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'Last minute crisis' in ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas; UK Prime minister pledges a century of help to Ukraine; South Korea's impeached President refuses questioning; AP correspondent Karen Chammas reports.

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76% of the UK's Prime Ministers in the last 80 years graduated from Oxford. There is no comparable University concentration among American Presidents. Does British policy creation suffer as a result of such a narrow leadership pool ? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/james-herlihy/message

Confidence has returned to the UK's prime residential market in the first few weeks of 2024 and rising numbers of buyers and sellers are talking of increased commitment to moving in the first six months of the year.    But is 2024 a good time to be in the market?  Should you go early or wait to see what the spring brings?  And what makes prime different from the mainstream? Andrew Perratt, Frances McDonald and Alex Christian join host Guy Ruddle to share thoughts on what's to come in their specialist prime markets, from central London's ultra prime through to prime regional and country house locations.  

China has been making a lot of news this past weekend. Now, they are interfering in the UK Parliament. Not only that but warnings are being given to Trudeau to stop the inquiry. What are these repercussions? Host Alex Pierson speaks with Sam Cooper, The Bureau, Author of 'Wilfull Blindness.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Critics including the UK Prime minister have condemned the rewriting of Roald Dahl's books to remove content deemed offensive, such as references to weight, mental health, violence, gender and race. Is it ok to modernise literature ? Or has this woke culture gone wild?   Kieran was joined by Stella O'Malley, Psychotherapist and Author and Sheila O'Flangan, Author of ‘What Eden Did Next?' to discuss…

In this podcast, ChatGPT, a state-of-the-art language model, takes a deep dive into the tenure of the last five UK Prime Ministers, evaluating their leadership styles, policies, and impact on the country. The podcast begins with a discussion of Theresa May, who served as Prime Minister from 2016 to 2019 and faced challenges such as the Brexit vote and the 2017 terrorist attacks. Next, ChatGPT examines the leadership of Boris Johnson, who took office in 2019 and steered the UK through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The podcast also covers the tenure of David Cameron, who served as Prime Minister from 2010 to 2016 and was instrumental in the Brexit vote, as well as Gordon Brown and Tony Blair, who both served as Prime Minister in the early 2000s. Throughout the podcast, ChatGPT offers a unique perspective on the strengths and weaknesses of each Prime Minister, providing valuable insights for anyone interested in UK politics.Support the show

Diwali was a historic day for the United Kingdom, which got its first ever non-white Prime Minister in Rishi Sunak, the former Chancellor of the Exchequer and Britain's youngest Prime Minister in recent times. Who is Rishi Sunak? How he became UK Prime minister? Who is Akshta Murty? What is his connection with India? Know more about his India Connect in today's FYI 

Former British Chancellor Rishi Sunak has forged ahead of his rivals in the contest to replace Liz Truss as Prime Minister. Sunak has about 150 Tory MPs in his camp, including some who previously allied themselves with Boris Johnson. Candidates need 100 supporters by Monday afternoon (UK time)  to qualify for the next stage. Our UK correspondent Vincent McAviney explained further. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This episode continues the conversation between Professor Sir Michael Marmot and Dr Jasmine Lee as they discuss the challenges faced now following over a decade of growing health inequity and the current cost of living crisis. Professor Sir Michael Marmot is a Professor of Epidemiology at University College London, the Director of the UCL Institute of Health Equity and the author of The Health Gap: the challenge of an unequal world (Bloomsbury: 2015). He has over four decades of experience leading research teams on health inequities and chaired commissions. Dr Jasmine Lee is a palliative medicine specialist registrar and trainee, RCP clinical education fellow and Association of Palliative Medicine trainees committee co-chair based in London. This episode was recorded in August 2022 before the results of the Conservative party leadership election for the UK Prime minister on 7th September 2022.

Listen to Professor Sir Michael Marmot and Dr Jasmine Lee discuss the impact of social determinants of health inequity looking at research and policies over the years, the important relationship they have to the health of our population and the impact of the Coronavirus-19 pandemic. Professor Sir Michael Marmot is a Professor of Epidemiology at University College London, the Director of the UCL Institute of Health Equity and the author of The Health Gap: the challenge of an unequal world (Bloomsbury: 2015). He has over four decades of experience leading research teams on health inequities and chaired commissions. Dr Jasmine Lee is a palliative medicine specialist registrar and trainee, RCP clinical education fellow and Association of Palliative Medicine trainees committee co-chair based in London. This episode was recorded in August 2022 before the results of the Conservative party leadership election for the UK Prime minister on 7th September 2022.

I never listened much to Steve Wright In The Afternoon when he was on Radio 1. The show coincided with afternoon classes (if you went to a fancy boarding school). But when I did occasionally dip into it, it was full of characters, fun and excitement. Ahead of his final show later today, https://twitter.com/geoffjein/status/1575737119154184192?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2022-09-30 (Geoff Jein has shared some of the secrets of the show that he worked on for a while). Steve Wright was the stuff of legends: and when the beers flowed and someone from Radio 2 was present, inevitably the stories would flow. Not all of those stories were positive, it should be acknowledged; but “Steve Wright” was a shared piece of all of our childhood and, for many of us, one of the reasons that we got into radio in the first place. The magic, for me, was on Radio 1, on a crackly, pre-FM signal with David Bowie asking Steve what the time was (and, of course, what the temperature was). It probably was time, Steve, sorry. But even so, his last weekday show today feels like another chapter closing; another piece of unwelcome change; and the onset of a bit of melancholy. That's the power of radio. Steve Wright isn't the only bit of the BBC that is disappearing. Today, https://www.theguardian.com/media/2022/sep/29/hundreds-of-jobs-to-go-as-bbc-announces-world-service-cutbacks?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2022-09-30 (we learn that more than 380 jobs are to go from the BBC World Service). There will be no more language services in Arabic, Hindi or Chinese. Many other language services will go online-only. The last time I heard the BBC World Service was as a news bulletin on Fabulous 103, a radio station in Thailand. But that, too, appears to be going away. “The BBC will also shift its focus away from providing news bulletins to overseas broadcasters and instead try to convince audiences to use the BBC's own outlets and website.” In 2010, the awful, shortsighted, mendacious Conservative government https://www.theguardian.com/media/2010/oct/19/bbc-tv-licence-world-service?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2022-09-30 (forced the weak Director General Mark Thompson) into accepting no more government funding for the BBC World Service. It needed to be funded from the UK licence fee instead. That started in 2014. It, too, was better in the old days - a https://davidlowemusic.com/project/bbc-world-service/?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2022-09-30 (carefully, sensitively produced network-wide sound of station in 2007, written by David Lowe) made the station sound both cohesive but diverse - something many stations could benefit from today. The Mcasso 2018 remix, with the bland tagline “the world's radio station”, has never really grabbed me. The BBC World Service is available in Australia, 24 hours a day, 50 weeks of the year (yes, I know) on DAB+ via SBS Radio 3. It's also available in great swathes over the weekend on ABC News Radio. I listen to it a fair amount. It is still a fine-sounding radio station: one that is still a source of pride as a British citizen, and one that has incredible reach and power. The UK government appear to be dismantling the very best bits of the country. What makes this senseless gutting of the BBC World Service more galling is that it happens at the same week as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed6g_pJyRJY&utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2022-09-30 (this rather excellent promo for BBC News appears). It's a tradition for the UK Prime Minister to do a set of interviews on BBC Local Radio (or Local BBC Radio or whatever the marketing wonks want me to call it) just before the party conference.Liz Truss, the (checks watch) current UK Prime...

This week, at least 160,000 British Conservative party members will begin to receive ballots for the election to decide between Liz Truss, former Trade and Foreign Minister and Rishi Sunak, former Chancellor of the Exchequer or Finance Minister- as the next party leader, and the next British Prime Minister. An election within the UK's Tory party- as the Conservative party is known should not, in the normal course, mean much for the rest of the world- but there are several reasons why it has caught global attention, and more importantly for WV, India's attention. Read more

In this episode of our Week Ahead series, we'll be looking at the main themes that will drive global markets over the coming week. In the US we have the manufacturing PMIs, housing data and markets in a Fed blackout period waiting to see if we get a 100bps rate hike. In Europe we have the ECB meeting, consumer confidence and PMIs, Russia Grain negotiations, the Nordstream 1 shutdown risk, a UK Prime minister leadership race and UK CPI. Then it's the BI and BOJ meetings along with Japan CPI, the RBA minutes, Canada CPI, events in Asia and the current state of Global markets all to discuss.

In this episode of our Week Ahead series, we'll be looking at the main themes that will drive global markets over the coming week. In the US we have CPI, inflation expectations, retail sales and Fed speakers. We also expect hikes from the Bank of Canada and RBNZ too. In Europe we have the Nordstream 1 shutdown risk, a UK Prime minister leadership race, movements in Ukraine, German ZEWs and key UK housing surveys. In Japan we have the upper house election, a correlation breakdown in JPY, events in Asia and the current state of Global markets all to discuss

After months of scandals UK Prime minister Boris Johnson has been left wounded after two senior members of his cabinet resigned. Health Secretary Sajid Javid, Chancellor Rishi Sunak said they could no longer continue in good conscience after a string of controversies, leading to more than a dozen members penning their resignations from various Government positions.

UK Prime minister Boris Johnson has held talks with President Biden at the White House last week so I thought it would be a good time to catch up with The Latest Politics from the UK, US and around the World with our regular contributor on the show, Christian Hanley to see how is life after the Trump / Brexit era. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The UK's prime property market continues to look buoyant, according to a report published by the research team at property group Savills. In this episode, IGTV's Jeremy Naylor caught up with associate director of the company's research division, Frances Clacy. The discussion looks at who's buying, who's selling and how people are able to purchase property at the high end. Are they using cash or mortgaging to the hilt? Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube

UK Prime minister Boris Johnson seemed to almost u-turn on vaccine passports for nightclubs at prime ministers questions today. The mean streets of Essex were hit with a flash flood and I was in the thick of it. Permafrost is melting at an alarming rate and I hate the heat so lets get together and do something before Greta gets angry! listen to whatkast https://linktr.ee/WhatKast support us here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/whatkast

UK Prime minister Boris Johnson announced on 'freedom day' that soon people would require a 'vaccine passport' to access nightclubs, what is the governments of the world's obsession with vaccinating everybody? How can it even be legal to make people take a medical procedure to access normal life? listen to whatkast https://linktr.ee/WhatKast support us here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/whatkast

Today's episode is the first of a 3-part discussion on race, class and education in the UK. A 3-part conversation that really is the basis for the theme of season 3 - arts, anti racism and social change. We kick off the discussion with journalist and author of Sunday Times bestselling book Why I'm No longer to White people About Race Reni Eddo-LodgeReni's 2017 book was birthed out of a 2014 blog post of the same name sharing her experiences of what I would call almost a kind of racial emotional fatigue - which we touch on in our interview. But as you can imagine Reni has been talking about this book for a couple years which she says at this point is very much nostalgic for her. So in fact we talk more about the controversial report on race that was commissioned by UK Prime minister Boris Johnson and written by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities. It was published around the time I interviewed Reni at the end of April to much public contestation and we get into that. We also talk about mental health and managing what Reni describes as soft liberal racism - as another friend mine said, navigating racism in this country is like running anti virus software all the time. We talk about how isolating racism can be and that writing this book which Reni likes to shorten to ‘Why I'm' has actually created a connectedness and has given her a global community. We talk about navigating success, how it can be a mixed blessing, the challenge of finding the creative space to make new work and we talk about Reni's eclectic taste in music! Guest: Reni Eddo-LodgeTitle: It was doomed from the startSongs on playlist: Beatles, Blackbird, DMX, Ruffryders anthem; MNEK; Rupaul's Dragrace UK; 21 seconds So Solid CrewWebsite: https://renieddolodge.co.uk/IG: @renieddolodgeTwitter: @renireniOther references by Reni:British Medical Journal response to Race ReportThe Spectator Article Mia Mingus - WebsiteIG: @mia.mingusLearn more about our Season 3 sponsors Airbnb and Project Lighthousehttps://www.airbnb.co.uk/against-discrimination See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, it's Brendan's turn to present a Brit Pick... and he brings it in the form of the Joe Cornish film Attack the Block. The guys discuss various aspects like the authentic acting style of the leads and how the film humanizes them, the film's commentary on race and "bad neighbourhoods," John Boyega's stoic, raw star-making performance, the details of the creature special effects and their overall design and much more!   Next week: Brit Picks concludes with a discussion of the Powell and Pressburger joint "I Know Where I'm Going!" (thanks Suzy Cuthbert!)    Full List: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BFI_Top_100_British_films Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forscreenandcountry Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/bfi_pod Our logo was designed by the wonderful Mariah Lirette (https://www.instagram.com/mariahhx)   Attack the Block stars John Boyega, Jodie Whittaker, Alex Esmail, Luke Treadaway, Franz Drameh, Leeon Jones, Simon Howard, Jumayn Hunter and Nick Frost; directed by Joe Cornish. Is It Streaming? USA: Prime, Hulu, DIRECTV, Epix Canada: CTV (free) UK: Prime, Sky Go, Brit Box, Now TV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The UK’s prime residential market – broadly the top 5% to 10% of property by value – has rebounded surprisingly strongly over the summer months as buyers and sellers activate decisions made during lockdown.Record levels of demand have been seen in the country and in prime coastal hotspots, as buyers search for more space and lifestyle change, taking advantage of the value gap between city and more rural locations. What does this mean for prices? And does this spell the end of the city markets, which have long outperformed their country neighbours, or are buyers focused on a different style of urban living?Join Guy Ruddle and guests: Lucian Cook, Fran Moynihan and Andrew Perratt, heads of residential research, waterfront, and country residential sales, as they discuss the UK’s resurgent prime markets and what the coming months might hold.

Julia Chatterley is live from New York. Here are the top business news stories for today! Stable and in good sprits. UK Prime Minster Boris Johnson receiving oxygen, and still in intensive care. The recovery! China prepares to re-open Wuhan, and reports no coronavirus deaths today. And, a state of emergency! Japan restricts activities in 7 prefectures - including Tokyo. It's Tuesday....let's make a move.

We're back! Sorry for the long wait but join us as we discuss the formal cancellation of Destiny, recent UK Prime results and what's next for the Scruffy Looking Dice Rollers

Nobody cares what’s going on in uk meanwhile breaking news from White House US citizenship for certain childrens. I give my believes and thoughts about this to stupid news for today. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/farhoodman/support

We reminisce on South Park, talk meat consumption, climate, and a bug eating future, El Chapo's transfer to Colroado's Supermax prison for life, a Pennsylvania school threatening parents with putting children in foster care for not paying school lunch debt, Seattle's report-a-tent app, Chic-fil-a's new Texan legal protection for its 'religious agenda', and Boris Johnson being elected as UK Prime minister.

This week the UK Prime minister was nearly fired, Egypt bans the sale of yellow vests and ISIS was defeated. Music by @breakbeat_doc

Boris Johnson speaking very recently about the truth and and shambolic state That Terisa may UK Prime minister has left Britain in Chaos and vagary and utter confusion

Hey Guys! In this podcast I discuss whether the UK's Prime Minister has become "Presidential". I think this is a topic that is very interesting especially when looking at the accumulation of our Prime Ministers' power. I hope you enjoy it, and if you do please like it and follow to be notified when the next podcast is uploaded! :)

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: David Buik, Market Commentator at Panmure Gordon & Co. in London, on UK and Euro markets, and the UK Prime minister succession balloting.

The UK Prime minister faces allegations of partaking in a bizarre student initiation ceremony. That and other news of earth shattering importance.RUNNING ORDER00:00 Introduction01:06 Mr Treasurer, it's not a spending problem06:54 #Piggate - part one10:42 UK Labour conference13:33 Farage gets even more anti-Europe14:52 A plot to dismantle the NHS?19:18 #Piggate - part two22:25 The GOP race goes off the rails29:40 Pope gets rockstar welcome33:10 Chris Brown - will the Kiwis let him in35:34 Pumpkin Patch - end is nigh?37:38 Is New Zealand sinking?39:32 Smoking is going down in Nz41:26 Rugby World Cup wrap43:50 Why are we all quiet on Saudi Arabia?47:24 The happiest place in Britain50:46 The end of Dismaland52:32 England beaten by the Welsh55:05 Australia is growing, slowly57:20 Malware - yes it can hit Apple too1:02:39 High school football go for referees