Podcast appearances and mentions of paul whiteley

The Donald is back. Another Trump presidency - with a Republican-dominated congress. So how will a world that looks back on 2016-2020 and shudders, deal with a volatile, unpredictable narcissist, who is now also convicted felon, in the White House? What will it mean for Ukraine, for Gaza, for China, for Europe? Paul Whiteley, Emeritus Professor of Government at the University of Essex, walks Phil and Roger through the likely challenges of Trump 2.0 for a world he says is now in a much more dangerous place. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome to Bethel Evangelical Church in Gorseinon and thank you for checking out this weeks sermon recordings. The 24th of September saw us hold our evening service from the building, with a livestream available via Facebook. Our visiting speaker, Paul Whiteley, returned to lead us into the 3rd chapter of Colossians. Sermon: Paul […]

Hello and welcome to Bethel Evangelical Church in Gorseinon and thank you for checking out this weeks sermon recordings. The 24th of September saw us host our Sunday morning service from the church building, with a livestream available via Facebook. The service was led by our visiting speaker for the day, Paul Whiteley of Emmanuel […]

Hello and welcome to Bethel Evangelical Church in Gorseinon and thank you for checking out this weeks sermon recordings. The 24th of September saw us hold our evening service from the building, with a livestream available via Facebook. Our visiting speaker, Paul Whiteley, returned to lead us into the 3rd chapter of Colossians. Sermon: Paul […]

Hello and welcome to Bethel Evangelical Church in Gorseinon and thank you for checking out this weeks sermon recordings. The 24th of September saw us host our Sunday morning service from the church building, with a livestream available via Facebook. The service was led by our visiting speaker for the day, Paul Whiteley of Emmanuel […]

Is the party over? After 13 years in power, are the Conservatives looking at more than just electoral failure sometime between now and 2025? Has something fundamental shifted in UK politics post-Brexit and post-COVID? Are the Tories looking at an existential crisis as their support base shrinks or dies off? Paul Whiteley, Emeritus Professor at Essex University's Department of Government has been crunching 70 years of polling data and he shares it with Phil and Roger. It won't be happy listening for Number 10 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trump, Who Has Contempt For the Law, Has an Unqualified Judge He Appointed Give Him More Than He Asked For | After Months of Leadership Paralysis, the UK Has a New PM Who Promises Tax Cuts For the Rich While Most Britons Can't Pay Their Utility Bills | The Role Of Ranked Choice Voting in the Recent Elections in Alaska backgroundbriefing.org/donate twitter.com/ianmastersmedia facebook.com/ianmastersmedia

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When Theresa May first called a snap election for June 8, she was brimming with confidence. She was predicted a whopping majority – after all, why would she trigger a vote if she wasn’t sure of victory? Now, with less than a week until polling day, the picture is far less rosy for the incumbent. She has been roundly criticised for failing to engage with citizens in a meaningful way on the campaign trail and continues to struggle to recover from the social care policy fiasco that dogged her manifesto launch. Then came Jeremy Corbyn’s mic drop. Just hours before the BBC was to broadcast its seven-way party debate, the Labour leader agreed to take part. The prime minister, on the other hand, was a no show. This week, we look at the highlights from that debate and ask how serious a mistake it was for May not to take part. Paul Whiteley, from the University of Essex, is also helping us understand the volatile situation we’re currently seeing in the election polls. Is that forecast about Labour massively narrowing the Conservative lead to be believed? Meanwhile, the Scottish National Party published its election manifesto this week. Craig McAngus, from the University of Aberdeen, trawled through the document to work out if and when we can expect a second independence referendum, and what that means for Brexit. But will either of our guests be brave enough to predict the results for general election 2017? This is the final Election Weekly before polling day but we’ll be back again on June 9 to pore over the results of this snap vote. Join us then to find out who will be at the helm of the good ship United Kingdom as it heads into Brexit … and beyond. And for some further reading this week, why not join this linguist as he explores the bad language that’s been dropped on the campaign trail by these potty-mouthed politicians. Music in Election Weekly is Chasin’ It, by Jason Shaw. A big thank you to City University London’s Department of Journalism for letting us use their studios.

John Springford talks to Matthew Goodwin, Paul Whiteley and Florence Faucher on the reasons the UK voted to leave, how these political trends played out in the French elections, and lessons for the EU 27.

Masters student Robert Struthers has been speaking to Dr Tom Quinn and Professor Paul Whiteley about the EU Referendum result and consequences for British politics. As well as the campaign and the result, the podcast covers the Labour leadership election, the future of the Conservatives under Theresa May, UKIP's electoral prospects, and the prospect of Scottish independence.

Do you feel your personal finances are getting any better as the economy improves? Professor Paul Whiteley highlights the problems for the Coalition in persuading the public that a better economy is making a difference in their pockets. Professor Whiteley is speaking at our panel discussion on the Coalition on Tuesday 3 February: www.essex.ac.uk/fifty/research/government.aspx

Professor Paul Whiteley from the Department of Government at the University of Essex discusses the issues which could influence the outcome of the General Election. Professor Whiteley is speaking at our panel discussion on the Coalition on Tuesday 3 February: www.essex.ac.uk/fifty/research/government.aspx

Professor Paul Whiteley from the Department of Government at the University of Essex explains his prediction for the outcome of the 2015 General Election and it might not be quite what you expect. Read more about the prediction at: www.essex.ac.uk/news/event.aspx?e_id=7361 Professor Whiteley is speaking at our panel discussion on the Coalition on Tuesday 3 February: www.essex.ac.uk/fifty/research/government.aspx

Rev. Paul Whiteley preaches on what is a tithe? Malachi 3: 6-12; Psalm 30 & Matthew 5: 17-20

John 14: 15-21. Paul Whiteley preaching.

John 10: 1-10. Paul Whiteley preaching

John 10:1-10. Paul Whiteley preaching.

John 14: 1-14. Paul Whiteley preaching.

Paul Whiteley preaching

Luke 24:13-35. Paul Whiteley preaching

The political implications and responses from Westminster are discussed by Professor Paul Whiteley from the Department of Government. at the University of Essex. Professor Whiteley was appearing at a special breakfast briefing organised by the Research and Enterprise Office at the University of Essex. For more information visit: www.essex.ac.uk/reo