Podcast appearances and mentions of nicholas wilkinson

Screenwriter Stuart Wright talks to David Nicholas Wilkinson, director of the epic documentary GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER(S). After its theatrical release in 2021, it was 17th in The Guardian's 50 Best Films Of 2021. MORE 4 will broadcast GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER(S) on UK TVPart 1 on 27th January - Holocaust Memorial Day at 21:00. They have, with David's full blessing, decided, rather than broadcast the full 175 minutes, which is tough going, to put it over two nights.Part 2 follows on Saturday, 28th January, at the same time.It will also be on All 4.Channel 4 have taken the almost unprecedented step of broadcasting each part without any adverts... This film is two decades plus in the making with a tiny budget. "Pass it on", as we used to say, school.  If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a five-star review wherever you get your podcasts. It really helps others to discover the Britflicks Podcast.CreditsIntro/Outro music is Rocking The Stew by Tokyo Dragons (www.instagram.com/slomaxster/)Podcast for www.britflicks.com. Written, produced and hosted by Stuart WrightSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/britflicks-com-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode Narcissism Expert Dr Supriya McKenna and top UK lawyer Karin Walker speak to barrister Nicholas Wilkinson from leading London chambers One Hare Court. Nick has a wealth of experience in dealing with cases involving narcissists, and has been the instructed barrister in a number of high profile cases. He recently successfully represented Princess Haya of Jordan in the High Court during her divorce from the Ruler of Dubai. In this episode Nick runs through the specific considerations that are necessary when  cross examining a narcissist on the witness stand, and gives his tips for how to do so. They also discuss the use of terms such as 'gaslighting' in court and why a narcissist's bad behaviour will not usually be relevant in determining a financial settlement. Karin explains the misconception that many people have that the family court is able to financially punish people for bad behaviour and deliver retribution. 

In this episode narcissism expert Dr Supriya McKenna and top family lawyer Karin Walker speak with acclaimed barrister Nicholas Wilkinson, from One Hare Court Chambers. Nick has a deep understanding of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and has been involved in many high conflict cases. He even successfully represented Princess Haya of Jordan in her recent high profile divorce from the Ruler of Dubai. They discuss how common it is, in Nick's experience, for solicitors to be unaware that narcissism is at play in their cases. They also talk about how difficult it is to spot a covert (closet) narcissist in court proceedings and why it is so dangerous to miss this type. Supriya and Karin give their tips for lawyers on how to recognise the covert narcissist, including the giveaways in correspondence between solicitors. They discuss how the true narcissist has an overriding sense of entitlement in the divorce, which they cannot be talked out of and which doesn't subside at all over time. Nick makes the point that it is particularly hard to spot covert narcissists on the 'other side' because what might look like a sense of entitlement could actually be an aggressive stance taken by their lawyers, rather than by the client themselves.

In this episode narcissism expert Dr Supriya McKenna and top UK family lawyer Karin Walker talk to highly acclaimed barrister Nicholas Wilkinson, who is most recently known for successfully representing Princess Haya of Jordan (the former wife of the ruler of Dubai)  in the High Court. Nick, who has an exceptionally deep understanding  of NPD, explains the specifics of why it is so important for family law barristers to understand narcissism, and the potential pitfalls of not recognising it in their clients or in the client 'on the other side'. 

Skal rusmisbrukere straffes eller behandles? Er det trusselen om straff som holder folk flest borte fra rus? Eller er det utfordringer folk har med seg, som gjør at rus blir løsningen. Bør rusfeltet forvaltes av helsepersonell eller Politi? Inger Silka Zadig og Nicholas Wilkinson informerer debatten.

I 2018 fikk Nicholas Wilkinson erfare hva det innebærer å bli alvorlig syk. Kunnskapen og innsiktene det ga ham har han tatt med seg i rollen som folkevalgt stortingspolitiker for SV. Har du tips til gjester eller temaer du vil høre mer om i podcasten? Send oss dine forslag: www.spisdegfri.no/tips

I 2018 fikk Nicholas Wilkinson erfare hva det innebærer å bli alvorlig syk. Kunnskapen og innsiktene det ga ham har han tatt med seg i rollen som folkevalgt stortingspolitiker for SV. Har du tips til gjester eller temaer du vil høre mer om i podcasten? Send oss dine forslag: www.spisdegfri.no/tips

I dag gruer mange seg til å gå til tannlegen, ikke bare av frykt for hull i tennene, men også av frykt for utgiftene. SV sitt mål er at det ikke skal koste mer å gå til tannlegen enn å gå til legen. I denne episoden blir vi bedre kjent med SVs helsepolitisk talsperson Nicholas Wilkinson og lærer mer om SVs tannhelsepolitikk. Hvordan skal vil de organisere den offentlige tannhelsetjenesten og hva skjer med de private tannlegene? Blir det flere reguleringer, og har SV pengene til det de vil oppnå?

Nicholas Wilkinson er Stortingsrepresentant for SV. I forrige uke skrøt han av Blindeforbundets arbeid. Hjemmekontoret. Dagens aviser.

Hvordan brer resistensen om seg, og hvordan finansierer vi nye antibiotika når resistente bakterier blir en stadig større trussel?Nicholas Wilkinson er stortingspolitiker for SV og sitter i helse- og omsorgskomiteen.Sissel Lønning Andresen er daglig leder i Pfizer Norge. Vert i podkasten er Kim Gabrielli, direktør i UN Global Compact Norge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are processed foods and urbanisation numbing children’s sensory abilities, and should we teach them to smell, touch, taste and even listen to their food to improve their diets and self-awareness? Emily Thomas meets three people from different parts of the world who work in ‘sensory food education’, which encourages children to explore all aspects of a food. They want young people to be taught these skills in schools, but is this really a job for teachers rather than parents? And could sensory food education really be as important as numeracy and literacy? Our guests this week are Stina Algotson, president of Sapere International in Sweden; Dr Nicholas Wilkinson, co-founder of Flavour School in the UK; and Srimathi Kannan, a sensory food educator at the University of Michigan in the US. (Photo: Infant smelling banana. Credit: Getty Images/ BBC)

Host Stuart Wright talks with David Nicholas Wilkinson = writer, producer and director of the documentary POSTCARDS FROM THE 48%. POSTCARDS FROM THE 48% is out on DVD, iTunes and other VOD platforms on Monday 1st October 2018 Website at https://www.postcards48.eu Twitter at @postcards_48 Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/postcards48/ Follow your podcast host at @leytonrocks Please leave me a review in iTunes - this helps attract more listeners. Credits Photo of Stephen Volk by Peter Coleborn Intro/Outro music is by Chris Read. For more see www.thecomposers.tv Podcast from www.britflicks.com You can support the @Britflicks podcast by pledging money via www.patreon.com/stuartwright and/or subscribing to it via iTunes

** Kongelig feber i Norge - og minner for livet for fansen. - Kongen er for alle, sier blomster- Finn, mens norsk-britiske Nicholas Wilkinson ikke skjønner poenget. ** Nesten alle jeg kjenner krangler med poden om leksene, sier mamma og forfatter. Hun mener lekser på barneskolen skaper skoletapere, mens høyrepolitiker slår et slag for leksene. ** Er du blitt litt mer skeptisk til russere og kinesere i det siste? PST advarer mot utenlandske agenter i Norge

AUF vil ha omkamp om konsekvensutredning sør for Lofoten, til tross for landsmøtevedtak i Arbeiderpartiet. Leder i AUF, Mani Hussaini møter fylkesleder i Rogaland AP, Stanley Wirak. Skifte politisk standpunkt når du har foreslått noe upopulært? Nyvalgt stortingsrepresentant for SV, Nicholas Wilkinson og Minerva-skribent Jan-Arild Snoen diskuterer. Programleder: Espen Aas

En miniepisode i anledning Brexit: Audun er på Gjøvik, Hans Olav er i Oslo, og Storbritannia er ute av EU. Audun spør avtroppende SU-leder Nicholas Wilkinson hva han stemte i Brexit-avstemningen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SU-leder Nicholas Wilkinson er både norsk og britisk statsborger og skal stemme i EU-avstemningen. Men HVA SKAL HAN STEMME? Lahlum og Lysbakken prøver å avgjøre det britiske valget ved å overbevise ham. Og hva skjedde med fraværsgrensen – og har Audun *egentlig* gyldig fravær til stortingsmøtet? Denne ukens ubudne gjest: stortingsklokken, Stortingets skoleklokke. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Treng vi dei nasjonale fråversgrensene i vidaregåande skule? SV utfordrar Høgre. Nicholas Wilkinson og Henrik Asheim. FNs høgkommisær for flyktningar utfordra Norge og åtvarar mot nokre av innstrammingane i NRK-programmet "Torp" i går. Høyr korleis Sylvi Listhaug svarar. Programleiar: Håvard Grønli.

Vi hadde besøk av Anna Kvam fra Grønn Ungdom, Nicholas Wilkinson fra Sosialistisk Ungdom og Heidi Fulgesang leder av Høyres Studenter. De diskuterer statsbudsjettet for 2016 i denne episoden av Emneknaggen. Programleder Mari Nyberget leder debatten.