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SERIES 2 EPISODE 119: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:44) SPECIAL COMMENT: Today we begin to find out if we still have a Constitution. Because the Constitution, in the third clause of the fourteenth amendment, says no person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector, or hold any office, civil or military… who having previously taken an oath as a member of Congress or as an officer of the United States to support the Constitution shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. It does NOT say that that person has to be CONVICTED of insurrection or rebellion. It does NOT say that that person has to be disqualified from the ballot by a judge or a legislature or a plebiscite. It does NOT say that the president is NOT an officer of the United States or that a President is exempt. It does NOT say that the disqualification of an insurrectionist from being president is any different than is the disqualification of a foreign citizen, nor any different than is the disqualification of a 14-year old, that all of them are self-executing. It does NOT say that this clause of the constitution can only be enforced if all the voters agree. It does NOT say that this clause of the constitution can only be enforced AFTER somebody ineligible is elected. It does NOT say that this clause of the constitution can only be enforced if the insurrectionist's cult and gangs and militias and stochastic terrorists promise not to threaten civil war.  It does NOT say that this clause of the constitution can only be enforced if a majority of justices of the Supreme Court can't make up a bullshit excuse for NOT enforcing it. It DOES say that this clause of the constitution CAN be overridden if Congress removes the disqualification of an individual by a vote of two-thirds of the House and two-thirds of the Senate. PERIOD. I will quote extensively from the two Federalist Society constitutional scholars whose extraordinary research into the 14th Amendment really mainstreamed it: Professors William Baude and Michael Pearson. And I'll quote a third Professor they quote, at the crux of the real argument here: if the Justices should find an excuse to make up some rule to NOT enforce our Constitution out of fear of Trump and violence. From Daniel Epps of Washington University: "The Supreme Court shouldn't rule that Trump is ineligible for the presidency for engaging in insurrection, because if they do Trump will definitely stage an insurrection." B-BLOCK (20:18) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: If at first you don't impeach, try try again. Next Tuesday, in fact. And meet Valentina Gomez, trying to win the GOP nomination for Secretary of State of Missouri. She too is fed up with book banning. Her platform moves directly to book BURNING. (25:41) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Trump calls Grammy ratings "anemic" even though they exceed his last four hour-long network specials COMBINED. UK's Prime Minister shames himself. As do Tucker Carlson and the very gullible rightwing nut job Juanita Broadddrick. C-BLOCK (33:30) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Can you help out Guidry's Guardian Foundation? (34:45) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: Somebody mentioned he went to a baseball event and got applause and support. So let me tell you about the baseball event at which I found out Rudy Giuliani was nuts. We are approaching its 30th anniversary!    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On today's World in 10 we look at Benjamin Netanyahu's preparations for a ground invasion on Gaza. Also as the UK's Prime Minister outlines concerns over AI there's analysis of 5 areas where it could save humanity.Plus how the Da Vinci Code morphs into Orwell's 1984.The World in 10 is a Times of London production, bringing you the best of The Times' website and app every day in just 10 minutes. For more listen to Times Radio and take out a digital subscription at thetimes.co.uk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's podcast:(1) President Biden says China's economic challenges make a Taiwan invasion unlikely. (2) The UK's Prime Minister confronts the Chinese premier over a Parliamentary spying arrest. (3) Costs for UK tenants expected to soar by a quarter over the next three years. (4) America's Chief Diplomat urges Elon Musk to keep Starlink online in Ukraine. (5) In nearly half of the EU countries a far-right or nationalist party is among the three most popular.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://razib.substack.com This is where you will find all the podcasts from Razib Khan's Substack and original video content. In the fall of 2022  Liz Truss was the UK's Prime Minister for 44 days. Her tenure was cut short by turmoil in the financial markets, as her attempts to roll out policies similar to the US's 1980's program of “Reaganomics” that combined lower taxes and higher deficits triggered panic and an intervention from the Bank of England. In retrospect, the problem was that the British elite periodically forgets that it's the not US, it's not the largest economy in the world and the pound sterling is not the world's reserve currency. The US, unlike any other nation, can print money to escape its fiscal straijackets.  History hangs over Britain, and the shadows of the past always impinge upon the present. The UK still sees itself as an imperial nation, but today India has a larger economy than its one-time colonizer. The idea of the British Empire persisted deep into the 20th century, but the US was already the larger economy by the end of the 19th century. With World War I, the UK became a debtor to the US, and the power dynamic of the “special relationship” inverted as the mother country became the junior partner. Today Razib talks to Samuel Mcilhagga about Britain's contemporary status as a post-imperial nation-state caught in economic stagnancy. They discuss his piece in Palladium, Britain Is Dead, which is a reflection of the structural and human realities of a fallen empire. Razib and Mcilhagga address the recent divergence between the UK and US from a point of rough parity in 2008, at the peak influence of high finance in developed economies, which placed the City of London in an advantageous position. Economic stagnation and high inflation have afflicted the UK since the great recession, and Britain has lagged niy only the US but fallen behind its continental peers, France and Germany. Mcilhagga attributed some of this to the British elite's inability to move beyond their role as imperial administrators and rentiers; he contrasts the productive and economically innovative American oligarchs to the complacent British upper class. Razib wonders about the strangeness of the difference between the two societies given their shared history, language and culture. Mcilhagga paints a picture of a small and prosperous professional class that benefited from globalization, and a broader populace that has been slowly ground into immiseration over the last two generations.

Johnathan Agnew is joined by the UK's Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, to talk about playing cricket as a child, Bazball, and getting sledged by Sam Curran.

EPISODE 149: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:43) SPECIAL COMMENT: Free advice for Rupert Murdoch: Fire Tucker Carlson - now. And Ingraham. And Hannity. Because between how the January 6 Video Gaslight Gambit failed and backfired and self-owned, and Round 3 of the Dominion Lawsuit Document Dump, it's gonna be him or them and history has proven again and again that it's ALWAYS him. Carlson's fraud was so bad, and angered so many, that Senator Thom Tillis said "It's bulls**t" and Mitch McConnell said Fox News made a mistake and half a dozen other Republicans ripped the network. And internally, no other Fox host said ANYTHING supportive, on the air or off, until Laura Ingraham finally hit McConnell back at 10 PM last night. And the Dominion 3rd Tranche may be the killer. Not only is there now a paper trail to Murdoch sharing info - maybe even a copy - of Biden's commercials with Jared Kushner. But in a phrase you will soon see on every political billboard everywhere, there's Carlson texting a Fox producer on January 4 2021: "We are very very close to being able to ignore Trump most nights. I truly can't wait. I HATE HIM PASSIONATELY." How much would you pay to charity for the privilege of showing Trump that text? B-Block (21:0) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: Why are TVs in the US Capitol required to be tuned to Fox 'News?' Trump's genius plan to solve Ukraine: give it to Russia. Marjorie Taylor Greene talks about women who take testosterone what was that about every Republican accusation being an admission? (24:21) IN SPORTS: For the third time, the NHL (The National Hypocrisy League) has screwed up Pride Night. Is this a Russian problem? (28:52) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Before signing a deal to become "Sister Cities" make sure the other one exists. The UK's Prime Minister touts the nation's Modern Slavery (?) And poor Musk thought he was just mocking the differently-abled. Actually he was confirming he owed somebody $100 million. C-Block (35:00) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Four poor pups in Dallas (36:00) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: A lot about Russia and Ukraine in this episode so time to tell the tale of my musical genius Great Grandfather. Ever heard the story of the guy who gave away the name "General Motors" for free? That was my Ukrainian Great Grandpa, Antony Zelensky, whose saving grace was: he TOLD that story on himself every day of his life!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Rishi Sunak becomes UK's Prime Minister, Kari Lake is the latest MAGA favorite, John Fetterman and Dr. Oz face off in their first debate, and Rihanna releases new music. Here's what happened this week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Contact: cosmicdancerpodcast@gmail.com I like to disseminate love, kindness and knowledge. Please respect yourself, people and earth. Take care and thanks for supporting me with Paypal. Peace! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=5E6WCP8KAS4NG Podcast Episode Cover, produced by me using the Photoleap app, available on iOS and Android - Photoleapapp.com. This new series of episodes on Cosmic Dancer podcast channel aims to disseminate the theoretical teachings of Vedanta philosophy (dating back nearly 7,000 years) through the practical experiences of daily life. This is through the involvement of guests from the world of music, art, literature, science, etc... Vedanta is not a religion. Vedanta is a philosophy, the Mother of all world philosophies and religions. The Bhagavad Gita is the most representative text of Vedanta, one of the most widely read books ever. We celebrate the teachings of the eminent philosopher Swami Parthasarathy (he is 96 years old), who founded the organization Vedanta Global, and who has authored numerous best sellers including Vedanta Treatise - The Eternities and the invaluable commentary on the Bhagavad Gita. Topic: Mahat in Vedanta philosophy, Rishi Sunak, the UK's new prime minister. Guest: Jayashankar Krishnamurthy, A senior disciple of Swami Parthasarathy. Executive Trustee at Vedanta Institute Hyderabad, India. "The environment you are born and live in has quite an influence on your life and living. It is known as mahat in Sanskrit." (Swami Parthasarathy - The Holocaust of attachment") Ex-manager, then a conservative politician and millionaire. That, in a nutshell, is the profile of the UK's new prime minister, Rishi Sunak, the king's richest first Downing Street tenant. The new prime minister and his wife possess a combined fortune of 730 million sterling. The 42-year-old newly appointed prime minister, of Indian descent and Hindu faith, studied philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford. After his master's degree at Stanford, he worked at investment bank Goldman Sachs and hedge funds Tci and Theleme Partners. Join my Facebook Group Meditation Mindfulness Yoga Mantra www.facebook.com/groups/642191676459430 - Here my short stories about Kindness (I giorni della gentilezza- Paperback - Italian version)- tinyurl.com/3vfud2c9 - Here my book Learn Māori Culture and Proverbs (paperback) tinyurl.com/6zmvz9tt - Version with Full Color Images - www.amazon.com/Learn-M%C4%81ori-…1621334435&sr=8-3 - Poster Maramataka: tinyurl.com/pht4easb - Here my book dedicated to Lo-Fi Music (ebook and paperback), tinyurl.com/r2d69dyb - on Amazon USA, UK, INDIA, JAPAN, GERMANY, BRAZIL and other countries. - Here my book with illustrated philosophical short stories (ebook and paperback), tinyurl.com/rpcd5c - on Amazon USA, UK, INDIA, JAPAN, GERMANY, BRAZIL and other countries. - Here my book Black Book Note www.amazon.com/BLACK-BOOK-NOTE-i…32&s=books&sr=1-1 - Here my journal dedicated to the great italian poet Dante Alighieri tinyurl.com/42rt7jjh. - E-book and Video on www.lofimusic.it. - Here my fashion brand dedicated to Spirituality, https://www.redbubble.com/people/Mantra-tshirt/shop

Ministers of the European Union meet in Luxembourg to map out a road plan to reduce their gas bills. We talk to the Spanish Energy Secretary, Sara Aagesen, about the initiatives the country is trying to push to strengthen energy security in the continent. Chinese technology stocks have seen big falls as foreign investors sell off shares of giants like Alibaba and NIO. We hear more from Duncan Clark, Chairman of investment company BDA China. Rishi Sunak has officially taken office as the UK's Prime Minister. We take a look to the economic challenges he'll have to face with Kate Alexander Shaw, a researcher at the London School of Economics. Google has been fined $113 million in India after the authorities conducted an anti-trust probe. The BBC's Devina Gupta tells us more. The last episode of the first season of "House of the Dragon" brought in 9.3 million viewers, becoming HBO's most-watched series finale since the very last chapter of “Game of Thrones” back in 2019. We hear more from Scott Bryan, television reviewer and critic.

Today, Rishi Sunak will become Britain's third prime minister in seven weeks. As the New York Times reports, Sunak will also be the youngest prime minister in two centuries and the first person of Hindu faith to achieve the UK's highest elected office. Additionally, his personal wealth is more than double that of King Charles III. Critics fear that Sunak cannot identify with the people he will lead and the rising challenges they face—which leads to an interesting correlation on the question of America's wokeism. Author: Jim Denison, PhD Narrator: Chris Elkins Subscribe: http://www.denisonforum.org/subscribe 

CEO Chris Boyd, CFP®, and IAR Jeff Perry, JD, get into a client inquiry that makes a case for investments in gold stemming from fear in current market conditions. Chris advises against making decisions based on fear and cautions listeners on guarantees with an annuity example. Jeff gives a market update on employment rates and brings up the Federal Reserve's plans on their plan to cut inflation. They discuss the implications of stimulus keeping markets afloat during the height of covid and what that means today. They stress time in the market over timing the market. They bring up better news from the IRS on tax bracket adjustments but shift gears into international matters on UK's Prime Minister resignation, European economy, energy consumption, and more.

In this episode of ABL Live, we covered a variety of topics including Joe Biden's student loan debt forgiveness program being paused by the Eighth Circuit court of Appeals, Liz Truss resigning as UK's Prime Minister after just 44 days in office, New York City opening up a fancy facility strictly for single illegal alien males, Ulta Beauty facing boycott after hiring trans adult males to speak about "girlhood", Kanye West buying the social media platform "Parler" after a barrage of censorship against him on mainstream social media, the viral video of a woman shooting a firefighter in Kansas City, and much more!

BTS joins the South Korean military, the 2022 midterms prove to have some of the wildest campaign ads yet, MacKenzie Scott donates $85 Million to the Girl Scouts, and Liz Truss resigns as UK's Prime Minister. Here's what happened this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Comedian, commentator, and author Dominic Frisby joins Ben and Keith LIVE in New Orleans for a special edition of the Gold Exchange podcast. Dominic untangles the mess that's happening in the UK including the movements in the pound and gilt markets as well as their latest tax and energy policies. With Liz Truss stepping down today as the UK's Prime Minister, you'll want to listen in to what Dominic has to say.

After clinging on for days, the UK's Prime Minister has called it quits. Liz Truss is the shortest standing Prime Minister in UK history, serving for 45 days. On Monday new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt reversed almost all of the tax cutting proposals laid out by Ms Truss last month. The economic U-turns taken by the Conservative government led to strong criticism of the Prime Minister by the Opposition. But Truss has also been battling discontent and a lack of confidence from her own party. She broke the news of her resignation in a brief speech outside Downing Street. Correspondent Vincent McAviney spoke to Guyon Espiner from London.

President Joe Biden touted his bipartisan infrastructure law today in Pennsylvania. There's a slate of possible Conservative Party candidates who could replace Liz Truss as UK's Prime Minister - we'll tell you when you can expect to find out who that will be. A defendant on trial for multiple murders is representing himself in court - today he gave the opening statement in his defense. The body of a missing Princeton University student has been found. Plus, the pandemic caused birth rates to go up - and three economists think they know why.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Liz Truss has had a rocky start as the UK's Prime Minister. Her position worsened over the weekend after she sacked her Chancellor (the equivalent of a Treasurer in Australia) Kwasi Kwarteng over the Government's controversial 'mini Budget'. Most of that Budget has been reversed. Truss says she's "sticking around", but there is growing frustration among her party colleagues. We'll explore it all in today's deep dive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Liz Truss has had a rocky start as the UK's Prime Minister. Her position worsened over the weekend after she sacked her Chancellor (the equivalent of a Treasurer in Australia) Kwasi Kwarteng over the Government's controversial 'mini Budget'. Most of that Budget has been reversed.Truss says she's "sticking around", but there is growing frustration among her party colleagues. We'll explore it all in today's deep dive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Connecting to your community, finding your people and sharing around topics that matter most in your life is an excellent form of Self Care. Today on the talk show, I am joined by the Founder and Chairperson of ADHD UK, Henry Shelford. Henry is a late identified ADHDer, recipient of the Point of Light by UK's Prime Minister for his work with Sarcoidosis UK helping those affected during the pandemic, a fellow of the Royal Geography Society, has a background in finance, venture capital and so much more. Henry and I are talking all about ADHD UK's upcoming ADHD Global Conference on October 6-7 running across all time zones for 24 hours in partnership with ADHD New Zealand and Goldilocks and the Bear Foundation South Africa. Topics will include: - diagnosis - education - nutrition - mental health - medication - money management - employment - ADHD & Autism And so much more!!! To join this FREE conference and celebrate community connection in your Self Care learn more and sign up here: https://adhduk.co.uk/global-conference/ Her Brain Connection Lab: A Podcast for Neurodiverse Relationships First episode is airing October 1st. Follow and Subscribe so you don't miss this first peek into our big WHY, who we are here to help and an opportunity to be part of our Relationship Survey from Her Point of View and MORE. https://resources.mindyourautisticbrain.com/her-brain-connection-lab Mind Your Autistic Brain Talk Show https://resources.mindyourautisticbrain.com/talkshow Mind Your Autistic Brain Talk Show hosted by Carole Jean Whittington, Founder of Mind Your Autistic Brain. I am a late identified Autistic ADHDer, ND Burnout Restoration Development Coach, creator of The UnVeiling Method, Director of The NeuroDrive Team, Champion of Change in the Neurodistinct Workforce Movement, Mom to 2 ND teens, partner to an amazing man and official dog walker to our two dogs Easter and Gus. Did I mention I am in YEAR THREE of THRIVING living Burnout, Meltdown and Shutdown FREE? I am finally off the Chronic Cycle Burnout Loop after 40 years! Each week I have a conversation with another late identified autistic, who shares their voice, experiences and journey with you or I am sharing steps from my signature Burnout To Thriving Method to help you go from Struggling Burned Out Autistic to living your Best Thriving Life without Masking all day in relationships or work. Learn More about Burnout To Thriving by getting your FREE Download- Top 20 Warning Signs You May Be In Autistic Burnout: https://resources.mindyourautisticbrain.com/burnout

Liz Truss has only been the UK's Prime Minister for three weeks and there are already members of her own party that reportedly want her gone.  Over the weekend her Chancellor announced a series of tax cuts that included scrapping the top rate like our National Party is proposing. As a result the pound then slumped to a 37 year low.  Anuska Asthana is ITV News' deputy political editor, and she joins us with the latest from England. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The UK's Prime Minister is a Swiftie and Finland's Prime Minister is a party animal. What's a gal to do when she's a political leader and also exists online!? We'd like to think women can be multifaceted human beings, but some folks want to use their ideologies to bring them down. Was the partying that bad? No. Did she receive backlash? Oh you bet! The internet is now a staple in our lives and as the younger generation grows older and joins the workforce we may all have our old online history resurface, whether it be embarrassing school videos or bad tweets. Let's chat more about this, award show season, Lizzo, and what it means to be woman with political power. Listen in and join the convo! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/grwup/message

-- On the Show: -- Tim Miller, writer, political consultant, author of "Why We Did It: A Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell," and host of the Snapchat show "Not My Party," joins David to discuss his work as a Republican consultant and his abandonment of Trump. Get the book: https://amzn.to/3eoT7br -- Hillary Clinton says in clear terms that she will never run for President again -- Joe Biden's approval continues to climb as gas prices continue to decline -- CNN makes a notable rightward shift under the new leadership of CEO Chris Licht, leading to the resignation of numerous on-air staffers -- It is now confirmed that Donald Trump had nuclear secrets at his Mar-a-Lago home -- Donald Trump's lawyer Alina Habba is confronted about the empty folders marked "Top Secret" found at Trump's home and is unable to respond in a coherent manner -- MyPillow CEO and Founder Mike Lindell spends hours posting dozens of messages to our Facebook page -- A fake Trump elector is caught on surveillance video on the day that a Georgia elections office was breached -- Voicemail caller lives in Texas and is surrounded by Biden Derangement Syndrome -- On the Bonus Show: Liz Truss officially the UK's Prime Minister, New Mexico official ousted for participating in January 6 riot, Ted Cruz wants to block student loan forgiveness, much more...

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UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will be appointed as Britain's new prime minister by Queen Elizabeth in an unorthodox location. In The Daily Article for September 6, 2022, Jim Denison, PhD, considers “the finitude of the human condition” and the sin of presumption that Christians are often tempted to commit. Author: Jim Denison, PhD Narrator: Chris Elkins Subscribe: http://www.denisonforum.org/subscribe 

Liz Truss is now officially the UK's Prime Minister, as Boris Johnson gives his farewell speech. Extreme weather continues across the US - we'll bring you the details of flood alerts and wildfires. Instagram has been hit with a record fine for failing to protect children's data. A new Covid-19 vaccine that can be inhaled instead of injected has been approved in China. Plus, the man behind the US Navy's biggest corruption scandal is on the run.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Rod Oram's on the line to talk about the UK's Prime Minister race, the Green Party leadership contention, and RBNZ things. Whakarongo mai! 

Welcome to the PRmoment Podcast.This week we're chatting to Alex Aiken, long-time executive director, of the UK Government's Communication Service.We're going to talk to Alex about his career in government communications, the personalities of the Prime Ministers he's worked with and the changes he made during his time heading up the Government Communications Service.Before we start, just to tell you about PRmoment's new Patron Scheme. If you are a regular consumer of our content, including this podcast, and you're getting value from it, if you fancy making a contribution to help fund PRmoment - now you can.We have three different Patron Tiers—The Daney Parker Tier, The Chadlington Tier and Edward Bernays Tier.And do check out the home page of PRmoment for our latest webinars, including PR Analytics, LinkedIn as a B2B Marketing Channel and The intersection of Data, Insight and PR Planning.Finally, thanks to our PRmoment Podcast sponsors, The PRCA.This interview was recorded before the resignation of Boris Johnson as the UK's Prime Minister.Alex welcome to the show: 2 mins Alex talks us through his new job!3 mins Alex reflects on his 9 years heading up the UK's Government Communications Service, a period which covered The Referendum, Brexit, COVID and Putin's war in Ukraine“What I wanted to do is create an exceptional standard of government communication”5 mins Alex compares the 3 Prime Ministers he's worked with  - David Cameron, Theresa May and then Boris Johnson. How would you compare their leadership styles?6 mins Alex discusses the leadership styles of Cameron, May and Johnson.“The demands on PMs is so much greater in 2022 than when I started”7 mins How Prime Ministers have had to adapt their leadership styles over the last 10 years.“The UK Government is a £700 bn beast that operates 24/7”8 mins Does the work of GCS's change depending on who is the leader of the government? Or is the approach fairly standard?9 mins Due to the volume of communications channels - has the complexity of government communications become too complex?11 mins As a government communicator does Alex worry about the impact of the current “party” scandals on the public's trust in government?13 mins Alex about his passion for effective government communications and how “effective public service communications can change, improve, enhance and save lives”14 mins“The issue, whether your private sector or public sector, is evaluation”16 mins How can governments fight disinformation? Alex recommends the RESIST toolkit for further reading. 20 mins Alex talks about the risk of the UK coming under a cyber security attack from a foreign government.20.30 mins Alex discusses the behavioural science strategy behind the UK's COVID communications.22.30 mins Will Alex's work on the UK government's evaluation framework be his legacy from his 

President Joe Biden completed his first visit to the region as US President as the Tory Party leadership campaign continued in London to seek a replacement for Boris Johnson as the UK's Prime Minister. Sir Mo Farah revealed he was trafficked to Britain as a child and his name isn't actually his and a Scottish museum found a self-portrait of Van Gogh which had previously not been known of.

The Rowan Report is a weekly newscast that brings you a recap of the week's top headlines. This week's edition reports on Boris Johnson resigns as UK's Prime Minister and a shooting during Philadelphia's July 4th celebration.

Janet Daley, a political journalist for The Telegraph, joins Pat Thurston to explain what is going on now that Boris Johnson resigned as the UK's Prime Minister. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Janet Daley, a political journalist for The Telegraph, joins Pat Thurston to explain what is going on now that Boris Johnson resigned as the UK's Prime Minister. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boris Johnson's resignation is broken down including who could replace him as UK's Prime Minister. Plus, a panel talk tennis great Rafael Nadal pulling out of Wimbledon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fearless paramedic, Yuliia “Taira” Paievska, who filmed the horrors of Mariupol and was then held captive for 3 months by Russian proxy forces. She describes how she was physically and psychologically tortured. Lyse and Irena discuss why a Ukrainian croissant is named after Boris Johnson – and the wider reactions to the UK's Prime Minister resignation with Yuriy Sak, adviser to Ukraine's Minister of Defence. And we find out why drones are playing such an important role in the war in Ukraine, with Anatoliy Tiagur, a drone operator for the army and BBC defence correspondent Jonathan Beale. The series producer is Estelle Doyle. The producers are Osman Iqbal and Phil Marzouk. The technical producer is Emma Crowe. And the editor is Jonathan Aspinwall. Email Ukrainecast@bbc.co.uk with your questions and comments. You can also send us a message or voice note via WhatsApp to +44 0330 1239480

Boris Johnson is prime minister of Great Britain ... not the president of Ukraine. So Johnson's resignation announcement today obviously shouldn't have any intense, direct impact on Ukraine or its war against Russia. However "BoJo" as the Ukrainians took to calling him, was one of the earliest and strongest supporters of Ukraine's defense against the Russian invasion. He was also the first head of state to visit Kyiv while the war still raged. Ukraine might not have lost a leader today, but it lost a dedicated ally. Johnson's eventual departure as prime minister of the UK could impact relations with the US to a degree, especially when it comes to Russia and Ukraine. Even with changes in leadership and personalities, will the so-called "special relationship" between the U.S. and UK persist no matter what? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Boris Johnson is prime minister of Great Britain ... not the president of Ukraine. So Johnson's resignation announcement today obviously shouldn't have any intense, direct impact on Ukraine or its war against Russia. However "BoJo" as the Ukrainians took to calling him, was one of the earliest and strongest supporters of Ukraine's defense against the Russian invasion. He was also the first head of state to visit Kyiv while the war still raged.Ukraine might not have lost a leader today, but it lost a dedicated ally.Johnson's eventual departure as prime minister of the UK could impact relations with the US to a degree, especially when it comes to Russia and Ukraine.Even with changes in leadership and personalities, will the so-called "special relationship" between the U.S. and UK persist no matter what? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

UK's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson is once again in hot water as his future is doused in new scandal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

America is sending thousands of more weapons to Ukraine.It includes roughly another $100 million worth of weapons, 12,000 anti-armour systems and hundreds of 'suicide drones'.US Correspondent Dan Mitchinson told Andrew Dickens nearly $2 billion worth of assistance has been offered so far.“They gonna continue to back this dark horse here and showing Russia that although Ukraine's army is smaller, it will continue holding off the Russian troops as we've seen so far with the last almost two months now.”Meanwhile, the UK's Prime Minister is set to meet with the German Chancellor to discuss how to wean European countries off Russian gas.LISTEN ABOVE

There's been a low turnout in the first elections in Hong Kong since Beijing increased its control over the territory. We hear from our reporter there and a pro democracy opposition activist. Also on the programme, more turmoil for UK's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, as his Brexit minister resigns; and we hear a tribute for one of the world's most influential architects, Richard Rogers, who has died, from his friend Renzo Piano. (Photo: Hong Kong voter; Credit: BBC)

Monday 13th December 2021 Markets were trading last week on the basis that the Omicron variant was not as lethal as the Delta strain, even though infections were spreading rapidly. NAB's Ray Attrill says that's been the view with central banks too, who are more concerned about inflation than and further impacts from COVID. That said, rising cases in the UK will almost certainly stop the Bank of England from raising rates this week, whilst the FOMC is expected to shorten its taper timeline, finishing in March. It's a busy week for central banks and more data on Omicron will influence the direction too. Starting with a press conference from the UK's Prime Minister (for now) shortly after the release of this podcast.

Sean is joined by Dan to chat about his meeting with the UK's PRIME MINISTER, Boris Johnson! The PM chats COP26, answers YOUR climate questions, and even takes Dan on in the Yes/No Game! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The UK's Prime Minister comes clean and the Florida Gators show their pride! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Before Slowthai would release his breakthrough album, “Nothing Great About Britain” and announce himself as the new bad boy of the British rap scene. Before Slowthai would boast several high-end collaborations with the likes of Denzel Curry, Skepta, and A$AP Rocky. Slowthai is the type of rapper who prides himself on his ability to tell a story through his music and over the last couple years, he's thrown his home-nation of Britain under his microscope, finding it to be a country of people chock-full of problems similar to his own. As a young man he was forced to live in community housing, spent too much time drinking, got beat on by an abusive step-father, and stole things just to escape boredom. This 24-year-old built himself a cult-like following off the back of two spectacular EP's, 2017's “I Wish I Knew” and 2018's “Runt”, not to mention a whole slew of sold-out local gigs. But if your only exposure to him has been through website headlines, then you likely don't know the real Slowthai at all, because his antics often overshadow his talent, like that time he chose to perform live at the Mercury Prize ceremony while waving the fake severed head of the UK's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. Yea that really happened. This guy has some balls bro, that was amazing. Despite his cheeky antics, Slowthai raps about subject matter that is both personal and universal making him one of the most authentic voices in the world of hip-hop today.

On this week's interview, I have Nick Jankel on to discuss "Biotransformational Leadership" and how much psychiatry is involved in being a leader of change. Nick has lectured at Yale & Oxford, he's done a TedX talk, advised the UK's Prime Minister and has worked with companies like Nike, Microsoft and Kellogg I really enjoyed this thought-provoking conversation, and I'm sure you will too! Plus, his accent is really cool I genuinely had a great time talking with Nick about his leadership theories, and I think you will too! Check the episode out, and make sure to leave a review. Also, share it with a friend!

Tungjatjeta from Kosovo! After an unexpectedly amazing time in Albania, my next stop was Kosovo - one of the youngest countries in Europe. As you know, my goal is to visit every UN Nation in the world, so technically Kosovo isn't on my list. But my travels are not just about ticking off items on my list, it's about embarking on adventures. And seeing as I was so close, I simply had to visit - and I was not disappointed at all! AN INTRO TO KOSOVO At the end of the Yugoslav Wars in 2001, Kosovo was a part of Serbia until February 2008 when the small country declared its independence. The declaration has only been recognised by 116 countries, which is not enough to get on the list of the 193. Even though they are not an official UN Nation, they competed at the Olympic Games in Rio 2016 and sent a total of 8 athletes. They returned with 1 gold medal in Judo. Kosovo is home to 1.8 million people (90% of whom are Albanian) and is about 10,900 km2 (4,200 sq mi), roughly the size of the island nation of Jamaica. Kosovo is a Muslim nation. WELCOME TO PRIZREN I decided to stay in Prizren in the southern part of the country. It's a 3-hour drive on a newly constructed highway from where I was in Tirana, Albania. The highway is referred to as a ‘masterpiece of civil engineering' and it takes you over the mountains boasting dramatic views. And it just happened that my friend Adam from Albania Express Travel had to go to Kosovo for business, so he offered me a lift. It was a nice drive but when we got to the border, we ran into problems with the border control. Apparently, you need a special permit to drive with tourists when entering the country, and Adam got super annoyed with the border patrol who had a hard time accepting that I was not a tourist, I was a friend. After some discussion, we were allowed to continue into Kosovo, thankfully. Adam dropped me off in Prizren where we said our goodbyes. Although, it was more of a ‘so long' as I am sure we will meet again. I had grown rather fond of my Albanian companion. As the historical capital of Kosovo and one of the oldest settlements in the country, Prizren is a small city with a population of 178,000 people. Thanks to my sponsor, Hotels25.com, I booked into Driza's House, a cosy hostel close to Sinan Pasha Mosque. I asked my host, Erdis Driza, to explain the complicated situation with Kosovo not being a UN Nation, and why Serbia and other countries won't recognise it. Erdis explained that Serbia and Kosovo have a turbulent history, and although they do not recognise the passport of Kosovo, they do recognise the identification documents (ID) of Kosovo. Prizren is a charming city home to beautiful mosques and monasteries dating back to the 14th century. Thankfully, the city was mostly spared from the "destroy the old, build the new" drive of the Communists during the early years of their rule in Yugoslavia. In addition, Prizren was spared from destruction during the Yugoslav War, making it the best-preserved old town in the country by far and is referred to as the cultural capital of Kosovo. Prizren Fortress is a fortification situated on a dominant hill in the city and it's well worth making the steep 15-minute hike up from Prizren's old town. The views of the entire city and surrounds are absolutely stunning from up there. Thanks to archaeological excavations, the infrastructure was discovered with remaining walls enforced with towers, labyrinth corridors, depots, and other inner rooms and dwellings. Human remains have been found here dating back as far as 1100 BC. QUICK FACTS ABOUT KOSOVO Tony Blair and Bill Clinton are both considered heroes in Kosovo. Pristina, the capital, has a major road named after them, including a 3m tall statue of President Bill Clinton. Moreover, a number of children are given the names Toni, Bler, or Tonibler in honour of Tony Blair, the UK's Prime Minister at the time, for his support of the 1999 NATO air campaign against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia during the Kosovo War. Although Kosovo is not an official Eurozone member, it has adopted the Euro as their official currency since 2002. I come from Denmark (an EU country) and we don't even have the Euro, which I find quite interesting. However, Serb-majority communities in the country are still – illegally – using the Serbian Dinar as an unofficial currency. The national anthem, titled “Europe”, has no lyrics. The Albanian-speaking government decided not to risk offending Serbs who live in the country by having lyrics in Albanian. More than 70% of the country's population is under the age of 35, which makes it the youngest country in all of Europe. The median age of the people of Kosovo is only 29.1 years. The flag is unusual among national flags as it uses a map of the country's territory as a design element. Cyprus and Kosovo are the only two countries in the world whose flag doubles up as a geographic representation. After Moldova, the people of Kosovo are the second poorest in Europe, with 30% of the population below the poverty line, and the majority of citizens live with a monthly income of fewer than EUR500. ROADTRIPPIN' IN KOSOVO I was advised to visit the famous Visoki Dečani monastery located near the town of Deçan, a few hours from Prizren. So, I teamed up with another guest from the hostel, Holly Michelle from San Diego, and we got on a bus eager for a roadtrippin' adventure. Visoki Dečani, a World Heritage site, is a medieval Serbian Orthodox Christian monastery founded in the first half of the 14th century by Stefan Dečanski, King of Serbia. It is nestled by a river gorge at the foot of the serene Prokletije Mountains. It is a really beautiful place with such a calming atmosphere. You really must visit it if you are ever in the area. After our visit to the monastery, we continued travelling 30min further north to Peja, the fourth most populated city in Kosovo. There, Holly and I found a quaint café to enjoy some lunch and a bit of shade. Holly and I chatted about our impressions of the country we found ourselves in, and how similar it is to other Balkan countries we had visited. EDRIS, THE HOST WITH THE MOST Back at the hostel, I chatted more with Erdis Driza about his country and what it's like to live here. He explains that after the country freed itself after the Yugoslav War, the people who ran the country were freedom fighters, not politicians. This obviously had many undesirable outcomes, but Erdis tells me that the new generation of Kosovonians is beginning to run the country better. It's so weird being in the Balkans right in the centre of Eastern Europe where there was such a brutal war here in the former Yugoslavia - a war which happened in my lifetime. Erdis is a young man now but he was 9 when the war ended, and he remembers it. Because he grew up in Prizren which was sheltered from the war, Erdis didn't witness the war first-hand. He tells me that the atrocities of the war, including massacres, occurred in the villages and towns, far removed from any media coverage. He tells me how he and his family were forced out of their house and given only 5mins to gather their belongings. They were placed in a refugee camp in Albania for 4 months. His family was lucky in comparison - many families were murdered. It was really difficult to hear the stories Erdis tells me about what his family, his wife's family, and his countrymen had to endure during the war. It was a sobering experience, to say the least. But despite his country's history, Erdis remains positive about the future. He has high hopes for the youth of the nation and what positive outcomes they can reach for the country. Stay tuned for the next episode, where I get kicked out of my hostel in Montenegro...for being too old! Until next time - my name is Palle Bo, and I gotta keep moving.     RADIOGURU Also, this episode is produced by me and my production company, Radioguru. If you need any help starting a podcast or if you need voiceovers in any language for online videos and other things, please reach out. LETTER FROM A LISTENER I received another letter from Alan, a listener from Christchurch, New Zealand. Hi Palle Bo I've been listening to The Radio Vagabond for a while. Typically, I listen when I take my dogs for a walk in the outskirts of Christchurch, New Zealand. It's exciting to hear about your journey in the Balkans, and I must admit that I felt like you about Albania. It's never been on my list but after listening to your episodes from there it is now. I hope to be able to do a three months trip in Europe – when the pandemic allows us to travel again. I'm in my late 40's and a good thing that has come out of the work-at-home situation around the world is that it's become more normal and acceptable to work from anywhere. So, I'm hoping to become more nomadic and location independent in the future. But I don't think I'll ever be fully nomadic like you. So, please let me know when you make it to New Zealand. I'll show you a bit of our hospitality and take you out for a beer or two. We even have a spare room here at the house, and you're welcome to stay here for a bit. Keep it up,Alan Wow, thanks Alan! You better believe that I'll take you up on your offer because New Zealand is on the absolute top of my bucket list. When I finally make it there – and it's long overdue – I'll make sure to spend a long time in your country and I guarantee that I'll make it to Christchurch. See you hopefully in the not-too-distant future.   I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! I really would like to hear from you. Where are you and what are you doing as you listen to this episode? You can either send me an email on listener@theradiovagabond.com or go to my website http://theradiovagabond.com/contact. Or send me a voice message by clicking here. Either way, I would love to hear from you. It's so nice to know who's on the other end of this. SPONSOR A special thank you to my sponsor, Hotels25.com, who always provide me with the best, most affordable accommodation wherever I am in the world.

In this week's Aesthetics Mastery Show, we dive deep into the topic of tear trough complications, particularly the pesky oedema which is very upsetting for patients and practitioners alike.• Dr Tim explains why tear trough complications are so common;• Debates whether post-tear trough oedema is worse with needle or cannula;• Shares his preferred tear trough filler brand;• Explains how to diagnose the five most common tear trough complications;• Clarifies when it is appropriate to just watch and wait;• Shows us how to massage away tear trough oedema;• And describes how to treat a delayed-onset tear trough reaction.Click this link to download Dr Tim's free ‘Tear trough Oedema Protocol' download: https://drtimcomplications.com/oedema...We also tackle the topic on everyone's lips at the moment - how is Borris? The UK's Prime Minister, Borris Johnson, was admitted to intensive care on Tuesday night, and we all wish him a speedy recovery. The questions still remain, though: were we lied to about his condition; was he following social distancing guidelines strictly enough, and is he a bad patient? We go in!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doctortimpea...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drtimpearce/Linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/drtimpearce Website: https://drtimpearce.com/Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/737156Signup: https://drtimcomplications.com/webinar#dermalfiller #medicalaesthetics #coronavirus

Welcome to another episode of the Modern Markets Podcast! Episode review: In this episode, Siwon Kim head of Business Development at MXCFoundation joins Tytan as they discuss the following topics: What is LPWAN tech and how is MXC foundation using this with the blockchain? What do Cryptocurrency scams look like. Siwon's journey back to Germany with the coronavirus lockdown ensuing. Global Market Update: North America The chairman of the new Pandemic Response Accountability Committee has been replaced after less than two weeks on the job. Glenn A. Fine, a former acting inspector general, has been replaced by Sean O'Donnell, the EPA's inspector general to oversee the $2.2 trillion stimulus bill. This move has been criticized by Democrats who have applauded Mr. Fine's reputation as being a tough and independent investigator. There has been no official reason from the White House for the change in leadership. South America Latin American countries are banding together to purchase the increasingly diminished supply of PPE, or personal protective equipment. Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Paraguay have joined the international bidding war to acquire equipment that would protect medical workers and the general public from contracting the coronavirus. European Union Boris Johnson has been moved out of an ICU after being previously admitted for COVID-19. The UK's Prime Minister spent three days in intensive care unit before being released and is reportedly able to go on small walks. The Prime Minister previously downplayed the severity of the pandemic and continued to shake hands as other world leaders advocated social distancing. Africa French doctors have proposed testing a coronavirus vaccine in Africa, sparking outrage from the international community. Dr. Jean-Paul Mira of Cochin Hospital in Paris suggested that experimental treatments be carried out in African territories where “there are no masks, no treatments and no ICUs.” Mira later apologized in a statement released by his hospital after several advocate groups quickly raised alarms, comparing this mindset to colonial behaviors of the past. Asia China has taken the first steps in lifting its quarantine. The city of Wuhan, where the coronavirus was first discovered, reported on Tuesday that it had zero new reported cases of COVID-19. The city of 11 million people is slowly coming back to life after being under lockdown since late January. Data brought to you by FomoHunt's lead analyst Kaltoro, and your host Tytan Inc. Make sure to check out the Modern Markets Newsletter at substack every week!

On Friday, UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for the new coronavirus disease. Boris Johnson test's for coronavirus disease on Thursday after experiencing “mild symptoms.” The following statement by a spokesman for No. 10 Downing Street. “The coronavirus test was out in No.10 by NHS staff. The results of the test were positive,” the spokesman says. “In keeping with the guidance, the UK's Prime Minister is self-isolating in Downing Street.” “He is continuing to lead the government's response to coronavirus.” Boris Johnson confirmed his diagnosis in a tweet Friday morning. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/latestnewssuno/support

Brexit — the chaos that Britain has been trying to manage in the last three years may get a move forward as Boris Johnson is set to form government as UK's Prime Minister. This general election was not about anything else, this was essentially a Brexit election.Johnson's Conservative Party managed a comfortable victory margin while defeating the Labour Party headed by Jeremy Corbyn for four years in a row.UK has 650 constituencies and the Conservatives won 364 seats while Labour Party managed 203. Good mandate for the Conservatives but this probably one of the worst performances of the Labour party in a handful of decades.So what next for the Brexit deal? How will this impossible mission be finally accomplished? And what does it have for Indians? Tune in to The Big Story! Producer and Host: Shorbori PurkayasthaEditor: Shelly WaliaGuests: Nabanita Sircar, Senior JournalistKhemta Jose, International Affairs Correspondent, The QuintMusic: Big Bang FuzzAlso Listen to:Personal Data Protection Bill: Why You Should be ConcernedCitizenship Amendment Bill: Why it Does More Damage Than Actual GoodListen to The Big Story podcast on:Apple: https://apple.co/2AYdLIlSaavn: http://bit.ly/2oix78CGoogle Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2ntMV7SSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2IyLAUQDeezer: http://bit.ly/2Vrf5NgCastbox: http://bit.ly/2VqZ9ur

We talk to a lobbyist who is petitioning the UK's Prime Minister to raise the profile of possibly the least talked about intellectual property right: design rights.