virus-on-nhs-in-just-ten-years/https://www.hepctrust.org.uk/blog/2019/04/hepatitis-c-trust-welcomes-elimination-deal-hepatitis-c-and-calls-government-backed/https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-10099/https://www.who.int/teams/global-hiv-hepatitis-and-stis-programmes/hepatitis/reports/global-hepatitis-report-2026 This is a public episode. 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Paříž loni po desetiletích otevřela Seinu ke koupání. V Berlíně občané protestují proti 101 let starému zákazu plavání ve vnitřním městě. Velké metropole nejen v Evropě se vracejí ke svým řekám. „Přístup k řece by měl být samozřejmostí pro každého. Pokud to město nezajistí, zbývá často jen placený bazén nebo aquapark.," říká v nejnovějších Fasádách krajinářská architektka a pedagožka Zuzana Štemberová z Fakulty architektury ČVUT.Všechny díly podcastu Fasády můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Paříž loni po desetiletích otevřela Seinu ke koupání. V Berlíně občané protestují proti 101 let starému zákazu plavání ve vnitřním městě. Velké metropole nejen v Evropě se vracejí ke svým řekám. „Přístup k řece by měl být samozřejmostí pro každého. Pokud to město nezajistí, zbývá často jen placený bazén nebo aquapark.," říká v nejnovějších Fasádách krajinářská architektka a pedagožka Zuzana Štemberová z Fakulty architektury ČVUT.

Temmuz sonunda Fas sınırındaki İspanya toprağı Ceuta'ya 72 bin göçmen ulaştı. Büyük kısmı sahil ve deniz yoluyla gerçekleşen geçişler, kentte insani ve güvenlik krizine yol açtı. 100 kişi yaşamını yitirdi. İspanya hükümeti orduyu devreye sokarken, Avrupa Birliği içinde sınırların korunmasına dair tartışma yeniden alevlendi. İtalya, İspanya'dan hava ve deniz yoluyla gelen yolculara yönelik geçici sınır kontrolleri başlattı. İspanya da buna karşılık İtalya'dan gelen yolcuları kontrol etmeye başladı. Peki bu kitlesel göç hareketi neden yaşandı? Sosyal medyada yayılan yanlış bilgiler nasıl bir rol oynadi? Avrupa Birliği bu olaydan sonra sınırlarını korumak için nasıl bir strateji izleyecek? Konuyu Strazburg'ta Avrupa gündemini izleyen gazeteci Kayhan Karaca ile konuştuk. Ekibimizden Adnan Ağaç son gelişmeleri derledi. Mikrofonda Aydın Işık var. Von Aydın Işık und Adnan Ağaç.

Üsküdar'da CHP'li Çetinkaya başkan vekili seçilirken AK Parti oylama sonucuna itirazda bulunacağını bildirdi. Gazze Barış Kurulu, ilk ihalesini Fas askerlerinin konaklayacağı üs projesi için ABD'li Arkel şirketine verdi.Bu bölüm Nescafé Gold hakkında reklam içermektedir. Nescafé Gold öncülüğünde hayata geçirilen “Bu Fincan Sanat Yolunda” projesi, genç sanatçılara uzun soluklu, yeni bir alan açıyor. Ayrıntılı bilgiye buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.

İran serisinde anlattıklarıma benzer bir bölümle karşınızdayım.Yine yeni sömürgecilerin dünyayı paylaşma kavgasına kurban giden halklar var karşımızda.İspanya'ya hücum eden mülteciler aslında çok uluslu bir gerilimin sadece küçük bir parçası.İşin içinde ABD, İsrail, İspanya, Fas, Cezayir, Fransa ve hatta Almanya ile İtalya bile var.Dinleyince Kuzey Afrika'da yaşananlara dair kimsenin dillendirmediği bir arka plan hikayesine hakim olacaksınız.İyi dinlemeler.Yeni kitabım "Petrolün Diyetini Ödeyen İran'ı Anlamak"ı satın alabileceğiniz link'i de paylaşayım. Alınız, aldırınız lütfen. Yenisini yazma motivasyonum açısından çok önemli benim için. :)Buradan veya dilediğiniz başka bir satıcıdan alabilirsiniz. Bir de, biliyorsunuz Yeni Haller sizlerin desteğiyle yayın hayatına devam eden bir podcast kanalı.Beni aşağıdaki link'lerden destekleyebilirsiniz:www.patreon.com/yenihallerYeni Haller'in bir de Buy Me A Coffee hesabı var artık. Buradan destek olmak çoook daha kolay. Patreon'da sorun yaşayanlar için açtım efendim. Buyurun:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yenihallerBir de bu sezon spor basınımızda apayrı yeri olan, ben ustam olarak kabul ettiğim Yiğiter Uluğ'la T24'ün Youtube kanalında bir spor programına başladık. Korkmayın, sadece futbol konuşmuyoruz. Hele sahadaki skorları, maçları hiç konuşmuyoruz. Yeni Haller tadında spor sohbeti isteyenler için:Yiğiter Uluğ ve Eray Özer'le GazozunaBana ulaşmak için:https://www.instagram.com/eray_ozerhttps://twitter.com/ErayOzeryenihallerpodcast@gmail.com  

Sebte krizi, göçün yalnızca insani hareketlilik değil egemenlik, enerji, güvenlik ve bölgesel rekabetle iç içe geçen bir dış politika meselesi haline geldiğini göstermektedir. Yazan: Dr. Kaan DevecioğluSeslendiren: Halil İbrahim Ciğer

Huge FIFA news post World Cup as Gianni Infantino attempted to sell off shares in the World Cup in a very dubious deal, saw it collapse amid stern resistance from UEFA, and is suddenly facing a potential vote of no confidence. Is it possible reform is actually coming to FIFA? What does UEFA actually want? What would a new majority coalition look like? We go into the history of Havelange's and Blatter's FIFA, the ways that FIFA has always blended cutthroat capitalism and old-school corruption, the long-running FIFA-UEFA cold war, and the wholly unclear current state of play among the FAs.Support the show

V Česku letos padl rekord – poslední červnové dny meteorologové naměřili přes čtyřicet stupňů. Podle Jana Richtera, specialisty na adaptaci města na klimatickou změnu z pražského magistrátu, to byla teprve předehra. „Na vlny veder nejsme připraveni. Žádné město nemá krizový akční plán. V Praze jsme na tom s přípravami v porovnání s jinými městy dobře," říká host nejnovějších Fasád.Všechny díly podcastu Fasády můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

V Česku letos padl rekord – poslední červnové dny meteorologové naměřili přes čtyřicet stupňů. Podle Jana Richtera, specialisty na adaptaci města na klimatickou změnu z pražského magistrátu, to byla teprve předehra. „Na vlny veder nejsme připraveni. Žádné město nemá krizový akční plán. V Praze jsme na tom s přípravami v porovnání s jinými městy dobře," říká host nejnovějších Fasád.

Vahit ve Yaşar, Neler Oluyor'un 140. bölümünde Fluxus Coffee'nin sponsorluğunda dünya gündemini yorumlamaya devam ediyor.Fluxus Coffee'yi denemeyi unutmayın!https://fluxuscoffee.com00:00 Giriş ve cemiyet 04:40 BAE'nin OPEC Kararı ve Petrol Piyasası15:36 Küresel Petrol Bloklaşması24:12 Görünmeyen Enerji Krizi ve Havacılığa Etkisi37:50 Mali'de Güç Mücadelesi55:02 Tuareg Halkı ve Mali Sosyolojisi1:04:25 Mağrib El Kaide'si ve Bunların Sosyolojik Temelleri1:08:19 ABD Yatırımları ve Devlet Kapitalizmi Dönemi1:21:21 Fas'ın ABD ve Çin'le İlişkileri1:41:48 Büyüyen Fas'ta Turizmin Rolü1:46:45 Şehirleşme: 15 Dakika Şehirleri ve Toplu Taşımanın Önemi

In this episode, we're joined by Abi Mordin from Propagate and Colleen McCulloch from the Soil Association to explore the work of the Scottish Agroecological Partnership (SAP), a collaboration of organisations working to make agroecology central to farming, crofting and growing in Scotland.We discuss what agroecology means in practice, how collaboration is helping farmers, crofters and growers build more resilient businesses and their project to upscale agroecology. Through on-farm workshops, peer-to-peer learning and knowledge exchange, the partnership is supporting the adoption of farming practices that are good for soils, nature and people. We also explore the barriers to change, the economic case for agroecological farming, the role of policy, and what Scotland's farming future could look like.Host Harry Fisher, Producers Iain Boyd & Fiona Salter, Editor Kieron Sim, Executive Producer Kerry HammondKey Timestamps:1:10 – 10:21 What SAP do, who is involved and what is agroecology10:22 – 18:39 What does it look like in practice, farmer clusters18:40 – 24:29 Overcoming barriers to adoption and making the transition24:30 – 38:18 workshops, knowledge sharing and engaging with policyResources:FAS Biodiveristyhttps://www.fas.scot/environment/biodiversity/FAS Natural Capital podcasthttps://www.fas.scot/sounds/natural-capital/Scottish Agroecology Partnership (SAP)https://www.agroecology.scot/SAP Eventshttps://www.agroecology.scot/about-sap/events/For more information, visit www.FAS.scotTwitter: @FASScotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

Yaşar ve Vahit dünya gündemini yorumluyor.0:00 Giriş5:49 Trump–Putin Görüşmesi36:40 Küresel Piyasaların Belirsizliği: Altın Fiyatlarında Yeni Zirve1:06:37 Fas'ta Z Kuşağının Öncülük Ettiği Protestolar1:21:25 Madagaskar'daki Z Kuşağı Protestoları ve İktidarın Devrilmesi1:42:23 Esad Rejiminin Elitleri Nerede ve Nasıl Kaçtı?2:02:00 Kapanış

Yaşar ve Ömer dünya gündemini yorumluyor.0:00 - Giriş5:30 - Donald Trump - Elon Musk Kavgası1:16:22 - Fas'ta Kurban Yasağı1:25:20 - Ukrayna - Rusya1:59:25 - Greta'nın da İçinde Bulunduğu Aktivist Grubun Gazze'ye Gidişi2:19:59 - Çin'in Kritik Minerallerdeki Üstünlüğü

Co když budou české domy za pár let vypadat trochu jako ty v Itálii nebo ve Francii? Barevné okenice, více stínu a více zeleně možná nebudou jen estetickou volbou, ale i způsobem, jak se vyrovnat s rostoucími teplotami. O tom, jak připravit naše budovy na klimatickou změnu, mluvila v dalším díle Fasád expertka na udržitelnou architekturu Kateřina Eklová.Všechny díly podcastu Fasády můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Co když budou české domy za pár let vypadat trochu jako ty v Itálii nebo ve Francii? Barevné okenice, více stínu a více zeleně možná nebudou jen estetickou volbou, ale i způsobem, jak se vyrovnat s rostoucími teplotami. O tom, jak připravit naše budovy na klimatickou změnu, mluvila v dalším díle Fasád expertka na udržitelnou architekturu Kateřina Eklová.

Co když největší věrnost Baťovu odkazu není zachovávat, ale inovovat? Požár budovy číslo 34 ve Zlíně otevřel otázku, která přesahuje jednu dílčí stavbu – jak žít s identitou jasně strukturovaného průmyslového města? Hostem nejnovějších Fasád je Vít Marek, iniciátor projektu Ať žije Baťov, který se dlouhodobě věnuje architektuře a historii firmy Baťa.Všechny díly podcastu Fasády můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Co když největší věrnost Baťovu odkazu není zachovávat, ale inovovat? Požár budovy číslo 34 ve Zlíně otevřel otázku, která přesahuje jednu dílčí stavbu – jak žít s identitou jasně strukturovaného průmyslového města? Hostem nejnovějších Fasád je Vít Marek, iniciátor projektu Ať žije Baťov, který se dlouhodobě věnuje architektuře a historii firmy Baťa.

FIFA 2026 Dünya Kupası'nda dramatik geçen son 16 maçlarının ardından sekiz takımın tur atlamasıyla Dünya Kupası çeyrek finallerinin eşleşmeleri artık belli oldu.ÖNE ÇIKANLARFransa, Fas, Norveç, İngiltere, İspanya, Belçika, Arjantin ve İsviçre, final maçlarına katılma hakkını elde etti. Çeyrek final maçlarının dördü de Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nin çeşitli yerlerinde oynanacak.Dünya Kupası tarihinde ilk kez hem Brezilya ve hem de Almanya çeyrek final aşamada yer almazken, Belçika, Norveç ve Fas ise ilk kez bu aşamaya ulaştı.Son 16'larda ev sahipleri ABD, Kanada ve Meksika elendi. Ayrıca şimdiye kadar 10 kez 90'ıncı dakikadan sonra atılan goller galibi belirledi. Savunması en güçlü takımlar turnuvada sadece iki gol yiyen İspanya ve Fransa. E n fazla gol atan takımlar ise 14 golle Arjantin ve Fransa.Çeyrek finaller öncesinde Arjantinli Lionel Messi sekiz golle lider, Norveçli Erling Haaland ve Fransız Kylian Mbappe'nin 7ser golü var.FIFA 2026'da çeyrek finaller Avustralya doğu kıyısı saatiyle 10 Temmuz sabah 06:00'daki Fransa-Fas maçıyla başlayacak. Sonra cumartesi sabah 05:00'teki Belçika-İspanya maçı varPazar günü iki çeyrek final varSabah 07:00'de başlayacak İngiltere-Norveç ve 11:00'deki Arjantin-İsviçreSBS, 1986'dan bu yana, yani kırk yıldır Avustralya'da Dünya Kupası maçlarını yayınlıyor.2026 FIFA Dünya Kupası™'nın 104 maçının tamamını SBS On Demand'de canlı ve ücretsiz olarak izleyin; turnuva boyunca maçların tam tekrarları, mini maçlar ve özetler de sunulacaktır. https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/fifa-world-cup-2026Beautiful Game ChangersSBS Audio'nun Beautiful Game Changers video serisinde, futbol aracılığıyla sosyal uyumu teşvik eden Avustrlaya yerlisi kahramanları kutlayın. Beautiful Game Changers portalında ve On Demand'de 12 hikâyenin tamamını şimdi izleyebilirsiniz.Words We UseWords We Use platformunda yaklaşık 25 dilde iki dilli versiyonları bulunan bu altı bölümlük sesli diziyle, saha içinde ve dışında kullanılan futbol terimlerini öğrenebilirsiniz.Route 26Olağanüstü futbol severlerin kişisel yolculuklarını ve hayatlarını şekillendiren Dünya Kupası anlarını keşfeden bir podcast olan Route 26 ile 2026 FIFA Dünya Kupası™'na giden yola katılın. Şu anda SBS Audio platformunda mevcut.SBS Türkçeyi Salı hariç hafta içi her gün dinleyebilirsiniz. Bizi ayrıca Facebook'tan takip edebilirsiniz

Dünya Kupalarının en önde gelen ekiplerinden Almanya ve Hollanda sürpriz bir şekilde penaltılarla FIFA 2026'ya veda etti. Brezilya ve Fransa ise yola devam dedi.ÖNE ÇIKANLARFIFA 2026'da son 32 maçlarının ilk birkaç gününden sonra Brezilya ve Fransa gibi favorilerin yanı sıra Paraguay ve Fas gibi sürpriz ekipler son 16'ya kaldı. Elenenler arasında Almanya ve Hollanda var.Turnuvanın favorisi olarak görülen Fransa İsveç'i 3-0 yenerken Kylian Mbappe turnuvada gol krallığı için Lionel Messi ile çekişiyor. İkisinin de altışar golü var.Cumartesi günü AEST saatiyle sabah 04:00'te Dallas'ta Mısır ile karşılaşacak.

This week on Off the Shelf, Rob Burton, partner at Crowell & Moring LLP, joins host Roger Waldron to talk about the reorganization of GSA's Federal Acquisition Service (FAS).Burton outlines the six offices (Create, Deliver, Assist, Centralize, Optimize, and Transform) under the new FAS structure, highlighting the key features and functions of the offices. Of note, is the new Transform office that will focus on AI procurement and implementation. He also discusses the status of NASA SEWP, and outlines the next steps for the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul. Finally, Burton addresses the government's current procurement policy priorities. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In episode 2056, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian and co-host of Ain't It Footy, Chris Martin, to discuss… World Cupdate, Face-Stealer James Cameron Hit With Lawsuit, Dua Lipa Sues Samsung Over TV Box and more! Southern Baptists of Texas offer tips for churches on how to evangelize World Cup fans. U.S. hotels say World Cup is ‘non-event’ so far Soaring World Cup ticket prices for players’ families and guests leave several FAs stunned James Cameron and Walt Disney Company Sued Over Unauthorized Use of Actress’ Likeness in ‘Avatar’ D’Avatar à Titanic : le grand James Cameron est dans le Art Club Q’ORIANKA KILCHER Lawsuit against James Cameron's Avatar Avatar Concept Designer Reveals the Secrets of the Na’Vi James Cameron and Walt Disney Company Sued Over Unauthorized Use of Actress’ Likeness in ‘Avatar’ All I See Is You and Q’orianka Kilcher: The Transcript ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ and the question of Indigenous representationby Avatar director James Cameron joins Amazon tribe's fight to halt giant dam Dua Lipa sues Samsung for $15m over use of her image on TV boxes Did Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter Appear on the Cover of a Serbian Biology Textbook? LISTEN: Sciallà by Nu GeneaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.