Podcast appearances and mentions of teresa may

Finally, after Teresa May 2018 appointment of Brian Langstaff his report has landed in Parliament and is damming. Langstaff was not the protecting Safe Pair of Hands that May's government had hoped. Hearing the testaments of patients and their families, seeing the look on the faces of politicans and whoever else he spoke with as they lied to him made for a 2000 page plus report that defamed them all.

In this week's episode, Dr Nicholas Morris is joined by Dr. Karen Hirsch and Dr. Teresa May to discuss their paper “Critical Care Management of Patients After Cardiac Arrest: A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association and Neurocritical Care Society”.  We discuss the difference between a scientific statement and a guideline, areas of uncertainty, and research priorities for the post-arrest patient. You can read the paper at https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIR.0000000000001163. 

In this episode we have Mat Ilic, the Co-Founder and CEO at Greenworkx - a new climate EdTech startup tackling the green skills emergency, and are building the net-zero workforce. Their mission is simple, to get 10 million people into green jobs in 10 years, through building an app to be the talent portal for green jobs with green job discovery, opportunity-matching, and social community.Did you know, that to deliver net-zero, over 30 million more  green workers are needed globally by 2030? Greenworkx are actively working towards meeting that need, by harnessing manual trades and introducing green skills.Matt draws from his government, policy and social impact expertise to walk us through how Greenworkx came to fruition.In this episode…Intro to Mat's background; Having advised both ex-PM's Borris Johnson and Teresa May  on all matters justice and home affairs, get insider insights into Matt's interesting background including advising parliament.Why Greenworkx is both a passion and business for Matt and fellow co-founders.Green infrastructure and workforce development.Product development and challenges around this.How the pandemic impacted the labour market.Leadership, and the personal development required to get you where you want to be.Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestartupdiariespodcast/Follow The Start-Up Diaries Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, or find more free content from the Tech Specialists powering The Start-Up Diaries - Burns Sheehan.

Jon Harvey is best known by his alter ego Count Binface who has stood in elections against Teresa May, Boris Johnson and in the London Mayoral election where he came 9th out of 20, beating UKIP. Jon is also a comedy writer, performer & producer. Jon has written, produced and appeared on a number of major TV shows, including The Thick Of It, Have I Got News For You, Time Trumpet with Armando Iannucci, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Fantasy Football League, The Last Leg, Comic Relief, Newsnight, The Revolution Will Be Televised, The Late Edition, and Room 101. He's been making radio programmes and podcasts for over ten years including The Ultimate Choice for BBC Radio 4, hosted by Steph McGovern, which he co-created with Joseph Morpurgo, and has produced five series of comedy legend Rob Newman's acclaimed shows for BBC Radio 4 winning two BBC Audio Awards .Jon Harvey is guest number 319 on My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .For everything Count Binface, visit - countbinface.com .For everything Jon Harvey, visit - jondharvey.com .Follow Count Binface on Twitter: @CountBinface . Follow Jon Harvey on Twitter: @jondharvey . Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens & Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. Get bonus episodes and ad-free listening by becoming a team member with Acast+! Your support will help us to keep making My Time Capsule. Join our team now! https://plus.acast.com/s/mytimecapsule. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Typically on the Fourth of July, you hear Americans praise America. The C-SPAN podcast "The Weekly" is going in a different direction. We hear British praise America. Specifically, British leaders who have addressed Congress and the White House and other large public venues – and have only nice things to say about the country that gained its independence from the British empire 247 years ago. King Charles, Boris Johnson, Teresa May, Tony Blair, Margaret Thatcher, Queen Elizabeth – and even Winston Churchill. They're all in "The Weekly" for the Fourth of July. It's a Fourth of July twist you'll only get from "The Weekly." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Für die britische Tory-Partei ist 2022 schon jetzt ein Katastrophen-Jahr. Der Abgang mit Ansage von der gerade erst ins Amt gekommenen Premierministerin Liz Truss stürzt die konservative Partei in eine nie dagewesene Sinnkrise. „45 Tage – so kurz hat es bisher noch niemand geschafft“, sagt Historiker, Großbritannien-Experte und Professor an der Uni Mainz, Bernhard Dietz, „Wobei das eigentliche Problem insgesamt in der jüngeren Vergangenheit liegt, in der sich mit David Cameron, Teresa May und Boris Johnson die Premierminister immer schneller abgewechselt haben.“ Fünf Premiers in sechs Jahren – der Brexit ist schuld Nach Liz Truss habe man dann mit ihrem Nachfolger schon den fünften Premier innerhalb von sechs Jahren. Die Folgen für die Tory-Partei seien massiv. „Gerade die missglückten Steuerpläne, die ideologisch begründet waren, haben zu einem großen Vertrauensverlust bei den Wählern geführt.“ Der Brexit sei innerhalb dieser Ideologie ein politisches Beben gewesen, dessen Nachbeben immer noch stark genug sind um einen Premier nach dem anderen in den Abgrund zu reißen.

They meet on a weekly basis, they have the power to unseat the Prime Minister and they were known to Margaret Thatcher as the "men in grey suits". The 1922 Committee have played a pivotal role in the recent fortunes of one of the oldest and most successful political parties anywhere in the world, the Conservative Party. So, who are "the '22"? How were they formed, and what powers do they hold over the Tory leadership and the party? Professor Sir David Cannadine tells the story of the origins of the 1922 Committee and gains an insight into how our most powerful political party operates, behind the closed doors of Committee Room 14. Back in 1922, Britain was ruled by a coalition, led by the Liberal Prime Minister, David Lloyd George. But the Conservatives were the majority in government and in parliament, and they were becoming increasingly disillusioned by Lloyd George's corrupt ways and irresponsibility. In October 1922, backbench Tories held a meeting at the Carlton Club, and they withdrew their support, which brought the Lloyd George coalition to an end. The Conservatives won a landslide majority in the ensuing general election, and more than one hundred Tories became MPs for the first time. They needed to find their feet in Parliament and the Chief Whip offered to make arrangements to brief them at weekly meetings. So The Conservative Private Members (1922) Committee came into being - in April 1923! While in recent times the '22 has acquired a reputation as being the body that makes and unmakes Tory leaders, that wasn't what it was set up to do, and it wasn't what it did for most of its history. David speaks to the current Chairman of the 1922 Committee, Sir Graham Brady MP, and the Vice Chair Nusrat Ghani; former '22 Chairman Lord Archie Hamilton; Lord Stephen Parkinson, former Political Secretary to Teresa May; Caroline Slocock, former Private Secretary to Mrs Thatcher; to the political historians Lord Philip Norton and Dr Emily Jones; and to Christopher Hope, the Telegraph's Associate Political Editor. Producer: Melissa FitzGerald Researcher: Sean Canty A Blakeway production for BBC Radio 4

Et les premiers commentaires du patron de l'AIEA -après 4 heures d'inspection hier jeudi, ne sont pas à même de lever les inquiétudes, note le Suddeutsche Zeitung, Rafael Grossi ayant jugé « que l'intégrité physique de la centrale nucléaire a été violée à plusieurs reprises », « une situation qui ne peut continuer à se produire ». Les experts onusiens devraient ainsi poursuivre leur mission dans les prochains jours « sans doute jusqu'à dimanche ou lundi » rapporte Le Soir qui souligne également la volonté de « l'AIEA d'établir une présence continue » ensuite à la centrale. Mais pour quels objectifs ? s'interroge le New York Times qui met en avant « qu'on ne sait toujours pas quelles mesures l'agence pourrait prendre pour empêcher que les combats acharnés dans la région ne provoquent une catastrophe nucléaire ». Car « L'AIEA n'a ni le pouvoir d'ordonner un cessez-le-feu, ni d'exiger la création d'une zone démilitarisée », explique encore le Times, « ce qui constituerait pourtant le moyen le plus rapide de limiter le risque d'une catastrophe ». « Autre controverse : la durée pendant laquelle les inspecteurs pourront effectivement rester dans la centrale », note de son côté le Suddeutsche Zeitung qui explique que Moscou n'a pas encore donné « officiellement son feu vert à une présence permanente de l'AIEA à la centrale de Zaporijia ». Alors que « les deux parties ukrainiennes et russes s'accusent mutuellement de vouloir saboter la mission », Rafael Grossi fait en tout cas le pari tactique « qu'une présence onusienne réduirait les bombardements sur la centrale », explique le quotidien allemand.   En Russie, un nouveau décès suspect parmi les patrons du secteur de l'énergie  « Le président de Lukoil, Ravil Maganov meurt en tombant de la fenêtre d'un hôpital de Moscou » titre le Guardian « quelques mois après que sa société a critiqué l'invasion russe de l'Ukraine ». « La chute mystérieuse » du patron de la deuxième plus grande compagnie pétrolière russe « est au moins le 6ème incident mortel cette année impliquant des dirigeants russes du secteur du pétrole et du gaz -dont la vie s'est terminée dans des circonstances sanglantes et bien troubles », commente de son côté le Washington Post. « Aucune de ces morts suspectes n'a été considérée comme des crimes », note le Times, qui met en avant que ce nouveau décès a été classé comme « accidentel ». « Même si la Russie connaît l'un des taux de suicides les plus élevés au monde chez les hommes » commente encore le quotidien londonien, « et même s'il est impossible de prouver quoi que ce soit, la mort de tous ces dirigeants alimente les soupçons de démêlés avec le Kremlin  qui pourrait se débarrasser ainsi de personnes qui en savent trop et pourrait représenter une menace ». La Pologne rallume le débat sur les réparations de guerre avec l'Allemagne « En pleine guerre en Ukraine, voilà qui pourrait mettre à rude épreuve les relations germano-polonaises » commente Die Welt qui fustige la demande de Varsovie qui réclame «1 300 milliards d'euros à Berlin en compensation des dommages causés durant la seconde guerre mondiale ». « Inacceptable », s'exclame également le Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung qui souligne que « cela représenterait trois fois le budget fédéral annuel de l'Allemagne », et qu'il s'agit là « d'une exigence plus que douteuse sur le plan moral, une folie politique » raille encore le FAZ. « C'est une initiative politiquement motivée » explique de son côté le Tagesspiegel qui dénonce la volonté du PiS polonais de Jaroslav Kaczynski , le parti au pouvoir, de vouloir ainsi faire campagne « en jouant la carte anti-allemande » à un an des élections législatives. « Cela fait deux décennies que le PiS ravive le thème de la réparation chaque fois qu'il a besoin d'un bouc émissaire pour ses propres échecs », assène le Suddeutsche Zeitung. La demande polonaise a été rejetée par Berlin qui estime « que cette question des réparations est close depuis longtemps ». Royaume-Uni : Liz Truss favorite pour succéder à Boris Johnson  « Sauf coup de théâtre, Liz Truss devrait l'emporter lundi face à Rishi Sunak » explique le Times alors que tous les sondages lui donnent une large avance face à son rival. L'actuelle chef de la diplomatie britannique devrait ainsi devenir à 47 ans « la 3ème femme à occuper le poste de 1er ministre après Thatcher et Teresa May », note encore le Times qui souligne d'ailleurs que « la Dame de Fer a toujours été son idole ». De quoi inquiéter d'ores et déjà le Guardian, qui estime que Liz Truss n'a rien d'autre à proposer « qu'une politique de réduction des impôts alors que le pays est à la veille d'un choc économique majeur avec une inflation à 22% l'an prochain ». Mise en garde relayée dans le Sun également « pour qui les réductions d'impôt n'empêcheront pas les pauvres de geler en décembre prochain ».  

Coming Soon is Series 3 of Spirit of the Hall. On the 12th April, our first guest in Series Three is former Principal Keith Gull whose great affection for Teddy Hall is apparent. Keith became Principal in 2009 and handed over the reigns to Professor Kathy Willis in 2018. We will also hear, amongst others, from Paisley Kadison, a visiting student from the States who came over when she was just 17, the British fencer Eloise Smith who competed in the Women's individual foil event at the 2000 Summer Olympics, Richard Luddington who not only gained a first but THREE blues in his five years, Lord Mark Sedwill who served as Cabinet Secretary to Teresa May and Boris Johnson, Stuart Barnes who played rugby for both Oxford and England and Vice Principal Robert Whittaker whose retirement is looming after 32 years at Teddy Hall! Make sure you subscribe to never miss an episode.

Sir David Lidington, former Europe Minister and Deputy Prime Minister in Teresa May's Government, on the State of Anglo-Irish relations 100 years on from the signing of the treaty.

Lisa is an actor who was born in Hong Kong and has lived in Brazil, Italy, Canada, the United States and the UK. She has worked with my theatre company ice&fire and we live in the same area of Hackney in London. We chatted about being perceived as foreign, what has led Lisa to move from place to place and her dreams in which she argues publicly with Teresa May. * I am an Immigrant is and ice&fire theatre production hosted by Christine Bacon, edited by Helen Clapp. Cover art by Ada Jusic. We love hearing from you – email actors@iceandfire.co.ukWe are particularly keen to hear your suggestions for future guests * Further linksLisa Carrucio Came http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6233234/ice&fire - @iceandfireuk ice&fire's new show, We Like to Move it, Move it runs from September 28 – October 16 in various London venues. More info and booking herehttps://iceandfire.co.uk/project/wltmimi/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With this amazing World Cup coming to an end, the podcast asks important questions like "How similar are Harry Kane and Teresa May? And who is doing a worse job of representing England?" 

Women make up fewer than ten percent of national leaders worldwide, and behind this eye-opening statistic lies a pattern of unequal access to power. Julie Gillard and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, both political leaders in their own countries, set about exploring this gender bias in their book Women and Leadership: Real Lives, Real Lessons. Gillard and Okonjo-Iweala joined us to discuss the conversations they had with internationally recognized women leaders, including Jacinda Ardern, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Christine Lagarde, Michelle Bachelet, and Teresa May. From their unique positions as fellow political leaders, Gillard and Okonjo-Iweala were able to have candid conversations with some of the most influential women in the world. They relayed stories from their many interviewees, speaking honestly and freely, of having their ideas stolen by male colleagues, what it’s like to be called fat or a slut in the media, and what things they wish they had done differently. With incisive analysis backed by current research, they examined how gender and sexism affect perceptions of women as leaders. Providing rare insight, they asked us to consider why there aren’t more women in leadership—and present a powerful call to arms for women everywhere. Julia Gillard was the 27th Prime Minister of Australia, serving from 2010 to 2013. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was Nigeria’s Minister of Finance from 2003 to 2006 and from 2011 to 2015, and Foreign Minister in 2006. She was Managing Director of the World Bank from 2007 to 2011, overseeing South Asia, Europe, Central Asia, and Africa, and is currently Board Chair of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and Chair of the African Risk Capacity (ARC). She is the author of Reforming the Unreformable and Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous. Buy the Book: https://www.thirdplacebooks.com/book/9780262045742  Presented by Town Hall Seattle and World Affairs Council. To become a Town Hall Seattle member or make a donation online click here. 

An entrepreneur, Talent Agent / partner in Teresa May Agency, and bookkeeper, Shawna Whitney‘s largest role in life has been to support those around her helping to grow and shape the businesses and managers around her for success. As executive producer of her first film The Perfect Pickup, she dove into a new world in 2015 that has taken hold of her heart. She has learned a tremendous amount in the past 5 years on filmmaking and the backend to the industry. Creating lasting memories and friendships. Film and supporting good storytelling have become a large fascination of Shawna's that has led to the desire to help an industry grow within her own community. She sees such amazing talent all around the Okanagan and wants to help foster and to assist clients in reaching new levels of their careers while learning about the industry herself as she dives deeper into the industry. Outside of her regular job, Shawna is a black belt in Taekwondo where she feels she has gained a lot of her ethics in life and business. Shawna received her black belt in 2006 with Northern Spirit Taekwondo out of her hometown Slave Lake, AB where she trained, coached and assisted running their family operated club with her father and uncle. The greatest take away from her time teaching and training in Taekwondo - aside from the physical benefit to it and the relationships gained, lessons learned were the 5 tenets taught and today still practiced in life; Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance and Self Control and indomitable spiritWherever Shawna lives she believes greatly in being involved in her community. She has been a charity organizer, fundraiser and minor soccer coach. Shawna’s same work ethics and philosophy with Teresa will help elevate the agency to the next level as she joined Teresa May Agency as a partner. Together they share in the same vision of helping talents grow and develop.Support the showGUEST BOOKINGS CLICK HEREFollow me on Social MediaNew Town Big Dreams podcast on FacebookInstagramLinkedinLuke Menkes Kelowna RealtorMy Personal Facebook PageSupport the show (https://paypal.me/lukemenkes)

S2 E8: December 2nd, 2020. Margaret Molloy is joined by Doug Scott (CMO, Twitch), Catherine Dutton (Global VP, Marketing, Atos), Jonathan Bottomley (Global CMO, Ralph Lauren), Steven Wolfe Pereira (Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder, Encantos), Teresa May (SVP & CMO, American Woodmark) and Harold Weghorst (Global Vice President Marketing & Branding, Lenzing). The panel explores the increasing demand for personalization, the power of community, the importance of brand messaging, the need for transparency around sustainability efforts and the rise of the subscription economy. CMOs also share their commitments by answering the following question: What has been your most significant learning from COVID-19 regarding consumer habits, and how do you commit to staying in front of those evolving needs?

Lord Gavin Barwell, former Downing Street Chief of Staff to Teresa May, speaks to Sarah about the ongoing Brexit negotiations.

On 11 March 2020, Rishi Sunak delivered his first Budget as Chancellor. Marissa Thomas, PwCs Head of Tax discusses what the Budget did and didn't deliver with Jon Richardson, PwC’s Head of Tax Policy, and Gavin Barwell, ex Chief of Staff to Teresa May and current special adviser to PwC.

Cette première édition spéciale a vocation à faire le point sur le sujet complexe du Brexit. Au micro de cette première édition spéciale, deux invités : Emmanuel Hembert, Associé Global Strategy Group & Référent Brexit Corporate et Olivier Sorgniard, Directeur de la pratique douanière Brexit de KPMG Avocats. Radio KPMG diffusera régulièrement des éditions spéciales Brexit en 2020 : comprendre les négociations entre l’Union européenne et le Royaume-Uni est en effet crucial pour les entreprises afin de se préparer à ce grand changement.

500 days since the last Chancellor’s Budget, what announcements are we likely to see from Rishi Sunak on 11 March? Anna Wallace, Corporate Affairs Director at PwC discuses with Jon Richardson, PwC’s Head of Tax Policy and Gavin Barwell, ex Chief of Staff to Teresa May and current special adviser to PwC.

So We're back with the weekend edition for 2020... the last was in 2017 just before Teresa May's snap election. This week, Brexit and a light take on the news

Teresa is the founder of Teresa May Agency and Director of Business Relations and Communications Teresa opened up Teresa May Agency as she learned about the growth of the filming industry and the need to recruit Principal Actors and Movie Extras. Many people she connects within her large network of friends, business associates, and colleagues have an interest in doing something fun, a little different for a little extra income while learning about the movie industry. As she discovers, there are also many great talents in the Okanagan but they had no representation, there were no talent agencies here at all. It only took some business sense, a lot of connections, a bit of hard work to build the roster of talents. Teresa comes with over 30 years of film industry experience from the East coast to the West, living in Halifax, Vancouver, and California, and working as Background, Commercials, and Model in those days, and combined with her University Education, business experience, marketing skills, and community involvement.

La salida de Gran Bretaña de la Unión Europea tiene ribetes de un dramatismo impresionante y deja boquiabiertos no sólo a ingleses, escoceses, galeses e irlandeses. Prácticamente el mundo entero está a la espera del capítulo del día. Y no es que la sustitución de Teresa May, por el hilarante Boris Johnson no advirtiera ya el nivel de tragicomedia de la situación política. Pero las cosas, por allá, pasan cada día a un nivel mayor de confrontación. La crisis del Brexit ha arrastrado a los Tribunales de Justicia, enfrascados en resoluciones disímiles por la determinación extrema del Gobierno de cerrar el Parlamento por cinco semanas. Algo inédito. En las últimas horas el Tribunal de Apelación de Edimburgo decretó nula la decisión del cierre señalando que el gobierno había realizado un acto "ilegal" al aconsejar a la Reina que ordenara la suspensión. Mientras tanto, el Alto Tribunal de Inglaterra y Gales dijo todo lo contrario: sentenció que la decisión de clausurar temporalmente el Parlamento fue un acto político del resorte propio del Primer Ministro y la Reina. En resumen: las decisiones de Boris Johnson han precipitado una grave crisis constitucional y la resolución habrá de venir del Tribunal Supremo del Reino Unido. Y seguramente de las urnas. Vistos los problemas de una de las democracias más antiguas del mundo, entendemos que nos quedamos cortos de entendimiento. Así que para contextualizar y comprender la magnitud de la crisis británica conversamos con Enrique Castillo, ex Canciller y ex Embajador de Costa Rica en Londres.

Cette semaine dans Le Monde en question, retour sur la décision du Premier ministre britannique Boris Jonhson de suspendre le Parlement, la célèbre Chambre des Communes, pendant cinq semaines, en plein débat final sur le Brexit, qui doit en principe intervenir le 31 octobre prochain. Une décision qui a suscité des réactions scandalisées chez de nombreux politques et citoyens britanniques, qui vont jusqu’à dénoncer « un coup d’État à la britannique ». Et la question posée est la suivante : le Brexit est-il en train de miner le système politique britannique ? Les débats interminables sur le Brexit et la meilleure façon de quitter l’Union européenne avaient affaibli le Parlement britannique, avec l’image désastreuse de députés de la Chambre des communes incapables de se mettre d’accord sur un des scénarios qui leur était proposés. Cette crise du système parlementaire est aussi celui des partis politiques, notamment les deux principaux, conservateurs et travaillistes - des partis incapables eux, de s’accorder en interne sur une position commune, de choisir entre un Brexit sans accord, un Brexit à la manière Teresa May, avec le désormais fameux « Backstop », pas de Brexit, ou un second référendum pour vérifier que les Britanniques veulent vraiment ce divorce avec l’Europe, ou même de nouvelles élections générales. Ce sont ces divisions internes chez les conservateurs et les travaillistes, qui ont grippé par trois fois la machine parlementaire comme rarement dans l’histoire politique du pays, et entraîné la chute de Teresa May, remplacée à la va-vite par Boris Jonson, ardent défenseur d’un Brexit dur.  Le coup de poker de Boris Johnson Et le coup de poker que vient de jouer le nouvel occupant du 10, Downing Street, vient encore affaiblir un système politique en état de totale confusion. Le nouveau Premier ministre joue gros - et il joue avec le feu. Dans un pays qui se targue d’avoir inventé la démocratie représentative parlementaire - au point de surnommer la Chambre des Communes « la mère des Parlements », prononcer une suspension du Parlement pour une durée aussi longue - cinq semaines, du jamais vu, et surtout dans un moment de crise aussi grave, cela revient pour beaucoup de députés et citoyens, à opérer un véritable coup d’État ou, comme l’a clamé le tonitruant speaker de la Chambre des Communes John Bercow, à se rendre coupable d’un outrage constitutionnel. Rien que cela. En face, le madré et malin Boris Johnson explique benoîtement qu’il ne comprend pas tout ce charivari. Que la suspension du Parlement est chose assez courante entre deux sessions parlementaires, ce qui est vrai. Que cela lui permettra de peaufiner son programme de gouvernement, avant de le délivrer en majesté, par l’entremise de la reine, le 14 octobre prochain. Ce à quoi ses adversaires répliquent que les suspensions d’ordinaire sont d’une semaine environ, et que le calendrier du Brexit rend la décision du Premier ministre pour le moins suspecte. Boris Johnson ne trompe pas grand monde  En fait, il cherche à empêcher tous les députés opposés à un Brexit sans accord, de pouvoir s’organiser et lui mettre des bâtons dans les roues. Il est en train d’y réussir - sauf si les recours légaux en cours l’obligent à se dédire. Si ce n’est pas le cas, il pourra développer sa stratégie sans encombre, c’est-à-dire mettre les Européens au pied du mur, les contraindre à renégocier. Et en cas d’échec, leur faire porter le chapeau d’un Brexit sans accord. Peut-être aussi, en permettant aux députés de débattre quelques jours la semaine prochaine, anticipe-t-il une motion de censure – si elle échoue, il en sortira renforcé. Si elle réussit, il pourra organiser, sans doute après le 31 octobre, des élections générales qui, il l’espère, le légitimeront définitivement, lui qui n’a été élu que par un peu plus de 90 000 sympathisants.

Intro: Chandra’s mom is doing better: Minutes 0 to 1:30 Chandra’s mom is doing better although she is still in the hospital. She’s been getting physical therapy for her injuries and is focused on recovering. The rise of fascism: Minutes 1:30 to 4:30 Boris Johnson, a terrible racist with a superficial resemblance to Trump, has been appointed Prime Minister of England after Teresa May stepped down following the Brexit debacle. We talk about that and our disappointment with Robert Mueller’s testimony. The Affleck brothers and Matt Damon have films with questionable plots: Minutes 4:30 to 11:45 Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are reuniting on screen and co-writing a screenplay based on a 14th century revenge story of two best friends. One of them goes to war, comes back and accuses the other of raping their wife. No one believes the wife’s claim she was raped so their sentence is to fight to the death. If the husband loses his wife gets burned at the stake. Given Ben’s history of sexual harassment, and Matt’s history of discounting women’s MeToo stories, the plot sounds problematic at best. Casey Affleck is making his big return following two sexual harassment lawsuits. He’s directing and starring in a post apocalyptic film in which all women have been wiped out by a disease. We find the whole premise weak. Scarlett Johansson’s ugly engagement ring: Minutes 11:45 to 15:45 Scarlett Johansson, who is 34 and has been married and divorce twice, is engaged for the third time to Colin Jost of Saturday Night Live. She wore her engagement ring to Comic-Con and it is different to say the least. It’s a brown 11 carat diamond and it’s like a warped oval or like round teardrop shape on a curved black band. We think her engagement ring is ugly and talk about our favorite rings.  One in four women under 25 have stopped shaving their armpits: Minutes 15:45 to 20 According to research by Mintel and reported by Vogue at least one in four women under age 25 has stopped shaving their armpits. We’ve seen this trend on the red carpet a bit lately, although I’m sure Julia Roberts thinks she invented it. We give TMI about our shaving preferences and habits. Puff Diddy is dating Steve Harvey’s 22 year-old daughter: Minutes 20 to 22 Diddy, 49, is dating 22 year-old Lori Harvey, who used to date his son! We know because they were papped out together. User Feedback: Minutes 22 to 24 Thank you to Kimberly, Paula, Professor Murray and Diane for your awesome feedback! You can contact us at 434-218-3219 and please tweet us if you’re on Twitter, particularly if you’d like us to talk about a certain story. Comments of the Week: Minutes 24 to 26 My comment of the week is from Crowhood on the post about Casey Affleck’s new movie. I have a bonus comment of the week from Mia4s on a Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio post. Chandra’s comment of the week is from LadyMTL on her post about Naomi Campbell grocery shopping. Thanks for listening bitches!

Americans Brian and Jake tackle the biggest issue in British politics. The impending split of the UK and the EU. Brian says it is foolish to leave the EU but Jake seems to think everything will work out for an independent Britain. At the end of the episode they circle back around to what this could mean for an increasingly divided United States. With much humor and banter, the boys provide information and analysis of the crisis across the pond.

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Storbritanniens konservativa parti väljer ny partiledare efter Teresa May. Och dagens gäst är legendariska artisten Siw Malmqvist. P4 Extra

Simon Brodkin was best known as his comedy character "Lee Nelson", before handing Teresa May a P45, throwing money at Sepp Blatter, and invading Kanye's headline spot at Glastonbury. This former doctor with an impressive gag-rate and work ethic, now embarks on an even more challenging caper: playing himself. A new stand-up show sees him flex his joke-writing muscles in the pursuit of exploring his real life... but does he want to be himself?Extras include Simon's blagger's guide to getting backstage at the world's biggest festival, reflections on the targets of his mockery and the challenges involved in gradually moving away from Lee step by step... Sign up for the Insiders Club at www.comedianscomedian.com/insiders to get access to ad-free new episodes, bonus content from interviews and much more.@SimonBrodkinSimon Brodkin brings his show 100% Simon Brodkin to The Pleasance Baby Grand as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe from 1st – 24th August at 9.30pm. More info and tickets available at edfringe.comTickets for my show Primer at this year's Edinburgh Fringe@ComComPod | www.comedianscomedian.comAnd many thanks to The Comedy Store for the recording space. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tonight's episode of Riff Monkeys is the inevitable shameless self promotion episode where we play some of our own songs. Music by Mrfreaklips and Sami James Twat of the week. Teresa May and her cronies. Tune in from 10 pm on Mix 106 fm or online at www.radiomix106.com

On Wednesday May 29th, 2019 Mother Teresa (Zahra Ali) was roasted by Mahatma Gandhi (Josh Waldron), Oprah Winfrey (Maggie Mae), Princess Diana (Jessica Michelle Singleton), Jesus Christ (Alex Hooper), Pope John Paul II (Mike Schmidt), Mr. Rogers (Nate Craig), and Martin Luther King Jr. (Willie Hunter).  Follow on social media at @HistoricalRoast and @FictionalRoast and watch Historical Roasts on Netflix Hosted by Eddie Furth and Ryan Pigg.  Produced by Eddie Furth, Ryan Pigg, and Samee Junio

Edição de 08 de junho 2019

Mix #1Crumb / Part III / CrumbMari Henmi / Daniel mon amour / ColumbiaThe Como Mamas / Out of the wilderness / DaptoneLucid Paradise w/ Great Revivers / The cycle / Funk Night Le slow de l'été : celui de 1983 relifté par 2 minots de 23 et 24 ans sera peut-être aussi celui de 2019Christophe feat. Nusky & Vaati / Succès fou / Capitol Mix #2 : DocStADocChris Cohen / Sweet William / Captured TracksThe Hi-Fires / Honest lies / WonderfulsoundHaru Nemuri / Night swimming nineteen / TO3S Mix #3 : DocMrBDocThe Rhythm Method / Sex & the suburbs / Moshi MoshiLe SuperHomard feat. Xavier Boyer / Domino / ElefantSneaks / Suck it like a whistle / Merge L'info du 20h : Teresa May is gone, The Creator is back !Tyler, The Creator / Earfquake / Columbia Mix #4 : DocStADocTropique Noir / BGS / Music From The MassesClinic / Mirage / DominoLonelady / Cries & whispers / Warp Mix #5 : DocDoc (Entrez)A Certain Ratio / Houses in motion / MuteNamdose / All that you have / Yotanka Le morceau de finChromatics / Petals / Italians Do It Better

Edição de 08 de Junho 2019

Will Hobbs, Chief Investment Officer, and Mike Haslam, Head of Long-only Funds Distribution, discuss Teresa May’s resignation and the impact that US-China trade tensions and Brexit may or may not have had on the economy

The news has been a little unsettling lately with another lackluster round of presidential candidates stepping forward, Teresa May stepping down after failing to Brexit, Chinese trade deals not going as planned and interest rates hitting a real low point. Despite all these negatives the market has rallied since the beginning of the year. What should you be concerned with as local bond markets call for another slowdown? Other topics include: Accumulating assets that provide passive income The wealthy mindset The emyth     Email your money question to chad@newfocusfinancial.com , or call the show at 1-800-516-1220 on Tuesday's and Wednesday's from 6:00-7:00 a.m. (PDT)   Call 1-888-762-2423 for Wealth Management and Financial Planning services or visit www.NewFocusFinancial.com.

Following the announcement of Teresa May's resignation as Prime Minister, who will be running the country in her place? Our options aren't looking very good... Join the conversation #2H2Rpodcast Twitter: @2h2rpodcast Email: 2h2rpodcast@gmail.com

Edição de 25 de maio 2019

Ep 134 of the John1911 Podcast:   Range Construction - Shelter. Officer Mike's Machine gun.  Falling Plate Rack spall solution.  Red 9 Pistol has Chinese Markings.  Norinco Model 213 in 9mm.  Somebody doesn't like how I say, "Walther".  Anti-gun teacher arrested for planting ammo in school.  Youtube demonetizes gun channels…again. Yawn.  The Bernie vs Biden battle.  Teresa May resigns.  Apple is making iPads & Mac's outside of China now.  The Craigslist Bobcat & Grumpy Cat.        Marky & Freeze www.John1911.com  "Shooting Guns & Having Fun"

On today's show, Jonathan Ferro and Guy Johnson speak on Teresa May, data, the FED and all things inbetween. They are joined with Cameron Crise and Sarah Ponczek.

David Goodhart argues that recent events show that democracy - far from being in crisis - is actually thriving. And in the aftermath of Teresa May announcing her resignation, David writes, "I think there is a great political prize for a politician or a party, old or new, that can speak across the liberal/small-c conservative value divide". Producer: Adele Armstrong

..1-La questione di un confine tra le due Irlande ostacola ancora un accordo sulla Brexit. al vertice di Salisburgo, che inzia oggi, nuovo confronto tra Teresa May e gli altri leader dell'unione europea. ( Esteri) ..2-Siria. l'accordo tra Russia e Turchia su Idlib, un ulteriore passo verso la fine della guerra. ( Emanuele Valenti) ....3- ” Dobbiamo lottare per dare una speranza ai milioni di giovani ..che non hanno acceso alla scuola”: Il guardian ospita l'appello di Rihanna, la cantante in prima linea contro la povertà nel mondo. ..( Diana Novelletto) ..5-Progetti sostenibili: a Utrecht Un parcheggio da dodicimila biciclette per una rigenerazione urbana...( Fabio Fimiani) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti: ROBERT CAPA - La verità è lo scatto migliore la graphic novell di Florent Silloray. ( Maurizio Principato)

Strap on those skis because it's time to escape Blofeld's lair in Episode 11 of The Words Are Not Enough!In this episode Griffin (@griffschiller) and Brody (@brodyserravalli) discuss the following:Tomorrow Never Lies:* Ed Sheeran * Speaking with James Cordon while promoting his new album on the Late Late Show, Ed Sheeran discussed his interest in performing a James Bond title song: “With Bond, I've had a theme tune written for about three years, just in case,” he said, admitting filmmakers haven't got round to actually asking him yet. “But it's good, it's good.”* James Norton * Actor James Norton has overtaken Tom Hardy as the most favoured to assume the role of 007 after Daniel Craig, with bookies upping his odds to 5/2 after this role in McMarfia. * On the Bond rumours, Norton said: “It's lovely, wonderful and complimentary to be involved in that conversation but it's just a rumour mill and that's as far as it goes. I did mention at the time that those scenes would possibly contribute to the [Bond] rumours but McMafia is its own beast. I hope Daniel Craig does five more movies and can keep the rumours on himself. I'm a big fan of his and - selfishly - I'd like him to carry on.”* Female 007 * Teresa May: Speaking with journalists on her RAF Voyager, Teresa May offered her thoughts on the 13th Doctor in BBC's long-running series, Dr Who, being played by a woman. The conversation however, quickly turned to Bond: “I think it's a great move forward for girl power that there is going to be a female Doctor Who. And one day there should be a female James Bond.” But when asked who should replace Craig, May added: “I don't know who is being lined up. I read the other day that James Norton was being talked about as a possible James Bond. “I think he did an interview where he said he'd quite like to.” When asked if Norton was her favourite for the part, she replied: “That's a leading question! I don't know who the other candidates might be.” * Christoph Waltz: When asked about his thoughts of a female Bond while promoting his latest film, Downsizing, Waltz told Mr Porter: “Why? Because [Italian feminist writer] Oriana Fallaci said so? Come on. Have your own movie if you want. Why does it have to be James Bond? What would be her first name? Jemima? My answer is decidedly not.”* Babs says we shouldn't expect any major Bond news until 2018 * Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast, via The Spy Command, Barbara Broccoli confirmed that major decisions regarding Bond 25 will not be made until early 2018, adding that film's director and title are "still to be determined" * Babs also confirmed that the script for Bond 25 is still in development, under veteran Bond scribes Neal Purvis and Robert Wade: "[They're busy] working away, trying to come up with something fantastic.” * With regards to the ongoing rumours surrounding the distribution of the Bond film, Babs said this: “It's exciting to be courted. We'll hopefully be making that decision early next year.”Shaken but Heard:* Favourite stories of the year* Best snow action sequences in the series* OHMSS appreciation hour SUBSCRIBE to the Men vs. Movies YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCAlhR6RxXQux2LWok1cIL6wFollow us on Twitter: @MenVsMoviesLike us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/menvs.movies/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-words-are-not-enough/support

1-Brexit, atto due. Elezioni anticipate l'otto giugno. A larghissima maggioranza il Parlamento britannico ha approvato la decisione di Teresa May. ( Rassegna Stampa) ..2-Germania. Populisti vicini all'implosione. La leader dell'afd, Frauke Petry, ritira la candidatura alla cancelleria dopo i contrasti con l'ala filonazista del partito. ( Walter Rauhe) ..3-Corsa all'Eliseo. Mancano 4 giorni alle presidenziali. incertezza totale sull'esito del primo turno stando ai sondaggi...Sicurezza e identità spariti dalla campagna. ( Francesco Giorgini)..4-” Francia sola andata. Chi ha paura del fronte nazionale “ ..Il libro reportage di Stefano Galimberti e Gianluca Durno...5-La concentrazione dei media tra i principali ostacoli per ..la libertà di stampa. Il caso dei paesi Balcani. ( Adele Alberti ) ..6-Progetti sostenibili: in Svezia inaugurato il primo centro ..commerciale del riuso e del riciclo. ( Fabio Fimiani) ..7-Romanzo a fumetti. Oggi “ I super eroi classic “ ( Maurizio Principato)

1-Prima il divorzio e poi l'accordo commerciale. ..Linea dura dell'unione europea sulla Brexit. Nessuna concessione a Teresa May. ..2-” Il Jihadismo dei perdenti e dei disadattati”. Gli attentati post Bataclan,da Nizza a Londra, visti dall'esperto di Islam ..politico Olivier Roy. ..3-Ecuador: domenica il ballottaggio presidenziale. Si preannuncia un testa a testa tra sinistra progressista e destra. In caso di vittoria l'ex banchiere Guillermo Lasso promette di sfrattare il fondatore di wikileaks Assange dall' ambasciata a Londra...4-Benzina sul fuoco. Il primo ministro Netanyahu ha annunciato la costruzione di una nuova colonia in Cisgordania. ..5-Asia, la rassegna stampa. L'ex presidente Park arrestata per corruzione, tra una settimana Xi Jinping va da Trump. ..( Gabriele Battaglia) ..6-Dalla guerra fredda alla globalizzazione, 40 anni di politica estera vissuti da un Ong in prima linea. ( Alfrodo Somoza – Icei) ..7-Pinar e Lassana nel Giardino dei Giusti. ( Interviste a cura di Bianca Senatore)

1-” momento storico, non si torna indietro” ..Teresa May ha lanciato ufficialmente la Brexit. ..( Paola Tamma )..2-Francia. Socialisti a rischio implosione. Manuel..Valls ha annunciato che voterà per Macron. L'ex premier aveva le primarie contro Benoit Hamon. ( Francesco Giorgini )..3-Yemen: due anni fa l'inizio della guerra civile e l'ingerenza militare dell'Arabia Saudita. ( Intervista Laura Silvia Battaglia) ..4-Belgio. Al processo dell'amianto confermata la condanna di Eternit ma la questione del risarcimento diventa una beffa ..per le vittime...5-Finalmente a Stockolma. Bob dylan ha annunciato che nei prossimi giorni ritirerà il suo nobel per la letteratura. ..6- Un telefonino su cinque, acquistato all'estero e spedito via posta, è contraffatto. Lo denuncia dell'ocse. ..7-Progetti sostenibili: compie tre anni il piano per la resilienza del Rhode Island, il piccolo stato americano danneggiato dall'uragano Sandy. ( Fabio Fimiani) ..8-Romanzo a fumetti: “ Dampyr, numero 204 Bloodywood: la graphic novell di Giorgio Giusfredi e Michele Cropera ..( Maurizio Principato)

..1-Attacco di Londra, L'isis rivendica : “ era uno dei soldati del califfato “. Secondo Scotland Yard l'attentatore era un cittadino britannico nato nel Kent , masood kalid, 52 anni. ..Effettuati diversi arresti nelle ultime ore. “ Non abbiamo paura” ha detto il premier Teresa May in Parlamento. Questa sera veglia per le vittime a Trafalgar square. ..Aggiornamenti, interviste, analisi. ( Emanuele Valenti, Paola Tamma) ..2-Francia. il candidato Macron incassa l'appoggio di un big del partito socialista, Il ministro della difesa Le Drian...Il punto di esteri. ..3-Ungheria. Il premier orban schiera i soldati contro i rifugiati. Inaugurata una base militare al confine con l'austria. ..( Massimo Congiu – Osme) ..4- Macedonia. La crisi politica rischia di trasformarsi in uno scontro etnico. Il presidente Ivanov rifiuta di affidare l'incarico al leader dell'opposizione socialdemocratica Zoran Zaev perché filo albanese. ( Giovanni Vale - Obc)

Teresa May's will be the first foreign leader to meet Donald Trump, but who's going to get the most out of it?   And do the comparisons with Mrs Thatcher and President Reagan mean anything or is this going to be a very different relationship   NATO forges friendships in the Middle East with a new HQ in Kuwait.   Meet the women of the US Marine Corps and hear all about the Norwegian Military Experiment - how one unit tried a 50/50 gender split with surprising results.   GUESTS:   DONALD TRUMP & TERESA MAY VISIT Professor Michael Clarke formerly the Director General of the Royal United Services & BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee.   BFBS reporter Tim Cooper interview with General David Perkins, commander of US Army training and Doctrine – discussing Brexit and US politics.   NATO Professor Michael Clarke formerly the Director General of the Royal United Services & BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee.   US MARINES As the UK prepares to accept the first females into its own infantry, Hannah King has been taking a look at how the US Marines incorporate females.   NORWEGIAN ARMY Elisabeth Braw, senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council   THURSDAYS at 4:30pm UK TIME on BFBS RADIO 2 and at 6:30pm UK TIME on BFBS & UK Bases   You can listen on BFBS Radio 2 at 1630 (UK time) and at 1830 (UK time) on BFBS (via web, App & DAB in the UK and on FM in Scotland, Colchester, Salisbury Plain, Aldershot, Catterick & Blandford Forum) Sky Channel 0211 Alternatively listen again on the website, or download the Sitrep Podcast.

1-Messico: spari in discoteca. Almeno 5 i morti. La strage nell'ultima delle dieci notti di Bpm, il festival di elettronica della Playa del Carmen. ( Federico Mastrogiovanni ) ..2-Essere rifugiati a Belgrado. Donne e bambini siriani ostaggi del gelo e del muro del premier ungherese Orban. ( Dragan Petrovic ) ..3-La Settimana di Donald trump. Venerdi il giorno dell'investitura. ..4-La pax russa nel Mediterraneo. In Libia il presidente Putin ha deciso di appoggiare il generale Haftar e rimette in discussione ..gli accordi imposti dai governi occidentali. Sempre più fragile la..posizione del premier Saradj sostenuto dall'Italia.( Farid Adly) ..5-Brexit: domani la premier Teresa May annuncerà il piano di uscita della Gran Bretagna dall'unione europea. Le preoccupazioni dei lavoratori comunitari. ( Paola Tamma ) ..6-l'uno per cento sempre più ricco. Alla vigilia del forum economico di Davos, l'ong Oxfam aggiorna il rapporto sulla disuguaglianza.( Intervista a Thomas Piketty)

The Head of MI6 ‘C' speaks publicly for the first time – and warns that Russia's actions in Syria will have tragic consequences... Find out what the PM, Teresa May got up to in Bahrain and what the Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, said about Saudi Arabia Plus - how NATO and the EU have overcome years of rivalry to work more closely together PRESENTER THIS WEEK: Kate Gerbeau Studio guest: BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee Other interviews HEAD OF MI6 BFBS Reporter James Hirst and Sir David Omand, a former Director of GCHQ BAHRAIN/SAUDI ARABIA BFBS Reporter James Hirst interview with Teresa May and analysis by Professor Michael Clarke former Director General of the Royal United Services Institute and BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee IRAQ/SYRIA Professor Michael Clarke former Director General of the Royal United Services Institute and BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee EU & NATO Professor Michael Clarke former Director General of the Royal United Services Institute and BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee THURSDAYS at 4:30pm UK TIME on BFBS RADIO 2 and at 6:30pm UK TIME on BFBS & UK Bases You can listen on BFBS Radio 2 at 1630 (UK time) and at 1830 (UK time) on BFBS (via web, App & DAB in the UK and on FM in Scotland, Colchester, Salisbury Plain, Aldershot, Catterick & Blandford Forum) Sky Channel 0211 Alternatively listen again on the website, or download the Sitrep Podcast.

The show formerly known as London Calling is now called SoundCast with Delingpole and Young. We'll let Toby and James tell you why.Thuis week's Teresa May's new education proposal, the prospect of a new general election in the near future, a Brexit update, Ireland vs. the EU, and Facebook censors an iconic photograph. Source