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Marking the anniversary of the referendum on the UK's membership of the EU, the Wales Governance Centre held an event in the Senedd with a number of presentations on aspects of Brexit. In this presentation Prof Roger Scully questions whether the UK General Election 2017 was really the ‘Brexit Election'. The videos of this event will be here (once published): www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5…1lN6G3eapIBuu3lYS For more from the Wales Governance Centre: twitter.com/WalesGovernance For more about Wales and Brexit: twitter.com/WelshBrexitCU and you can follow all things Golau: twitter.com/golau_podcast
As the fallout from the 2017 snap General Election continues into the summer, a little light has been shed on how and why Theresa May lost her overall Commons majority. It's in the shape of the British Election Study which has followed more than 30 thousand voters over the past three years. Brexit was major factor in voters' opinions and can explain a surge in support for Labour among backers of Remain. But there was plenty more detail in the study. To dissect the numbers, Sky's Head of Data Harry Carr is joined by one of the co-ordinators of the study - Chris Prosser from the University of Manchester. #GE2017 #Corbyn #May #Labour #Tories #LibDems #SNP #Brexit
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Adam Boulton and guests chew over the big political issues of the week including the rights of EU citizens in the UK post-Brexit, the thorny issue of austerity in the public sector and the Conservatives' confidence and supply deal with the Democratic Unionist Party in order to prop up the government. Joining the discussion this week are freelance political journalist Marie Le Conte, Sky's senior political correspondent Beth Rigby and Sky's health correspondent Paul Kelso. #EU #Brexit #PublicSectorPayCap #DUP #GE2017
Marking the anniversary of the referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU, the Wales Governance Centre held an event in the Senedd with a number of presentations on aspects of Brexit. In this presentation Prof Roger Scully questions whether the UK General Election 2017 was really the ‘Brexit Election’. The videos of this event will be here (once published): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5e0LFsOYWruuDLV1lN6G3eapIBuu3lYS For more from the Wales Governance Centre: https://twitter.com/WalesGovernance For more about Wales and Brexit: https://twitter.com/WelshBrexitCU and you can follow all things Golau: https://twitter.com/golau_podcast
The Social Media and Politics Podcast is a podcast bringing you innovative, first-hand insights into how social media is changing the political game. Subscribe for interviews and analysis with politicians, academics, and leading industry experts to get their take on how social media influences the ways we engage with politics and democracy. Connect with us on Twitter @SMandPPodcast & Facebook: Social Media and Politics Podcast In this episode, Sam Jeffers, co-founder of Who Targets Me, joins the podcast to discuss how sponsored Facebook ads were used by political parties in the 2017 British General Election. Who Targets Me is a project collecting targeted Facebook ads via a Google Chrome extension, and its aim is to shed light on who's posting political dark ads as well as who's being targeted. We discuss the project and what the initial data shows from GE2017. You can follow Sam on Twitter @wrklsshrd.
Following the UK General Election on 8th June 2017, Ellis speaks to Jessica Metheringham, the Parliamentary Engagement Officer at Quakers in Britain. Jess reports on Quaker action during the campaign on key issues like nuclear disarmament and economic inequality and how to keep these on the agenda. She also reflects on the impact of the Lobbying Act on civil society's voice during the election. Read more about Quakers and the Lobbying Act on the ACEVO website: https://acevoblogs.wordpress.com/2017/06/02/quakers-and-the-lobbying-act/ Follow @politicalQuaker and @ScotPolQuaker on Twitter
Adam Boulton and guests discuss a dramatic week in politics as the fallout from the election throws up more questions than answers. What will a deal with the DUP look like? How long can a minority government last? What next for Labour? And the big question of our time, what next for Brexit? Joining Adam in the studio are freelance journalist Abi Wilkinson, The Telegraph's Asa Bennett, Sky's Ireland correspondent David Blevins and Head of Data Harry Carr. #GE2017 #Brexit #DUP #GrenfellTowerFire
In this bonus podcast Sky's Head of Data Harry Carr talks to the man behind YouGov's 'multilevel regression and post-stratification' model which successfully predicted a hung parliament at the 2017 general election. Ben Lauderdale - who's an associate professor at the department of methodology at the London School of Economics and Political Science - explains the methods behind MRP and how it's helped restore faith in opinion polling following a difficult few years. #GE2017 #skynews #polling
News and analysis from Sky News Radio - #Election2017 #GE2017 #ArleneFoster #DUP #TheresaMay #EU #Brexit #Inflation #LondonBridge #CharlieGard #Parliament
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #GE2017 #HungParliament #Vote2017 #TheresaMay #DUPcoalition
In this final edition of Blurrt Out The Vote, Tom Price and Jason Smith use the Blurrt technology to analyse Twitter, rise above the echo chambers of Election Day and make a bold, final prediction of the outcome.
It's General Election week, but there'll be no talk of #GE2017 here (firstly, it's already over.) Instead, we discuss Prince William's revelatory interview with GQ - and Princess Diana's relationship with the media. Also in today's episode, we discuss Miss Eaves' music video ‘Thunder Thighs' and the new spate of ‘body posi' bloggers; and whether purely inhabiting your body could be more progressive than ‘owning' it. Also noteworthy: Dolly is addicted to Wagamama and Pandora went to see the Baywatch movie. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review for The High Low on iTunes! Every review helps. You can e-mail us thehighlowshow@gmail.com and follow us on Twitter @thehighlowshow - we post all links to articles, films, products there. If you like the sound of the books we mention, you can follow us on Good Reads @ http://goodreads.com/thehighlowshow where we update our book shelf with what we love, what we have read, and what we intend to read. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this final edition of Blurrt Out The Vote, Tom Price and Jason Smith use the Blurrt technology to analyse Twitter, rise above the echo chambers of Election Day and make a bold, final prediction of the outcome.
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #LondonAttacks #LondonBridge #TheresaMay #JeremyCorbyn #GE2017
With the General Election around the corner, I wanted to take a look at the funniest General Election tweets. I searched the #GE2017 hashtag and found some crackers... or at least they made me laugh.
It's the final day before polling day, so Tom Price and Jason Smith from Blurrt hack into the key social data at this crucial point. Trident, car crash television and fish fingers are the order of the day, with an excellent finale courtesy of MP Greg Knight's new campaign video.
It's the final day before polling day, so Tom Price and Jason Smith from Blurrt hack into the key social data at this crucial point. Trident, car crash television and fish fingers are the order of the day, with an excellent finale courtesy of MP Greg Knight's new campaign video.
Adam Boulton is joined by The Times' senior political correspondent Lucy Fisher and Sky's Head of Data Harry Carr to take a deep breath and review the past seven weeks of general election campaigning. They discuss the personalities, the stand-out moments and the impact the campaigns have had on the volatile opinion polls. They also look forward to results night and pinpoint the seats to watch as the declarations come in. #GE2017 #SkyNews #AOP
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #LondonAttacks #LondonBridge #TheresaMay #JeremyCorbyn #GE2017 #ManchesterArenaAttack #ManchesterOneLove
In our first episode, we chat to founder Sarah Millican, Jen Brister tells us about being 'the other mother', film buffs Yosra Osman and Day Moibi talk black cinema in 2017 and the team – Mickey Noonan, Hannah Dunleavy and Jen Offord – chat about women's issues in GE2017 and kick off Dunleavy Does Disney. Nope, not the weirdest porn film you've never seen, but rather our brilliant dep ed tackling Disney films with logic, feminism and funnies to see how they fare. This week, Beauty and the Beast. ADMIN: Our music was composed and recorded by Barry Hilton, all rights reserved. Thanks to David Young, Mary Young and John Clare for their help with the stings. We have an archive full of excellent articles at www.standardissuemagazine.com. You can write to us at mailbag@standardissuemagazine.com, follow us on Twitter at @StandardIssueUK or find us on Facebook and Instagram. All of our podcasts are available on iTunes and Podomatic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In This Episode Paul and Gerry Look at the SCL Group, Cambridge Analytica and who really controls your social media, DO you know where your adverts are coming from, are you being targeted? it sounds far fetched but they are not scared about openly telling you they are doing it... if you are willing to listen.
Episode Seven: In which we argue about British politics actually being exciting. Also featuring special guest and professional 'sexual cuckservative' Luke Gittos, who lays down the law.
In the final TyskySour before #GE2017, Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani chat police cuts, polls and a beautiful future.
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #LondonAttacks #LondonBridge #GE2017 #ManchesterArena #ManchesterOneLove
It's the Amy Talks Politics Election Special, where I chat all about the Channel 4/Sky Battle For Number 10 Debate, Labour's recent gaffes and the psychic powers of ITN's Political Editor Robert Peston, along with much more.
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #GE2017 #ParisAgreement #ManchesterArena #craigmackinlay
With less than a week until the General Election, Adam Boulton and guests discuss the art of the political interview and whether they get the 'strong and stable' verdict from voters. The Plymouth Herald's Sam Blackledge shares his experience of interviewing the PM and learning nothing new. Also on the podcast, Sky's political correspondent Darren McCaffrey and Election Analyst Professor Michael Thrasher assess the impact of interviews, debates and opinion polls as the parties step up their campaigns. #GE2017 #skynews
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #Brexit #GE2017 #NigelFarage #RoyBarraclough #ParisAgreement
In a week where Jeremy Paxman grilled the leaders of the two main parties, Tom, Jason and special guest Elena Cresci from The Guardian grill the social media data around the General Election to see where the land lies with just a week to go. How did they cope with the interviews, how was Corbyn received on the One Show, and have the Blurrt predictions changed since last week?
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #GE2017 #Ianpaterson #Kabul #Manchester #Arsenal #Wenger
In a week where Jeremy Paxman grilled the leaders of the two main parties, Tom, Jason and special guest Elena Cresci from The Guardian grill the social media data around the General Election to see where the land lies with just a week to go. How did they cope with the interviews, how was Corbyn received on the One Show, and have the Blurrt predictions changed since last week?
News and analysis from Sky News Radio #GE2017 #SNPmanifesto #Sturgeon #Zoo #BA #RolfHarris #Manchester #AndyMurray
Rhea Stevens is joined by Amy Bainton, Natasha Davies and Owen Hathway to discuss the ideas in #GE2017 manifestos
This week's podcast is a wide ranging discussion that starts with the theory of economic democracy and takes the listener into more blunt analysis of where Scotland and Britain stand in the UK election campaign. Prof Cumbers joined Derek Bateman and regular contributor, playwright and author Peter Arnott, who chewed over another grim week in British public life, overshadowed as it was by the murder of 22 people and maiming of any more by a suicide bomber in the foyer of a Manchester concert venue. What happens between now and election day on May 8? It seems (if YouGov polling is correct) that Theresa May has turned an unassailable lead of 20 points into a nail-biter. Can Corbyn catch her? Or is this just another poll of the type that claimed a late surge to Yes in September 2014? Whatever, there may even be a chance that this election might turn out to be interesting after all...
Tom Price and Jason Smith, CEO of Blurrt, reflect on the Manchester bombing - which has paused general election campaigning early this week - but also talk through the stories that were making the news before Monday night's attack, including Twitter's verdict on the party manifestos and the ITV Leaders' Debate.
Tom Price and Jason Smith, CEO of Blurrt, reflect on the Manchester bombing - which has paused general election campaigning early this week - but also talk through the stories that were making the news before Monday night's attack, including Twitter's verdict on the party manifestos and the ITV Leaders' Debate.
I am joined by my good friend Doctor "Lee" @SimplyLee14 as we discuss the NHS in detail. > How it's structured > How its funded > The truth about privatisation > How the NHS compares with other systems > Who has the best policies for NHS in #GE2017 > What is the most efficient way for the NHS to operate
Halfway through the general election campaign, the various party manifestos slipping into the public consciousness, and the opinion polls remain largely unchanged. Is the UK sleepwalking towards a massive Tory majority? Are their Scottish bedfellows going to consolidate the opposition vote north of the Border? What on earth is Labour up to? How are the SNP responding to all this? And if the Tories win, will they interpret victory as good reason to fend off a second independence poll, or even to diminish Scottish devolution? Podcast regular host Derek Bateman summoned the collective opinions of journalists and commentators Angela Haggerty, editor of Common Space and Sunday Herald columnist, and Maurice Smith, TV producer and media commentator, to make some sense of it all.
Adam Boulton is joined by The Spectator's Katy Balls and Sky's Head of Data Harry Carr to assess the manifestos published this week by Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives. Do voters actually read them? How popular are the policies and are they economically sound? They'll also discuss the latest opinion polls and examine the state of the parties three weeks before the general election. #GE2017 #SkyNews
#economy, #GE2017, #radio, #BBC5live, #WakeUptoMoney
Tom is joined by head of all things Blurrt, Jason Smith and Valerie Livingston from political consultants News Direct, as they see how planet twitter has responded to a General Election week of policy pledges, cyber attacks and, er, fish fingers.
Tom is joined by head of all things Blurrt, Jason Smith and Valerie Livingston from political consultants News Direct, as they see how planet twitter has responded to a General Election week of policy pledges, cyber attacks and, er, fish fingers.
#economy, #economicinterventionism, #radio4today, #GE2017
In this recorded conversation ahead of #GE2017, Andrew and I explore the joys, perils, responsibilities and successes of running a new #charity within the homelessness sector. How tough is it to support people in housing chaos currently? This interview helps to reveal the full picture. #homelessness #ukhousing #Hull
Land across Lancashire is at risk of fracking, a new form of fossil fuel extraction that is set to threaten the UK's ability to meet its low carbon commitments. Planning permission has been granted for fracking at Preston New Road in Lancashire, between Blackpool and Preston. Pendle Hill Area Meeting Quakers joined together to organise a meeting for worship for witness against fracking atop Pendle Hill, a historic site for Quakers. The land that can be seen from Pendle Hill is licensed for fracking, or at risk of being so. Jon Martin went along to hear from those who attended the meeting for worship on 6 May. It's urgent that we move beyond reliance on fossil fuels. This means campaigning against fracking, and many other types of action too. Sunniva Taylor, Sustainability and Peace Programme Manager, celebrates 19 area meeting fossil fuel divestment commitments and outlines key climate change questions to put to parliamentary candidates before the general election on 8 June. We need their answers – and their actions. For further information about the general elections, and question to ask candidates, go to www.quakervote.org.uk. A note for listeners: whilst fracking receives government support in England, this issue will be devolved to the Welsh Assembly next year. Listeners in Scotland can take action to uphold and strengthen the Scottish Government's moratorium on fracking by responding to the official online consultation before 31 May. Find out more at www.quaker.org.uk/fracking. Twitter: @EarthEconQuaker @QuakerVote
Adam Boulton is joined by Sky's chief political correspondent Jon Craig, Head of Data Harry Carr and Politico's Annabelle Dickson to discuss the local elections and their potential impact on next month's general election. They'll also assess the fallout from Emmanuel Macron's success in France and what it means for Britain and the EU. Later in the podcast, Sky's Technology correspondent Tom Cheshire talks about 'The Invisible Campaign' and the role of big data and digital voter targeting. #GE2017 #Macron #Brexit #skynews
Our 5th #GE2017 conversation is with Martin Deane, Green Party candidate for #Hull North. Never ones to shy away from posing radical solutions to problems, Martin sheds some light on the ins and outs of #Green Party #housing & #homelessness policy, including a basic income for all. Wishful thinking?
In this recorded #GE2017 conversation for HumberHelp Ben Hanson, Programme Lead for Housing Strategy, explains that Hull City Council is currently putting together a renewed 'Preventing Homelessness Strategy' in consultation with many sector partners. He outlines the scope and content of the process, and invites further contribution. What would you add? #Hull #homelessness #ukhousing
So as Theresa May's husband puts the bins out, Blurrt Out The Vote begins with its study of how this election is playing out on Twitter.This week, presenter Tom Price and Blurrt CEO Jason Smith discuss Theresa and Philip's appearance on The One Show, Labour's campaign launch and early Twitter reaction to the prospect of a vote on the foxhunting ban.
So as Theresa May's husband puts the bins out, Blurrt Out The Vote begins with its study of how this election is playing out on Twitter.This week, presenter Tom Price and Blurrt CEO Jason Smith discuss Theresa and Philip's appearance on The One Show, Labour's campaign launch and early Twitter reaction to the prospect of a vote on the foxhunting ban.
Episode 3 of our NEW and Exciting podcast on Fake News, Politics and News from around the world, this time we are looking at the Local elections in the UK, Brexit, who owns the British media and a few other enjoyable pieces from UK Politics this month.
Our 4th pre-election housing and homelessness conversation is with Emma Hardy, Labour's candidate for Hull West and Hessle. She informs that issues regarding housing affordability and the private rental sector are regular conversations on the doorsteps whilst out canvasing locally. She also speaks passionately about #education being a route out of #poverty. #GE2017 #homelessness #housing (Photo reproduced with permission).
Episode Two of Aufhebunga Bunga tries to ingest Brexit and discusses #GE2017. Plus Luxembourgish rebellion and boring politics.
Pre-election #housing & #homelessness conversation with Andrew Young, Chair of Trustees - Emmaus Hull & East Riding. We chat about the pressures being put on homeless charities, and whether our responses to the homelessness crisis are innovative and radical enough. #GE2017 #Hull
Andrew Tickell enjoys studying failure. The law lecturer, political blogger and media commentator kicked off these theme as part of a conversation about our dearly beloved (unelected) Prime Minister, who has called an election next month in order to award herself some legitimacy. Well that's our script for the "bloody difficult" Tory leader in her pending wartime fantasy involving Europe. Andrew arrived in the studio to discuss all this and more with podcast host Derek Bateman, during a day when Mrs May's party took an unprecedented number of council seats across Scotland, mainly as the Labour vote dropped to embarrassing levels. Her tartan sidekick Ruth Davidson is claiming it as a victory for "the union" of course. And why not, what else would she be claiming?
Adam Boulton is joined by Sky's political correspondent Tamara Cohen and Head of Data Harry Carr to talk Brexit as Theresa May accuses EU leaders of trying to influence the general election. Later in the podcast, attention turns to mental health after it emerged the Everton footballer Aaron Lennon is receiving help for a stress related illness. The journalist and author of 'A Beginner's Guide To Losing Your Mind' Emily Reynolds joins the conversation. #Brexit #GE2017 #MentalHealth #skynews
Tom Price guides you through what to expect from this new series of podcasts, brought to you by leading social media insights platform, Blurrt.
2nd of our HUmberHelp pre-election #housing & #homelessness conversations, with #YMCA Humber CEO Malcolm Smith in #Grimsby, who says "People talk about young people being apathetic about politics, but that couldn't be farther from the truth." #GE2017 More conversations here: http://www.humberhelp.co.uk/ge17/general-election-2017.html
Tom Price guides you through what to expect from this new series of podcasts, brought to you by leading social media insights platform, Blurrt.
The British Prime Minister has called for the dissolution of Parliament and a snap General Election on 8th June. We discuss why she has made this sudden move, if it will pay off and if the Muslim community is ready for such a challenge?
In the 1st of our pre-election conversations at HumberHelp, keeping the debate wide and informed, we talk housing and homelessness with Carl Minns - Liberal Democrat candidate for Yorkshire East. More here: http://www.humberhelp.co.uk/ge17/general-election-2017.html #ukhousing #homelessness #GE2017
Read more at https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/it-s-not-apathy-but-inequality-that-threatens-our-democracy-ffg3wdcd7 #GE2017, #BrendaFromBristol, #voterapathy, #politicalinequality, #BBC, #radio
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