Podcasts about pm theresa may

In our final episode, the team look back at 6 years of change and chaos in politics. How does this week's row over WASPI women and Labour's new government link back to former PM Theresa May trying wrangle a Brexit deal through during her premiership? How did the constitutional debate develop, and where did that leave parties like the SNP? The team reflect on half a decade of intense politics, from pandemics to protests, supreme court wrangling to parliamentary clashing.

The tragedy at Grenfell seven long years ago was one that was entirely avoidable. That was the conclusion today of the inquiry, which stated baldly that those 72 deaths in a high rise fire in west London would not have happened without a culture of dishonesty, greed on the part of the construction companies, and denial by the government who knew the dangers of flammable cladding but did nothing. What happens now for the families of the victims? Does this give closure? Or provoke rage? And will anyone face prosecution for the part they played? Lewis and Emily take you back to the night it happened, and their reporting in the days and weeks afterwards - that interview with PM Theresa May - and ask what now for the hundreds of thousands of people who still live with the consequences of buildings that are deemed unsafe.Editor: Tom HughesProducer: Natalie IndgeDigital Editor: Michaela WaltersSocial Media Editor: Georgia FoxwellVideo Production: Rory Symon & Shane FennellyDigital Journalists: Michael Baggs & Jacob PaulWin a money-can't-buy meet-and-greet with Jon, after enjoying a live podcast recording by pre-ordering a copy of his new book Strangeland here…www.waterstones.com/win/strangeland-prize-drawYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The News Agents"The News Agents is brought to you by HSBC UK - https://www.hsbc.co.uk/https://store.global.com/collections/the-news-agents

New host Aggie Chambre takes us inside the world of TV News, and asks how the advent of 24-hour rolling coverage has shaped British politics.Sky News presenter Sophy Ridge explains the importance of the Sunday shows to the Westminster news cycle, and reveals the reaction from Downing Street after she asked then-PM Theresa May a question she really didn't want to answer.Her outgoing boss John Ryley, head of Sky News, tells the podcast how his channel transformed 24-hour political coverage, and takes a final swipe at his TV news competitors. ITV's Rachel Bradley and veteran broadcaster Michael Crick lift the lid on the art of the doorstep interview, while former Culture Secretary John Whittingdale explains the misery of embarking on a round of broadcast interviews.Craig Oliver recalls his time running David Cameron's comms operation and explains how much thought goes into every TV image. And Neil Kinnock, the former Labour leader, explains what really happened that time he fell over on Brighton beach — and how much damage the endless TV coverage caused him. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Boris has never been more popular as he leads the successful Leave campaign during the Brexit referendum. He couldn't be in a stronger position to become Prime Minister...until an old ally turns into an adversary. But when new PM Theresa May gives him a surprise top cabinet job, how will Boris use his new position to his advantage?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Cathleen, Eshaan and Sharne discuss Boris Johnson's lockdown fine "apology" in the House of Commons and Keir Starmer's reaction to it. They also discuss Priti Patel's statement on Rwanda, and particularly her confrontation with ex-PM Theresa May. Keep in touch: Join the Left Whingers Community Follow us on Twitter Find us on Instagram Like us on Facebook Credit to Leyton for our brilliant theme music, you can find more of his work here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5EoEk5ulYJgi3F56orFFWb?si=78tQvMSHTIWOStzMQET7uQ [Edited by Brandon]

Russia has banned entry to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and several other top officials after the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on Russia over its military operation in Ukraine. Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says the step was taken as a response to London's unbridled information and political campaign aimed at isolating Russia internationally, creating conditions for restricting our country and strangling the domestic economy. Russia's entry blacklist includes UK Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, former PM Theresa May and the first minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon.

After Partygate, the scandal that has jeopardised Boris Johnson's Premiership, Adrian Goldberg asks do we need Leveson 2 - an investigation into links between the press, the police and politicians. This was originally proposed by High Court Judge Sir Brian Leveson at the conclusion of his Inquiry into press ethics in. 2012, but was scrapped by then PM Theresa May in 2018. Adrian hears from Peter Jukes, executive editor of Byline Times, former Times night editor Katherine O'Donnell, and campaigner Alastair Morgan, who fights for justice on behalf of his murdered brother Daniel. Funded by subscriptions to the Byline Times. Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg and Harvey White

After Partygate, the scandal that has jeopardised Boris Johnson's Premiership, Adrian Goldberg asks do we need Leveson 2 - an investigation into links between the press, the police and politicians. This was originally proposed by High Court Judge Sir Brian Leveson at the conclusion of his Inquiry into press ethics in. 2012, but was scrapped by then PM Theresa May in 2018.Adrian hears from Peter Jukes, executive editor of Byline Times, former Times night editor Katherine O'Donnell, and campaigner Alastair Morgan, who fights for justice on behalf of his murdered brother Daniel.Funded by subscriptions to the Byline Times.Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg and Harvey White See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Prime Minister has written to the Commons Speaker to propose new lobbying rules for MPs. While some may welcome the measure, like former PM Theresa May, who gave a blistering critique of the way the Owen Paterson affair was handled, others in his party might not be so happy. ‘The challenge for him is that it is going to worsen relations with a bit of the Parliamentary party that he already finds it difficult to deal with.' – James Forsyth  Max Jeffery sits down with James Forsyth and Katy Balls to discuss these possible changes and what they could mean for parliament. As well as looking at the issues of racism in cricket and the suspension of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.  Subscribe to The Spectator today and get a £20 Amazon gift voucher: www.spectator.co.uk/voucher  And stay on top of all the day's news with our Evening Blend Newsletter: www.spectator.co.uk/blend 

This time on #SWYSI, Nick Timothy, author, columnist and former Downing Street Chief of Staff under PM Theresa May, discusses English identity and the future of the Union, arguing that England has been denied the voice it deserves by elites who would rather Englishness didn't exist. --------------- SUBSCRIBE: If you are enjoying the show, please subscribe to our channel on YouTube (click the Subscribe Button underneath the video and then Click on the Bell icon next to it to make sure you Receive All Notifications) AUDIO: If you prefer Audio you can subscribe on itunes or Soundcloud. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-923838732 itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/s... SUPPORT/DONATE: The NCF channel is still very new and to continue to produce quality programming we need your support. Your donations will help ensure the channel not only continues but can grow into a major online platform challenging the cultural orthodoxies dominant in our institutions, public life and media. PAYPAL/ CARD PAYMENTS - ONE TIME & MONTHLY: You can donate in a variety of ways via our website: http://www.newcultureforum.org.uk/#do... It is set up to accept one time and monthly donations. ABOUT THE SHOW: So What You're Saying Is... (SWYSI) is a weekly discussion show with experts and significant figures from the political, cultural and academic worlds. The host is Peter Whittle (@PRWhittle), Founder & Director of The New Culture Forum, a Westminster-based think tank that seeks to challenge the cultural orthodoxies dominant in the media, academia, and British culture / society at large. JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Web: http://www.newcultureforum.org.uk F: https://www.facebook.com/NCultureForum/ Y: http://www.youtube.com/c/NewCultureForum T: http://www.twitter.com/NewCultureForum (@NewCultureForum)

Former education secretary Justine Greening joins Julie Etchingham in Episode Five to explain why the government is better at handling potholes than people and needs to change.The daughter of a Rotherham steel worker and first openly gay government minister resigned from the cabinet in 2018, before ultimately quitting Parliament, after then-PM Theresa May surprisingly moved her out of the key role in pushing social mobility.Now pursuing the goal outside politics, Justine critiques the government's pandemic performance, explains what Boris Johnson got wrong when it came to Matt Hancock's exit and recounts the emotional moment she tweeted the truth about her sexual orientation.You can read more about Justine's Social Mobility Pledge and why she's pursuing 14 levelling up goals across businesses, NHS Trusts, Councils and universities at https://www.levellingupgoals.org/

Professor Tom Solomon's guest this time is actor and impressionist Jan Ravens. They are joined by Scouse Scientist Holly Ellis and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's Dr Mike Beadsworth. This episode covers coronavirus, vaccines, risks of infection to doctors and Nicola Sturgeon ‘nutting' people. Some surprise guests (in the form of Jan's impressions!) include the aforementioned Nicola Sturgeon, former PM Theresa May, Home Secretary Priti Patel, and some very posh scousers.

The focus today is on central banks with the Bank of Japan holding rates steady but markets anticipating a 25-basis point cut from the U.S. Federal Reserve. President Trump, however, insists that ‘a small cut is not enough’. Asian stocks move higher as trade talks between Washington and Beijing resume in Shanghai and earnings are expected from Chinese tech giant Huawei. Sterling plunges to a 28-month low as Prime Minister Boris Johnson angles the U.K. to a no-deal Brexit saying that the withdrawal agreement negotiated by former PM Theresa May is now dead in the water. Also, in corporate news, meat substitute company Beyond Meat sees its shares fall in after-hours trading on plans to sell more shares. Its sales however, have increased three-fold in the second quarter.

I recently attended a landlord’s meeting and was shocked at the lack of knowledge in the room, especially regarding important changes which came into effect this month. Firstly, new legislation came into effect from the 1st of June under the Tenants Fees Act 2019 regarding charging tenants – what you can and cannot charge tenants. If you are a landlord and you ignore new letting rules, you could face fines of up to £30,000 and a criminal charge, according to the National Landlords Association (NLA). Secondly, many of the landlords were unaware of Section 24 removing mortgage interest tax relief on their buy-to-let mortgage. Finally, landlords had no idea that following a court ruling (Caridon Property Ltd v Monty Shooltz) Section 21 notices are invalid unless the gas safety certificate has been given to the tenant before the tenancy agreement has been signed. Listen for more details and PM Theresa May's speech this week on abolishing "no fault evictions", confirming the government's intention to repeal Section 21 of the 1988 Housing Act. The Government will shortly launch a consultation as to the proposed repeal of section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 in which landlords will have the opportunity to give their views to the government on this major proposed change. If you like further details a property courses, such as a one-day introduction to property investing, see learn how to build a property portfolio or drop me a line to charles@charleskelly.net I have a limited number of complimentary tickets to attend an excellent course run by experts, which will give you a clear overview into the market. Here are some of the courses coming up in the next few months: Multiple Streams Of Property Income (Three days of world-class training) Beginner Property Secrets (Full days training) Deal Packaging Discovery Day Serviced Accommodation Discovery No Money Down Discovery For full details and a list of further courses click here to learn how to become a UK property investor.

The future of Britain and Europe is the subject of the 138th episode. Nile Gardiner is our guest. He is Director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at the Heritage Foundation and a former senior aide to PM Thatcher. In this conversation, we discuss PM Theresa May’s tenure, the status of Brexit, the current leadership race, potential bilateral trade deals for Britain, the state of the Tories and Labor, the EU Elections, and what Britain and the EU look like in a post-Brexit world.

In this week's episode of Brexit: The Final Countdown, host Rebecca Hutson is joined by Thomas Hunt and Joe Barnes to dissect the SHOCK (or not so shock) results of the European Elections as Brussels prepares for an influx of Brexit Party MEPs. We also look at soon-to-be-former PM Theresa May's legacy and weigh up which Tory hopeful will be moving into 10 Downing Street VERY soon. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Hr 1: Pro-Life march gets NO love from mainstream media! AND... Xander Gibb, host of X-RAD says, to PM Theresa May... the people have spoken. They want to BREXIT. Do your job, Mrs. May, or RESIGN! Hr 2: Shouldn't we reasonably expect people to follow the rules and use some common sense so that the rest of us aren't penalized for their "carelessness"? AND... Is Cook County's tactic to reduce crime simply to decriminalize it? AND... Rev. Al Sharpton is BACK and calling for reparations. Hr 3: Trump said “The country is full... We can't do it anymore.” Detention areas keep filling up. Migrants keep coming in droves. AND... It was NEVER intended to be "abortion on demand without apology." Now California wants to mandate FREE abortions. Have you had your healthy dose of reality lately?

Hr 1: AOC says prayer isn't enough after latest shooting. AND... Did you see Beto's fantasy stories? AND... Xander Gibb host of X-RAD criticizes Britain's PM Theresa May's failure to execute the will of the people. Hr 2: Too bad for AOC. The more people see of her, the more people DISLIKE her. AND... Ret. Major General Paul Vallely on what China, Iran and North Korea think seeing our nation's own government turn on our president? Hr 3: Now an actual predator slipped through the cracks for Drag Queen Storytime. Not to worry. NEXT TIME they will check harder. AND... Socialism in the US. Yes. We have it. On the Reservations. Have you had your healthy dose of reality lately?

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW March 13, 2019 Wednesday, March 13th: Brexit Chaos - British lawmakers and the EU again rejected PM Theresa May’s Brexit deal. The UK Parliament is voting today if they will leave the EU by the March 29th deadline without a deal at all. Stateside, a federal judge is giving ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort “credit” for how he’s dealing with his sentence by hinting additional years won’t be added to his prison time. Joining today’s show is grassroots director of Liberty Hangout Kaitlin Bennett revealing what Americans can do when leftists harass them in public. Call and tune in now!

British parliament rejected PM Theresa May’s latest Brexit plan today. ICYMI, the EU and the UK are getting a divorce. But three years in, they still can’t agree on the terms. The biggest sticking point: the border with Ireland aka ‘the backstop.’ We’ll break it down, guvnah. In other news, the DOJ dropped the curtain on a huge college admissions scam this morning. And they implicate some familiar faces. (Whatever happened to predictability?) Also in today’s episode: millennials break a financial record, and the world wide web celebrates a big birthday. 

The Roy Green Show Podcast - Conservative Party of Canada Deputy Leader and Milton, Ontario MP Lisa Raitt is a member of the parliamentary Justice Committee pursuing the Trudeau/Wilson-Raybould/SNC-Lavalin case. Roy and MP Raitt discuss the case, and MP Raitt's tweet in which she wrote “It's not solely @puglaas who need complain about attempted political interference,” referring to Jody Wilson-Raybould by her Twitter handle. MP Rait continued “When the whole story is out, others may complain that the Office of the Prime Minister was interfering with the independence of the Attorney General's office.” What does Catherine Swift, WorkingCanadians.ca told us on air yesterday during Beauties and Beast segment that she has heard from an Ottawa source that Liberal MPs are considering crossing the floor in parliament. We pick up that story in this podcast. Brexit is down to its final days and the U.K. and its parliament are in a state of chaos, with PM Theresa May pledging she will lead the U.K. out of the E.U. on March 29. Meanwhile, Professor Jack Mintz, writing in the Financial Post, has an alert for Canadians: Alberta has better reasons for Albexit than Britain did for Brexit. What is the case for Albexit and are those who are saying it could never happen missing some very salient points?  Roy gets more from Dr. Mintz. On Friday the National Energy Board recommended that the Trans Mountain pipeline extension go forward has given the federal government 90 days to decide how and if the pipeline construction should happen. There will be consultations with 117 indigenous communities Stephen Buffalo of the Indian Resource Council joins the show to explain the perspective of First Nations. - Guests: Lisa Raitt, CPC MP, Member of the parliamentary Justice Committee pursuing the Trudeau/Wilson-Raybould/SNC-Lavalin case Catherine Swift, WorkingCanadians.ca, former CFIB President & CEO, has been described as "Canada's most powerful woman" Dr. Jack Mintz, President's Fellow of The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary Stephen Buffalo, President/CEO of the Indian Resource Council       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's another busy day in Trump's Amerikka. Before we get there, we turn our attention to the UK, where yesterday's Brexit vote was a disaster for PM Theresa May. UK Progressive's Denis Campbell joins in with an update. Then, today is Religious Freedom Day, but it's nothing like the name implies. Journalist and author Frederick Clarkson has been warning us about this for years, and joins us today to explain what's so dangerous about the "Christian" legislation these groups are pushing.

Britain's PM Theresa May's Brexit deal, the product of two years of tortuous negotiations in Brussels, was overwhelmingly rejected this evening by the House of Commons, 432 votes to 202. May is now in a race against time to revamp and resuscitate her deal before Britain's scheduled departure from the EU on March 29. Mrs. May has until Monday to say how she intends to proceed and announced immediate talks with senior MPs from all parties to try to identify “genuinely negotiable” changes to the deal that could win the backing of the Commons. What does this mean for Brexit and the EU going forward? If Brits voted to leave the EU, what is PM May trying to salvage?The Senate confirmation hearing for US attorney general nominee William Barr got underway today. President Donald Trump tapped Barr to replace fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Barr was attorney general during the administration of President George H.W. Bush. What did we learn from today's hearing? The Israel-Palestine issue is often described as one of the most intractable conflicts in the world. With the occupation now in its 52nd year, a solution remains elusive. A key factor in prolonging the conflict has been the United States' unconditional support for successive Israeli governments, which has helped entrench Israel's illegal presence in the occupied Palestinian territories. This support is shaped by headlines. Headlines matter. As studies have repeatedly shown, when it comes to reaching the general public, the words at the top of the page might be as important, if not more, than the text of articles themselves. A new study titled "50 Years of Occupation" published by 416Labs, a research and data analytics firm based in Canada, analyzed nearly 100,000 news headlines about the conflict in the American press from five major American publications — the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal — over the past five decades. We'll discuss the findings.Senior diplomats from Russia and the US are meeting in Geneva to discuss Washington's threat to pull out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. The treaty was signed by US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev on December 8, 1987, was ratified by the United States Senate on May 27, 1988, and came into force on June 1, 1988. What was it intended to do, and has it been successful? What's really going on here?GUEST:Alexander Mercouris — Editor-in-chief of The Duran. Leslie Proll — Civil rights lawyer, advisor to the NAACP on judicial nominations, former NAACP LDF Policy Director and former Alabama director of the US Department of Transportation.Usaid Siddiqui — Co-Founder of 416labs. Canadian based freelance writer who has written for PolicyMic, Aslan Media and Mondoweiss on current affairs. Mark Sleboda — Moscow-based international relations and security analyst.

With dualing travel advisories placed on China and Canada, how can citizens be safe travelling in both countries?   Guest - Phil Gurski, President and CEO, Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting   MPs in Britain are debating a no confidence motion after the defeat of PM Theresa May's Brexit deal. What's the latest?   Guest - Achim Hurrelmann, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Carleton University   A man in Fort McMurray lost 330 lbs after the Fort McMurray wildfires. He has now written a book on the experience. He joins Scott today.   Guest - Tony Bussey, Fort McMurray man who lost over 330 lbs after the wildfire

Our hosts, Sarah Kocianski and Ross Gallagher sit down with two great guests: Lois Ollerenshaw, Ventures Principal at NBS Ventures and Valentina Kristensen Director of Growth and Communications at Oaknorth to talk all about the latest news in fintech. Including: Standard Chartered’s new CEO and virtual banking licence, David has a great interview with Samir Subberwal, Head of Retail Banking at Standard Chartered to get the inside scoop on the story. Standard Chartered Bank in Hong Kong has set up an entity for its virtual bank and submitted its application for a virtual banking licence to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. HSBC’s new digital bank. HSBC’s close to launching a new standalone digital bank known as ‘Project Iceberg’ which is expected to focus on small business customers - possible beta launch this year. A banking industry source said: “All the big banks are recruiting hundreds of people to build ‘attacker’ brands within their own organisations.” TSB’s boss to step down after yet another outage. TSBs string of IT failures has ended with TSB chief Paul Pester stepping down after 7 years in charge. Chairman Richard Meddings will take on the role of executive chairman until a new chief executive is appointed. We asked the good people of Aldgate if they had heard of the TSB issues, or any bank outages and if so would that stop them banking with them? Post Brexit boost to African markets. As the UK leaves the European Union, the City of London will play an even greater role in financing the fastest-growing economies across Africa - according to PM Theresa May. UK-Nigeria trade was worth £4.2 billion last year - many UK companies e.g. British Airways, Unilever, GSK, Shell, SCB have successful operations in Nigeria. We have a fantastic interview with Anna Wallace from the FCA, who was with the PM in Africa last week and gave us the inside story on the FCA's plans for fintech in Africa. Yolt partnerships with Homelyfe and PensionBee. Pensionbee customers can now see their live pension balance within Yolt. Clare Reilly, Head of Corporate Development, PensionBee said: “The Yolt-PensionBee integration is a game-changer for UK pension savers, who have sadly been left languishing in the 20th century for far too long.” We have another great interview, this time with Lucy Woolfenden, Marketing Director at Yolt to tell us more about it. Australia's Big Four roll out real-time payments with Osko. Australia's New Payments Platform is expecting a surge in transactions as the country's Big Four banks roll out Osko, an overlay service which enables account-to-account real-time payments via e-mail and mobile phone numbers. With the Big Four now ready to go live, Osko will be available within the online banking channel of more than 60 financial institutions, reaching over 42 million consumer and business accounts. And finally, 'Bingeable,' 'biohacking' and 'fintech' are now officially words. All this and so much more on today's episode of Fintech Insider! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app. Spread the fintech love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. Let us know your thoughts @FintechInsiders and join the discussion by signing up at www.fintechinsidernews.com For any startups that are looking for Seed and Series A funding and think Nationwide would be a good strategic investor, you can get in touch with them via @NBSVentures on Twitter or email hello@nbsventures.co.uk This week's episode was written by Laura Watkins and Dhanum Nursigadoo, produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Michael Bailey. Special Guests: Anna Wallace, Lois Ollerenshaw, Lucy Woolfenden, Samir Subberwal, and Valentina Kristensen.

September 10th: Florence Incoming - Hurricane Florence is projected to be a Category 4 hurricane by its Thursday landfall into the Southeast US coast. Authorities urge people in North Carolina and South Carolina to be vigilant and plan ahead. Also, almost 17 years after the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center, Al-Qaeda is reportedly stronger than ever with over 20 thousand soldiers in Syria and Yemen alone. Across the Atlantic, UK opponent of PM Theresa May claims her new Brexit plan is “wrapping a suicide vest around Britain.”Joining today’s show is former liberal and founder of #WalkAway Brandon Straka sharing his mission to wake up the masses duped by leftism. Start your week informed. Call and tune in now!

PM Theresa May concludes a three-day trade mission to Africa; a UN report calls for senior figures in Myanmar's military to be tried for war crimes; and the Pope apologises for sexual abuse by Roman Catholic clergy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PM Theresa May concludes a three-day trade mission to Africa; a UN report calls for senior figures in Myanmar’s military to be tried for war crimes; and the Pope apologises for sexual abuse by Roman Catholic clergy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we are joined by that most gentle of journalists, that sensitive soul in Norwich Mic Wright and we call onto the field of battle our super sub pundit Doug Levy in San Fransisco!In a week that has seen England lose yet another semi final we ask, why is Donald Trump over here upsetting us all? Donald Trump has arrived in the UK for a four-day visit which will feature talks with our embattled PM Theresa May, crumpets with the Queen and a giant Trump baby blimp being flown over Westminster. How will we judge if the many protests to mark his visit have had an impact? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Blasting the British & Preventing Socialism in America. An important side-effect of the growing MAGA Economy is the keeping of collectivism at bay. A free and proud American Middle Class works wonders towards that end. However, the openly socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has now jumped into the leadership vacuum of the Democratic Party. How far can this phenomenon go? We consider French economist Thomas Piketty and his research on third-world resource distribution, an eventuality very much worth avoiding in America, but which remains the unconfessed goal of our Ruling Classes. Meanwhile, we vent some serious spleen against our British "allies" as they prepare for a cross-pond visit from President Trump. Will they fly their "Angry Baby Trump Blimp" in protest? We review the open borders globalist policies of PM Theresa May and London Mayor Sadiq Khan, as we trace the origins of SpyGate straight back to London. Shouldn't the Brits be apologizing for the despicable Christopher Steele and Stefan Halper? For their unconscionable meddling in our American election? We certainly think so, as we observe an intense waning of our formerly conspicuous Anglophilia. Special Relationship be damned. With Listener Calls & Music via Bill Monroe, Dwight Yoakam, SZA and Calvin Harris.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reshuffle kerfuffle: PM Theresa May's reshuffle is a bit of a damp squib. Toby Young resigned too and he wrote the book, "how to lose friends and alienate people". Is Theresa May taking the book to heart?NEW VIDEO DAILY MON-FRIMaggie and Pete leap in with opinion on PM May. Maggie gives an update on China and the thoughts of Xi Jinping. And the regular Bible feature at the end of the video.Sources: The Guardian on Theresa May's reshuffle https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jan/09/theresa-may-reshuffle-brings-on-more-women-and-ethnic-minoritieson Toby Young https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/jan/09/toby-young-resigns-office-for-studentsChina Daily on Xi's thought http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2017-11/25/content_34964887.htm

Reshuffle kerfuffle: PM Theresa May's reshuffle is a bit of a damp squib. Toby Young resigned too and he wrote the book, "how to lose friends and alienate people". Is Theresa May taking the book to heart? NEW VIDEO DAILY MON-FRI Maggie and Pete leap in with opinion on PM May. Maggie gives an update on China and the thoughts of Xi Jinping. And the regular Bible feature at the end of the video. Sources: The Guardian on Theresa May's reshuffle https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jan/09/theresa-may-reshuffle-brings-on-more-women-and-ethnic-minorities on Toby Young https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/jan/09/toby-young-resigns-office-for-students China Daily on Xi's thought http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2017-11/25/content_34964887.htm

Segments Include:- Jonesys Big Fact:  Number of guns in America.- "My tech savvy kid" We take your calls- Salim Mehajer is a wedding planner now.- We speak to Mythbusters star Adam Savage- Jamaction Line: School banking- We chat to Glenn and Sarah McGrath- NRL Calendar misprints- PM Theresa May's coughing fit- GooliesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After breaking free from the UN, PM Theresa May met with our PM Justin Trudeau to discuss a ‘working group' for post Brexit ties. May is promising a ‘seamless' transition from it's current EU based deals to post-Brexit bilateral ones. Guest - Dr Andrew Glencross, Senior Lecturer Dept. of Politics and International Relations, Aston University in Birmingham

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In today’s opening segment, Alessio Rastani from LeadingTrader.com and Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir discuss the way forward for PM Theresa May following last Friday’s election disaster and assess the impact of Yellen’s hawkish view on the markets. Mir says the “the Fed rate hikes were to be accompanied by tax cuts (which were inflationary) but now we only have rate hikes”. Listen to the full segment for more info on- Broker Recommendations The Trade of the Day FX Sentiment powered by Oanda #TheresaMay, #Yellen, #UK, #politics, #economy, #markets, #investing, #trading, #Fed, #interestrate, #forex, #commodities, #currencies, #equities, #stocks, #fundamentals, #macro, #technicals, #Finance

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Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir and Matt Brown take note of the headlines across the major newspapers, which are unanimous in their criticism of PM Theresa May's political disaster. "Markets do not like uncertainty", says Presenter Matt Brown. Check out the full segment to know if If another election is on the horizon? Will PM May's coalition government last long? Will Corbyn be able to form a government? #TheresaMay, #UK, #election, #politics, #macro, #finance

Professor Andrew Walter, Interim Director of the Melbourne School of Government joined us in the studio to discuss Brexit, the triggering of Article 50 by PM Theresa May, and the fall-out for Britain, the EU, Scotland and Ireland. Broadcast on 4th April 2017.

Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now? We find out from Ian Dunt – the man who wrote the book on it – who, as editor of politics.co.uk, is one of the UK’s most knowledgeable commentators on British, European and world politics. As a tumultuous week for #Brexit culminated with a toxic spat between PM Theresa May and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon , we invited Ian on to discuss what the hell really will happen next. He explains the importance of tariff rate quotas, why he lacks faith in those in public office, and how he forecasts the break up of Britain unless Westminster starts building bridges… fast. Grab a copy of his book – before all his predictions play out – from amazon.co.uk

Rob Ellice, CEO of easyProperty talks about PM Theresa May’s decision to focus on dealing with high cost of renting and the measures being taken to make long-term accommodation plan in rental affordable. Listen to the full segment to know if the weak growth is the real problem and property is not that expensive as it appears. #property, #UK, #London, #rentals, #Housing,

This week Westminster heads stateside as PM Theresa May goes to meet Mr Trump in Washington DC. Will his views on torture end our torturous use of "the special relationship"? Elsewhere Brexit proves to be Labour's woe as everyone has an opinion and a fact. #brexit #donald trump #labour #theresa may #trump #special relationship

Eleanor Mills is Editorial Director at The Sunday Times, and Chair of Women in Journalism. In this in-depth interview, she discusses her career-defining campaigns on FGM and ‘Generation Porn’; takes on the ‘stale pale male’ media, challenging both men and women to level the imbalance; and talks through her landmark ‘trousergate’ interview with PM Theresa May.

It’s the best money show on the radio. Of that we are in no doubt. What is in doubt, though, is what’s behind our ‘economic recovery’ and the small matter of the future of Britain. Georgie and Simon are joined by ace This is Money investment and business reporter Ellie Lawrie to pore over the week’s strange events. To the soundtrack of the Prime Minister’s pro-Brexit speech at the Conservative Party conference, the FTSE 100 was hitting near record highs. Behind the headlines, the story was somewhat different. The FTSE 100 index of leading shares is mostly made up of foreign companies so when their earnings are converted into pounds, they’re suddenly worth a lot more. That’s why the market is rising. But some clever maths shows that in real-terms the market is in fact down. Confused? Listen now. Also in the show A flash crash smashed sterling, Are we being controlled by algorithms and should we be worried? Among the platitudes aimed at loyal voters, PM Theresa May’s speech also included a promise to end corporate greed and corrupt banks. That would be a good thing but how would she pull it off? Wills – two in three of us haven’t got one and that’s an unnecessary problem. What would you do with £50,000? With rates so low, the traditional ‘overpay your mortgage’ answer is outdated. Fivers – should we keep them as collectors’ items or spend them? It’s a cashless society. Could they become valuable. As Christmas toys hit the shops, we ask what was your favourite toy? Did you kill Tamagotchis or make things with Lego? Enjoy.

We caught up with Henry Olsen on the eve of the GOP convention in Cleveland to discuss the shape of the race right now, and the prospects for a return of ticket-splitting in down-ballot races if Trump loses. Also, one more victory lap for the fabulous Brexit vote, with a look at the surprising fallout in the British government under new PM Theresa May... Source

The Tenors performed the anthems last night at the MLB Allstar Game yesterday. During their performance, one member decided to rework the words to O Canada to say “We're all brothers and sisters/All Lives Matter to the Great”, instead of “With glowing hearts we see thee rise The True North Strong and Free”.  Marc Gordon, marketing consultant, expert, speaker Bernie Sanders has officially endorsed Hillary Clinton in the Us Election race. Starting this weekend is the Republican convention. ALSO; David Cameron will be out of office today, and the new PM Theresa May takes over. Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup US Steel Workers want to look into US Steel's creditor protection. Also, Essar Global announced this week it has signed a deal with the Steel Workers in Sault Ste Marie to negotiate a framework deal to acquire Algoma. Marty Warren, President of USW 1005

Bernie Sanders has officially endorsed Hillary Clinton in the Us Election race. Starting this weekend is the Republican convention. ALSO; David Cameron will be out of office today, and the new PM Theresa May takes over. Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup