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AP News Radio
Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit suffers launch failure
"A problem developed during virgin orbitz attempt to launch the first satellites into orbit from Western Europe. Sir Richard Branson's virgin orbit company is calling it an anomaly that prevented it from reaching orbit and says it's evaluating the problem. The U.S. based company was using a modified jumbo jet named cosmic girl, which took off from Cornwall in England to release a rocket at 35,000 feet over the Atlantic to the south of Ireland, but about two hours after take off the company reported a problem. The rocket was supposed to take 9 small satellites into orbit, some for civil use and some for defense. UK officials had high hopes for the mission, virgin orbits previously completed for similar launches from California.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"cornwall" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Lives. Three new high speed rail lines, three, including northern powerhouse thrill, colossal road, programs, from the pennines at a Cornwall. The rollout of gigabit broadband up over the last three years I am proud to say since you were kind enough to elect me from 7% of our country's premises having gigabit broadband to 70% today. And we of course providing the short and the long-term solutions for our energy needs and not just using more of our own domestic hydrocarbons, but going up by 2030 to 50 gigawatts of wind power. That is half this country's energy electricity needs from offshore wind alone. A new nuclear reactor every year. And looking at what is happening in this country, the changes that are taking place, that is why private sector investment is flooding in more private sector more venture capital investment than China itself, more billion pound tech companies sprouting here in the UK but in France, Germany and Israel combined. And as a result, unemployment, as I leave office, unemployment down to lows not seen since I was about ten years old and bouncing around on a space hopper. My Friends. And on the subject of on the subject of bouncing around in future careers, let me say that I am now like one of those booster rockets that has fulfilled its
Bloomberg Radio New York
"cornwall" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The paper review on Bloomberg daybreak Europe. The news you need to know from today's papers. So joining us this morning put it back to Leigh Anne garon's with some of the headlines in the newspapers. Well, of course, one of the big issues Leanne is the 18% inflation forecast, the time splashes on that. Also, the independence editorial is trusses boosts to ish case for tax cuts doesn't stand up to scrutiny and then the FT reporting on the BA cuts further cuts to flights. Good to have you with us at Leigh Anne. So a lot of focus then and it is the lead in many newspapers about just how high price rises could go in Britain. Yes, indeed, we actually got this news yesterday Caroline, but it's still dominating many of the front pages because it's a pretty frightening figure, inflation will hit its highest level in nearly half a century of 18.6% early next year. That's according to new forecasts, economists at city, the American bank, said the BOE might now be forced to raise interest rates from the present level of 1.75% to as high as 7%, the time reports are 18% inflation forecasts will now put pressure on the BOE to increase those interest rates in a bid to really get the economy under control. The energy price cap is also expected to rise to 3582 pounds in October and 4266 in January according to forecast by Cornwall insight consultancy this month and tomorrow not tomorrow because tomorrow is not Friday, but on Friday off gem, the energy regulator will announce the October price cap, but Caroline, you and Steven just spoke to Sharon Graham there unite general secretary and there are strikes happening in this country because of inflation because people are not being paid in line for this. So this is really causing ripple effects across the whole of the economy and the country. Meanwhile, the independence editorial looking at Liz truss's plans for an emergency budget. Yes, so the independent is looking just at this thing and basically it's saying the emergency budget would bypass the usual scrutiny of the office for budget responsibility, Steven, the paper argues that trusted OBR is the latest institution to be useful budget responsibility, Steven, the paper argues that trusted OBR is the latest institution to be sidelined for sordid political purposes. The OBR was created a decade ago by George Osborne, now this was really to try to keep governments as honest as possible, and as the independent sees it, it now represents an impediment to Liz truss's reckless dogmatic tax cutting agenda. But I want to bring you is quite a sentence actually. It's quite blistering, but the trust campaign says immediate action is required and that Etruscan government would seek to act as soon as possible to help people across the UK by cutting taxes and introducing a temporary monitoring on energy levels. So that's the argument set out there and as we've been talking about inflation is just set to soar early next year and people are concerned about energy prices right now. Sure. Okay, Leon garan, thank you very much. That's been through the papers. This is Bloomberg
Bloomberg Radio New York
"cornwall" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Can point to the government, et cetera and say, look, we are being good banks. Also, you've got the government guarantee, which is due to run out at the end of this year, but I suspect they may extend that. Pays prices? Well, yes. I mean, as they are, when you look at the affordability metrics, they are towards the top end of what they've been for the last 5 to ten years. And over a 30 year period, they're way high. But equally, it's the cost of rent. I mean, yes, mortgages are still going up. But renting has been that much more expensive for a great deal of time. And as I say, for British people, certainly, baby boomers et cetera. Home ownership was the way they got wealthy and home ownerships the way that we think about it. I think millennials probably a little bit more experience over ownership now as they're not quite as big a drive. How about just generally speaking, Jonathan Bloomberg's headquarters in London right in the center of the City of London, beautiful new brand new building, so much new building construction of office space. Every time I go to London, I'm just amazed how many cranes there are in the city. Are people coming back to London or are they staying away? Well, I think the sort of working from the office two to three days a week is picking up and then if you pick the right day, go back to the city, you would think it was 2018, 2019. And also, I think people we saw the big migration. Everybody wanted to live in Cornwall. Commute away from London. We are seeing people who have also realized it's not all it's cracked up to be. You don't have the convenience that you have in London. So I think that trend is slowly reversing, but I mean, that said, London house prices were already so expensive that as I say, if you're a first time buyer, it's an awful lot of money for a one bed flat. Sort of two and a half times the national average for a three bed hat. Wow. It sounds like a crazy imbalance there. All right, our thanks to Bloomberg intelligence senior banks analyst Jonathan tice. Coming up in the program, we get the midyear outlook for European retail Staples. You're listening to Bloomberg intelligence on Bloomberg radio, providing in depth research and data on
Bloomberg Radio New York
"cornwall" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"York City and around the world here's Michael Barr Tom Lisa John more NATO troops are heading to Eastern Europe and some nations are working to move their citizens and diplomats out of Ukraine The move comes as Germany's Chancellor made a last ditch attempt today to head off a feared Russian invasion German Chancellor Olaf Schultz visited Ukraine and plans to continue on to Moscow senator Lindsey Graham claims that without punishing Russian president Putin now before the invasion with additional sanctions he will see that as a sign to do whatever he wants without consequence from the U.S. The best thing that can happen is for us to pass the sanctions package pre invasion with a waiver post invasion sanctions that were destroyed the ruble and crippled the Russian economy So Putin could see it in writing Senator Graham spoke on ABC's this week which can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg Moscow denies it has any plans to invade but has massed well over 130,000 troops near Ukraine The duchess of Cornwall Camilla has COVID-19 according to clarence House the duchess who is triple vaccinated itself isolating after testing positive for the virus It comes 5 days after Prince Charles tested positive for second time As COVID cases ease across the country here in the U.S. back to the office plans are returning but it turns out a growing number of white collar workers do not want to return to the office full time Bloomberg's beneath a young has more Just 3% of white collar workers want to return to the office 5 days a week That's according to a poll by management consultancy advanced workplace associates which warrants employees will quit if companies force them back full-time 86% of the 10,000 employees polled globally want to work from home at least two days a week People from all age groups and a broad range of industries felt the same way and advanced workplace associates managing director Andrew mawson says bosses who are not sensitive to their employees needs will suffer accordingly We need a young Bloomberg radio Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take Powered.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Duchess of Cornwall 'Can't Stop Talking' About Joe Biden's 'Long, Loud' Fart at COP26
"A lot of people listening right now don't know this, but this is it's been all over the Internet. I love when people say it's been all over the Internet, or the Internet is angry about something. Well, the fact of the matter is that at the G 8 summit or the G 6 summit when they were talking about greenhouse gases and climate change, this is not a joke, folks. This is a sad statement. Our leader Joe Biden, vice President Biden was with Camilla Parker Bowles, the duchess, of Cornwall. The duchess of Cornwall. Now that is, this is the woman that Charles was enamored of during his marriage with Princess Diana. You'll remember this. And then eventually, of course, he married Camilla Parker Bowles, who is now the Dutch as she styled officially as the duchess of Cornwall. Now, if you hear those sirens, I'm in Wichita, Kansas. So I have no idea whether it would be sirens here. It doesn't make any sense. Usually we have science in New York. Anyway, I'm in Wichita. And I want to tell you about where I am and everything. But before I get into all that, I just want to say that there was a royal incident that was reported. It's all over the news this morning. I have put it on Twitter. If you don't follow me on Twitter or on gab or just make sure it's not a tornado siren, right? I don't know what that was happening. I don't know. All I know is I'm in Wichita. They tell me. So it seems that Joe Biden while he was talking to Camilla Parker Bowles, the duchess of Cornwall and the wife of the Prince Charles, he I don't know how to put this. He passed what we would like to call gas, very loudly. And it was a long, low kind of like a boatswain's call. If you've ever been in the navy, actually no, that's high pitched. This was, but it was widely reported. Camilla talked to people about it and it got out. So it's all over the news. And I guess this is what you call breaking news.
Bloomberg Law
5 killed in shooting in Plymouth, England; gunman also dead, police say
"The nation. At least five people are dead after a shooting in southwest England. Police in Devon and Cornwall revealed the gunman also died during the violence in Plymouth, a member of parliament tweeted the shooting was
Dave Ramsey
6 People Dead, Including Suspect, in Shooting in UK
"England say six people were killed, including the suspect and what they're calling a serious firearms incident. But they say wasn't terror related, Devon and Cornwall police said in a statement. There were other people who were injured that they are receiving treatment.
Scuba Shack Radio
Wet Notes - 7-18-21
"This is what notes here on scuba shack radio for sunday. July eighteenth two thousand and twenty one first up. Today is an update on the upcoming boston. Sea rovers clinic. Historically the clinic was held in the early part of march just before the start in the northeast dive season. The show actually happened in march. Two thousand twenty just before the country shut down it was probably the last scuba diving show before cove. It wasn't possible to conduct the clinic in march. Two thousand twenty one as we were still at a high point of covy nineteenth spread infections so the decision was made to move the show to the first weekend of october in two thousand twenty one fall in massachusetts. That should be pretty neat. Tickets are on sale now for the boston. Sea rovers to day clinic in danvers massachusetts. Right now the early bird special is still available. You can attend the daytime. Saturday and sunday clinic along with the saturday night. Film festival for seventy five dollars. You can pick and choose your options and that's a pretty good deal. Don't wait check out the boston. See your oversight for all the details and get your tickets now now. Here's something new to help you with your fish identification. It's something called name that fish dot com name. That fish dot com was created by a guy named jake easterling and he is the co founder of a company called scuba. School botox mission is to reduce the cost and time requirements to monitor coral reefs by using artificial intelligence autonomous underwater vehicles and citizen science. I guess and of course this work. Jake developed a database of fish and came up with the idea of taking people's underwater video footage and identifying fish in the video. If you go to the name net fish dot com website you can view short video on what the finished product looks like. Jake also has assured Tutorial on how to make a submission the site says it will accept dot m. p. four emo v dot j. peg in png files. Max file. Size is one hundred megabytes and must be at least seven hundred. Twenty p or higher processing time is one to five days the more fish more processing the rare species. The longer it takes to verify and if your quality isn't that good don't be don't need more time to process. There's a little bit of disconnect on pricing. Jake says into in his short tutorial that you can set any price you think is best but there's also a button that says it costs three ninety nine in any event. Why don't you just go out and take a look at name. That fish dot com. I recently hadn't really interesting email. Come across my desk a few days ago and it was from reef divers. If you're not familiar with reef divers they operate with the clearly came in resorts. Cobol coast on grand came and the little cayman beach resort and the beach resort. They're known for their valet diving. Well reef divers is expanding our operation in the caribbean to turks. Keiko's now they are partnering with east bay resort on south. Keiko's it looks like they plan to be up and running there by late. August east bay resort sits on a mile long beach and boasted. Every room has a beach view. To get south goes she'll need to fly into providence jalis and then you can take either a short air hop over or board the ferry. It's not that long of a ride resort officer an all inclusive option. That seems pretty good reef divers outstanding operator in the caymans so sure that you can look forward to superior valet service from nemo turkson. Keiko's as well so many places to go diving. What it dilemma. Just about every week. Get an update from michael light. Any contains various tips and tricks for better underwater photography plus they also provide some product updates but also in this email is some other interesting information last week. They introduced me to an organization called washed ashore and the articles title said using discarded plastic to save the ocean. Now washed ashore. It is a five. Oh one three or c three nonprofit arts and environmental education organization aimed at bringing to light the world's plastic pollution problem. Well how well washed ashore started by angela ponzi who is a lifelong lover of the ocean and after the death. Her husband from a brain tumor. She turned to the ocean for healing. What she also found was that the ocean needed healing as well so she turned her artistic talents into creating sculptures. That are marine-related using the plastic. That is washed up ashore and they do some spectacular sculptures. I was also amazed by the fact that they have over fourteen thousand volunteers. Working with washed ashore. These are not small sculptures. Either you can check them out at washed ashore and take a look at some of their work. You will be amazed well. I'm sure that we've all heard about the billionaires who are competing to go into space amazing stuff for someone who grew up at the start of the space race in the nineteen sixties. But there's also another race going on and that's the race to build the world's deepest pool at the top of the list. Right now is deep dive. Dubai located in nod al sheba. Which is fifteen minutes from downtown dubai. It's an amazing sixty meters deep. That's one hundred ninety seven feet and contains fourteen million liters of water or three point. Seven million gallons. The pools constant thirty degrees celsius or eighty six degrees fahrenheit. It is team doesn't abandon sunken city. Now that's pretty cool. They have an onsite hyperbaric chamber restaurant gift shop and dive shop. Put this in perspective. The other deep pools around the globe include. Why forty in italy at forty two point one five meters deep spot in poland at forty five point four meters and there's either one coming online or it's online and crom cornwall england. That's called blue vis at fifty meters deep. I wonder if there's some kinda limit on just how deep can build a pool. I'm sure we'll be amazed and finally today. Here's another message in a bottle story. this time. It comes from michigan. It seems that jennifer dour the owner and operator of nautical north family adventures of scuba snorkeling. Glass bottom boat company was cleaning a windows on her glass bottom boat in the cheboygan river when she spotted the bottle inside. The bottle was a message from ninety. Five years ago it read will the person who finds a bottle return his paper to. George morrow cheboygan michigan until where it was found. The message was dated november. Nineteen twenty six. Jennifer posted this on social media and george morrow daughter michelle who's now under seventies reached out michelle indicated that her father was probably eighteen years old when he put the message out. There sounds like the battle didn't travel very far. However now i wonder just. How many messages in bottles are out there. Well that's it for this edition of wet notes here on
The Dan Bongino Show
Liberals like Biden Can Only Play Boogeyman Politics
"Our policies are a disaster on the sucks scale, you know, like a 98 and 100 on the scale of how bad a policy that sucked So what they do is they get you to try, you know, to vote or try to get you to vote for them by saying the other guy sucks worse. That's it. That's the whole liberal agenda. They rarely run on their agenda in swing districts. You know Nancy Pelosi's district, they can run on whatever they want. But in swing districts you almost never hear liberals say things like higher taxes are wonderful. Government controlled health care is fantastic. We're going to confiscate all your guns. It only works in San Francisco. They don't do it because sane Americans and swing districts don't give a crap about any of that stuff. I think it's all crazy. So their whole agenda is well, The other guy sucks a lot worse. So I call the boogeyman politics, But liberals are phone ease. And it's all AstroTurf in all made up here is a perfect example of boogeyman politics. Right here. Here's a clip from O and one American News It's about. Let's see 35 2nd song. Joe Biden needs a flash card to remind him he thinks everything is Trump's fault. Check this out. Joe Biden fiddles with a flash card of anti Trump talking points during a press conference in England. Biden branching the card label DOJ talking points while speaking Sunday in Cornwall. The cards include a number of preplanned answers. That's including a claim that Trump quote, abused power. And that is Justice Department was out of control. This is the DOJ inspector general has recently opened a review into the Trump era seizure of some House Democrats and staff data during a 2018 investigation. Into leaks about the Russia probe. Can't believe this guy is in charge. Sometimes I really can't. They said in a speech the other night down in, uh, West Palm Beach. I can't get around the fact that this guy is the president is just stunning his level of incompetence. He has a This is the President United States He has a flash card number one.
FT Politics
"cornwall" Discussed on FT Politics
"In the end you have a policy which people don't support and then finally jasmine. Some of the topics covered the summit. One is goes education aboard. This is one thing that boris johnson has been personally involved in one of the leaders hoping to achieve yes as a real sense of the impact of the pandemic on girls and women has been pretty disproportionate and there are lots of concerns about gender based violence increasing. The pandemic are concerns about young girls. Dropping out of school entirely a often seen as the off is gaping policy especially in low income middle income countries. And say gee. Seven countries have committed to expanding cut chopping education in developing countries by twenty twenty six. All planning these maths and literacy programs and pledged to prioritize global overseas aid on this issue of on again particularly the uk government in times at the foreign aid cuts so goes. Education has been prioritized by dominic robb on the government said that it will be spending around four hundred million on girls education but charities and Gossage occasion will be impacted by the foreign aid cuts as as does this continued attention. That was being played out. And then the other big announcement. We've seen georgia's on global tax avoidance which. I'm sure you've heard many g seven summits over the years and before the main festivities kicked off in coal more those this announcement from the finance lead as they would on a global minimum tax rate of fifteen percent in this was an aim to try and avoid company shopping around that profits from country to country to pays minimum tax as possible. What did you make of the announcement and will actually come off straight. I won't set. The pops are being delivered. Well the g. Seven leaders are not known for having detailed discussions on the.
FT Politics
G7 Nations to Pledge 1B Vaccine Doses for World
"Look at some of the other themes from the g. Seven summit beyond the johnson biden relationship and brexit. I think the big policy announcement george. We've about shaving vaccines with the words. Of pledging won't billion jobs how significant is this. What is significant. It's welcoming certainly listen to some of the The aid organizations medical charities. They say it's not enough. Misses a pledge which is being rolled out over the next year. Some people say they'd like to live it by the end of twenty one. But i think it is significant a big picture that g seven is an attempt by the west to show that they can deliver full the developing world that they can show leadership and talk about voting. Sometimes there's real concern in some of the western capitals china and russia in particular using vaccine's as a way of extending their influence into the developing world offering jobs with strings attached as anthony blinken. Us sexiest puts it over the course of this kind of expect to see the make pledges on tackling climate change poverty alleviation generally. So it's an important step of for seven off the four years of effective paralysis while trump was the president of the west getting together and trying to do things.
FT Politics
"cornwall" Discussed on FT Politics
"In international agreements. And you got the british approach. The boris johnson approach which is useful muddle through and take slightly more pragmatic approach. And when you hear. We'll see david frost writing in the financial times for example bemoaning. Eu legal curious sec's it will. The eu doesn't forcibly so. It's a clash of cultures and at the moment both sides deadlocked and it's hard to see exactly how they're going to find your way through well this dispute de threatened to overrule the g. seven summit because there was a story that appeared on the front page of the times the day before the whole thing began which revealed that'd been a more diplomatic rebuke from the us the uk fron flaming tensions and encouraging the uk to make compromises even if they were unpopular at the phone secretary. Dominic robb who was in that bilateral meeting between boris. Johnson and joe biden told the bbc on friday. That's okay in that meeting. And that was actually complete coherence between the uk and the us on the issue of northern ireland. We understand the us interest in it as a longstanding guarantor of the good friday agreement and it was an opportunity for the prime minister to explain that we want a flexible pragmatic approach. That deals with the equities on both sides but for that to happen the eu must be less period more pragmatic more flexible in the implementation of it. The ball is very much in the us. Go relation to that. It feels as if the us is being good copy That readout from the meeting between president five end. Boris johnson said that both sides were committed to the good fight air gleaming. Nobody's looking at trying to raise the tension imagined when the european leaders join us down coal. Mo- that they might be a little less diplomatic than joe biden was yes indeed but the truth is the brits have a point hit. Which is that north denied and has unique circumstances. And if you read the protocol. It's actually kind of jumble of contradictions. It starts with a preamble that this girl should impinge on the everyday lives of ordinary northern irish people as far as possible. It should reduce checks at the border. And then if you carry on reading lists fast annex e you law that northern ireland will follow and justice. boris. Johnson pats signed it with his fingers behind its back. The irish government told the eu. This deal was going to work. It was going to avoid a north-south border. And that may well have been an unrealistic expectation that it was going to work by creating a border in the irish unionist would accept and so i can see a world where actually yes. There's a strong irish lobby in america but some of these issues are coming up. Things like rabies guide dogs and other real issues created by this board in the irish sea. I think the americans will also quietly be putting pressure on brussels to be a bit more realistic because this does create border inside the internal market of the uk. Johnston's pretty good at playing the national sovereignty cards and i think the eu needs to be very careful about the fight it picks because if northern ireland is in real unrest and turbulence and brussels sitting there banging on about its regulations. It may find itself on the wrong side of the argument. Well this is. What ursula von d'alene had to say this week about the dispute and really putting the onus on the uk to try and come up with solutions to the issue we agreed with the united kingdom that the protocol was the only solution and showing the absence of a heart board of northern ireland. We've been really debating that since years and we found the one and only solution now. We have a treaty on that the withdrawal agreement it has been signed by both sides packed us on seven under. It is important that we now implement the protocol so george. Where do you think this goes next. Time is running out for the next budget deadline on when of these checks are meant to be introduced here and it feels as if law david frost. Who is the person. Boris johnson has just devolved all his brexit. Thinking too is being pretty hardline on this. Yes.
FT Politics
"cornwall" Discussed on FT Politics
"A more aggressive stance from the west. And i honestly hedges bets on china in recent months. I think we'll find that slot matz to indeed jasmine going. Back to that convening palace you can imagine wolf bowers johnson once all the leaders leave. This is pictures of them elbow bumping looking happy and smiling and that was what you saw from joe biden. Yesterday that he was caught on camera by. The bbc may said a disappointed by the weather and he was singing so beautiful. He doesn't even matter it's sunny and of course all this stuff is fluff but in terms of optics you can imagine given how nevis boris johnson. Wall's going into this summit. He must be quite happy about how it's come off so fall. Yeah i think that's correct. And i think it's important to see g seven in the context of the uk trying to reposition itself faced brexit. I'm really established. Kleberson means subtly the policy of the g. seven is important and making sure that there are tangible policies that johnson component to off the summit. But oh say he said it's the optics and giving the impression that the uk is a global leader can work with other countries in or out of the e. Now we've won't topic which is not so happy. And that is northern ireland and pete foster. The point is that we've had here. Is that tensions over northern ireland protocol signed as part of the uk's withdrew agreement from eve has been increasing rapidly. Give us a background on. What's going on at the moment. So would heard about the sausage walls which are on level very trivial but they go to the core of this issue with the northern ireland brokaw. Which is that in order to do. Brexit avoid a north-south border in ireland. Boris johnson agreed off goods that went from great into northern ireland would follow eu rules and that includes for example that sausages and chilled meats. Chicken nuggets have to go frozen as they do now from the uk. If you send them to salamanca strasbourg. They need to go. Frozen and essentially the british government is reneging on that and that's a problem because the european union feels that johnson's going back on his word and johnson talks about the rules-based international order. Just as he's in the middle as the uc's at of ripping up a treaty that he signed came into force only six months ago and overall the mood. Music in cornwall. There are really difficult days coming up to twenty days now between now and whether see whether the uk follows the rules on sausages decides to unilaterally break them and then we see what the eu does. Its promise retaliation and you know. There are scenes in in northern ireland. Mass men marching reporter down down the shankill promising. There's gonna be trouble. And so if there is trouble in northern ireland johnson stands his ground on a point of principle appointed defending the territorial and constitutional integrity of the uk. Which is what he said in the commons and i think a lot of people in the uk would probably support him on that. The conversations between washington and london might be rather less cozy than they've been at the summit with george. This comes to the question about the protocol and bush on didn't like this. He signed up to it because he wanted to get a brexit with door. Deal dump before going to the country on general election. Of course he was rewarded with that big majority but the fact is it was always going to be incredibly difficult to implement and did the uk ever really believe in implementing the protocol. Well there are different.
FT Politics
"cornwall" Discussed on FT Politics
"This week's episode is a g seven special. Well we'll be looking at the gathering of world leaders and the key topics they discussed from fox aging the poorest in the world and tackling tax avoidance to climate change and goes education and will be taking a special look. The summit means for boris johnson and made his latest brexit travails jordan. Me down he. Komo's discuss is all political editor. George parker and correspondent. Jasmine cameron schillaci away impulsively. Sunny brighton is public policy. Peace in foster. George jasmine peter. Welcome back to the pod so down here call pizza still at home invited. George your quite well versed with calm when you actually came here last week so enthusiastic. Were you for this summit. To contrast what is to be here for an international leader. Burst the people who work here. Do they actually welcome these. Hundreds of people descending on them generally there's a mixed view. I would say that people complaining about the roads are closed. There's a whole lotta security. There's miles of fencing going up businesses shutting down outs you know. I think there's a a pride about this. And i think actually it's one of those things where people complain a bit beforehand and actually see the pitches of their regional nation as many corners with regard it on the television screens being beamed around the world and take the sense of pride but there are two sides to cool. Well that's what. I was trying to explore us as the site of colville will lead us. We'll see which is tourist attractions and millionaires homes on the coastline. But there is a hidden public- in housing crisis in this in this area as well. Something's important. Recognize one of the things jasmine people. This summit by tv might be is. Just how disparaties. Because you and i are both company in foul mouth on the south coast whereas the summit is actually on the north coast of corn with leaders split between 'em cadiz spe unseen time so it symbol of how small the places in some ways. It's quite handy that it all is quite spread out quite disparate because after all was still in a pandemic litas con even shake hands reach over to the awkward elbowed them. So perhaps it's a good thing not one all jammed into one place although now train ride down here the photo of his kinda put on a special media train down from london and it was all by distanced uncomfortable until we arrived at throw. And then decamp onto a small to catch trade. Why there was no social distancing and not enough seats for anyone but let's not dwell too much on the optics of the summit and dive into the substance.
AP News Radio
G-7 nations gather to pledge 1B vaccine doses for world
"World leaders from the group of seven will pledge one billion cubic nineteen vaccines for struggling countries around the world on the first day of the G. seven summits in Cornwall the first topic on the agenda is building the wall back from carpet nineteen the US and Britain have set the stage for donations at the US commits five hundred million doses a person a hundred million president Biden says the U. S. is committed to help lead the world after this pandemic U. K. foreign secretary Dominic Raab says the aim is to get the whole world vaccinated by twenty twenty to do that we'll be making a real step forward in dealing with the pandemic globally which is important because we know no one's safe until everyone says the G. seven group which includes leaders from Canada France Germany Italy and Japan are being pressured to highlight that Boxing Day nation plans the pressure has mounted as inequities and supply around the world have become more pronounced Karen Thomas London
Environment: NPR
Two Artists Want G-7 Leaders to End E-Waste
"As president biden and the other g seven leaders from some of the world's wealthiest economies prepare to meet for a weekend summit in the english. County of cornwall. One of the biggest attractions is a two story. Sculpture that has emerged from the hills nearby. it's a reproduction of the faces of all seven leaders in the style of mount rushmore but instead of stone the sculptors material is discarded electronics. And he has named his work mount recycle more. Npr lennon correspondent. Frank langfitt cornwall and joins us now. Hey frank ohio hi so are you like literally next to the sculpture right now. What does it look like. It's fascinating and it's also become this big tourist attraction there will be sixty seven people here staring at it and what the artist has done is. He's basically like if you think example. If you look at boris johnson. His face is made of old samsung phone backings. And he's got all these old phones that is supposed to be his hair including all these wires and then right in front of me is joe. Biden joe biden. Skin basically is all these green circuit boards from inside computers. And not you'll just across. The bay is where the g. seven is meeting starting tomorrow morning. I'm just amazed that these faces are recognizable. very recognizable. everybody can tell exactly who these people are. And what do you take is the sculptors political point here. Well i think it's very it's an environmental point and i was just talking to him on the phone before you and i started talking his name's joel rush and this is how he put the messages. We have to find a way of dating with this electrical. Waste that we're producing because it we haven't got ways of Taken a pause again. We haven't got waste repairing it. We haven't got ways of getting rid of it. It's not just one nation to to give all that waste or another nation. It's a world problem. And how about all the people taking this visual in right. Now how are they reacting. It's really interesting. i think people are fascinated by obviously. It's artistically it's very very interesting but in terms of the environmental message. That joe was just mentioning. I mean i think it really resonates with people. I was talking to him named jonni let she teaches politics and i asked her what struck the most for me. It's the it's joe biden's circuit boards because they are things that we don't even see is invisible and we don't give any thought when we using this stuff
Eddie and Rocky
Biden Announces U.S. New Global Vaccine Efforts
"Biden. In the UK tonight confirming during his visit there that the U. S plans to buy 500 million Pfizer covid vaccines with a plan to distribute them around the world. President Biden announcing that the U. S. Will donate half a billion doses of fighters coded 19 vaccine to Kovacs, the global immunization effort America Will be the arsenal of vaccines and our fight against global Covid 19, just as America was the arsenal of democracy during World War two. The 500 million doses will start shipping out this August and go to 92 countries, including some of the world's poorest nations. Karen Travers, ABC News traveling with the president in Cornwall, England.
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"cornwall" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Biden, speaking in Cornwall, England. After meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson, he announced the two leaders are reinforcing the country's historic alliance by modernizing the Atlantic Charter. First drafted in 1941 Day we build on that commitment. The revitalized a landing charter. Updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the keep the key challenges of this century. Cybersecurity. Emerging technologies Global health. And climate change. The president also pledging what he calls supercharging the battle against the pandemic. Formally announcing the U. S by in a half a billion doses of the fiber Covid 19 vaccine to donate to the world's Kovacs program, no strings or concessions attached, he says, for countries and need America Will be the arsenal of vaccines and our fight against global Covid 19. Just as America was, there are some democracy during World War two. The goals come a day ahead of the G seven summit, where global leaders will meet to discuss the pandemic, economic recovery and security jobless claims dipping to another pandemic low in the US but still historically high 376,000 Americans. Filed for first time claims last week. Millions remain out of work. Another figure raising concerns over inflation. 5%. The Labor Department's core consumer price index, has shown its biggest year over year jump since 2000 and eight Economists and Wall Street investors have been hoping that surging prices for just about everything were only temporary. But today's CPI suggests that the recovery from Covid lockdowns may take a little longer. The question is, Will the Federal Reserve respond by raising interest rates? Jim Ryan ABC News, a bipartisan group of lawmakers holding another round of talks on infrastructure looking for common ground sticking points remain for Republicans opposing tax hike tax hikes to pay for the bill. You're listening to ABC News. It's all about the nose from.
Marketplace Morning Report with David Brancaccio
"cornwall" Discussed on Marketplace Morning Report with David Brancaccio
"Hey everyone i am. Matinees hosted the marketplace podcast. This is uncomfortable. It is a show about life and how money messes with it and this season. We're digging into one very specific feeling that nagging suspicion that in some way or another prowl. Kinda getting scammed from a decade long quest to unravel an identity thief to the get rich quick ler of multi level marketing schemes. We get into how our society seems to be built in a way that can often leave many of us feeling cheated. You can check out. The new season of this is uncomfortable. Wherever you get your podcast. What do we want out of. The economy will being is one answer. Also the ability to bounce back when things go wrong resilience ahead of tomorrow's group of seven summit. The president biden's attending a group of economists and other experts were invited to look at ways. World leaders could build resilience and with rebuild trust in institutions the public often seizes failing one of those who helped craft resilience agenda for g seven leaders to consider is felicia wong president and ceo of the liberal leaning think tank. The roosevelt institute in new york is wong. Thank you for joining us. Thanks david going to be here. The topic is resilience. This is something that has been discussed among policy experts for years. Do you think this is going to become more official. That we want more resilient. I do think david it's time for a new vision for economic resilience for the entire planet in this post. Covid era and i was fortunate to be invited to sit on an expert panel with representatives from all g seven countries to consider this question in advance of the summit in cornwall. That's coming up resilience of we've covered it over the years but things will happen and you don't want it to pop the economy. Every time a thing happens well one of the things. Our panel is putting forward for the g. Seven leaders is something. We're calling in cornwall consensus. That's in contrast to the old washington consensus of the late nineteen eighties. Which was one way of thinking about globalization that made many of our international economic interactions. Very thin the cornwall. Consensus is something that really looks to multilateral cooperation to solve real problems for real people fighting global pandemic says one of those things. But we're also arguing for things like more. Economic inclusion access to the co vaccine is one important part of inclusion. We're also arguing for better. Governance uphold lieber standards across the board that we invest in a greener economy at this cornwall consensus. I mean how far do we take it. As world war two was coming to an end. Nineteen forty four. They gathered up in the hampshire bretton woods and reordered a lot of global economic relations. Is this at that scale. Do you think. I think we're at that moment. You know. we are suffering from cova and climate and an overall distrust of governance and this is a moment where leaders and countries can step up to show that we can actually collectively manage our risks. Better we can actually create stronger supply chain in say semiconductors to make sure that we'll have the parts that we need to build a decarbonised economy. I am hopeful that we can make this happen. And i am certain that we have the vision at least to put forth on the world. Stage felicia wong presidency. Yo of the roosevelt institute. Thank you so much. Thanks david great to be here. This g seven is in. Carb's bay cornwall. Uk were president biden and british prime minister. Boris johnson are set to meet later today when we may hear more about a timetable for reopening travel between the uk. And the us as for carvers bay. You've heard of the pirates of penzance. Well go to penzance. And then you head north about nine miles on the b. Thirty three eleven. There's your cornwall. G seven summit the brancaccio marketplace morning report from apm american public media molly would host of marketplace tech a show that helps you understand the digital economy. How more of the country get access to better internet. What new jobs will artificial intelligence create or destroy and what tools will help us. Survive are already changing climate. We tell the stories behind the technology in our lives and every weekday. Our podcast brings you insight. You won't hear on the radio checkout marketplace tech. Wherever you get your podcasts..
BBC World Service
Artists Create E-Waste 'Mount Recyclemore' for G7
"Prepared to meet in Cornwall in southwest England, a huge sculpture of their heads in the style of Mount Rushmore in the U. S has been built close to where they're staying. Named. Mount Recycle more. It hopes to highlight the environmental damage caused by throwing away electronic devices. Our reporter. Steffi Apprentice has more. It's one of America's most iconic monuments. The Mount Rushmore National Memorial features the heads of four U. S presidents carved into the rock face in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Now ahead of the G seven meeting and looming more than two stories high. The faces of Boris Johnson, Emmanuel Macron, Joe Biden and Angela Merkel stare out across the Cornish landscape constructed entirely of bits of metal circuit boards, TV screens and smartphones. They're joined by you should Asuka Mario Draghi and Justin Trudeau to make the mountain structure close to the hotel where world leaders will be staying in the English countryside. These people who live near the G seven summit venue, watch the faces being built seen it develop over the last few days, and it's what they've done is schism. Amazing. I think it's a good way of Sort of highlighting just how much the waste there is in the oceans, and hopefully we'll send a good message over to G seven leaders just about we really need to clean the planet up artists Joe Russian Alex Wreckage say they created the sculpture to highlight the huge amount of tech and gadgets that go UN recycled globally each year, with Joe explaining the logic behind depicting the world leaders united They like more to talk to each other and work out a plan that isn't just shifting the problem from one country to another, but actually is a plan. We will work on together, which is how to deal with this waste and how to stop producing so much waste and how to recycle things in these. All these issues have got to be dealt with globally. They can't be dealt with nationally because that's where the problem is. According to the UN at the 53 Million tons of electronic waste generated globally each year, will more than double by 2050, making it the fastest growing waste stream in the world. The artists are hoping their mount recycling more will galvanize the world leaders to tackle the problem. The
Seattle's Morning News
What's on the Agenda for Biden's First Foreign Trip in Office
"The president's first international trip since taking office, hoping to show the world the U. S is different with him in charge. President Biden's schedule includes meetings with allies from the G Seven Nations visit with Queen Elizabeth and have face to face meeting with Russian President Putin, CBS News correspondent We, Zhejiang has more from the White House. His press secretary says that President Biden has been preparing for 50 years for this trip, and in many ways he has first is the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and then as vice president, But Now it is his turn to set the agenda. The president will kick off his trip by meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday before attending the G seven summit in Cornwall, England. It will be the first time the leaders of the world's largest economies will meet face to face since the pandemic began. Mr Biden has stressed he wants to renew America's commitment to allies after his predecessor sparred openly with them. His goal to rally the world's democracies on issues like the pandemic climate change and countering China. He and the first lady will then visit Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle on Sunday before heading to Brussels for the NATO summit. The agenda there is expected to include defense spending, cybersecurity and Russian aggression. Mr Biden will cap off the trip Wednesday with his first in person meeting with Putin since becoming president. His advisors say that is not about delivering deals, but Rather setting boundaries with Russia on everything from those cyber attacks we've been seeing to its nuclear program. We did
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"cornwall" Discussed on AP News
"Leaders on Friday in Cornwall, on the coast of southwestern England for the first face to face G summit since the pandemic hits President Joe Biden and leaders of Canada, France, Italy and Japan will arrive in Cornwall from Friday for three days of talks focusing on the global recovery from the pandemic. Britain's government pledged in February to give most of the country's surplus vaccine supply to Kovacs, the United Nations about program aiming to supply poorer countries with jobs. Sarah Shockley. London. No clothes, no problem. Just make sure you have a mask. That's the only requirement for the annual naked Philly bike ride. Organizers say the event is taking place August 28th. And while the city lifted most of its covid rules, citing an increase in vaccinations and a decrease in cases ride, organizers said they hadn't had a chance to chat since the city's guidelines change. So for the time being. Going to stick with the initial mask guidance right participants, sometimes in the thousands usually gather in a park to strip off their clothes and paint each other's bodies before carefully hopping on their bikes. The naked ride is to promote positive body image advocate for the safety of cyclists and protest dependence on fossil fuels. I'm Julie Walker leaders from the G Seven nations agree to a 15% global minimum corporate tax on Saturday. To deter multinational companies from avoiding taxes by stashing profits in low rate countries. Finance ministers also endorsed proposals to make the world's biggest companies pay taxes in countries where they have lots of sales, but no physical headquarters that includes US based tech giants Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says it provides momentum for a global deal to end a race to the bottom in corporate taxation. It's led to a system in which.
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U.K. Urges Commitment to Vaccinate the World by End of 2022
"British prime minister Boris Johnson will use a group of seven wealthy democracies summit next week to urge world leaders to commit to vaccinating the global population by the end of twenty twenty two Johnson is expected to stress the importance of a global vaccination drive when he meets with fellow world leaders on Friday in Cornwall on the coast of southwestern England for the first face to face G. summit that since a pandemic hits president Joe Biden and leaders of Canada France Italy and Japan will arrive in Cornwall from Friday for three days of talks focusing on the global recovery from the pandemic Britain's government pledged in February to give most of the country's surplus vaccine supply to Kobach's the United Nations about program aiming to supply poor countries with jobs Sarah Shockley on them
Lori and Julia
HBO Reveals Photos From Game of Thrones Prequel House of the Dragon
"But, um, you know, House of Dragon House of the Dragon is the prequel to Game of Thrones and Matt Smith, who played young Prince Philip and season one in two of the crown, which we loved. He basically In a blond wig, and he joined this woman who's in a million Clarke lookalike. Emma Darcy on the beach. They're filming in Cornwall, England, and all I can think of is that this Emma Darcy must be She's a tar Jerry in so she's related to You know that anyway? It just It's 300 years before the game of Thrones. Syriza's Oh, okay, He's dressed as Prince Damon to Gary in. Well, then there's gonna be a ton of Reagan's because, remember, there were only three left right. There's 10, and he's got long ice blonde wig and shooting on this windy Holly Well, Bay Beach in Cornwall, confirming that that southwest coast of England will be a key location. And of course they let us let they release these photos. You got them out there because who knows when we're going to see this show, but Definitely and looking at the
Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast
Royal Navy jet crashes in Cornwall
"Jet grounded after royal navy pilots survive. Crash in cornwall and this is from the times while it remains inappropriate to comment on the ongoing investigation. Further technical advice has enabled the chain of command make appropriate decisions on the continuing safety assessments of the wider fleet. What am i reading. Doesn't make any sense. Consequently the orient has resumed. Hawk won t one hundred update. Jeff oh it's an update. Thank you thank you liz. We'll have come out. There did say update at say update their. I skip that. I wasn't paying attention to that. So it's basically saying. After the fact the readiness is professional podcast. Costa we have in charge of this director. That's in my ear right now. Is trying to explain what i was just reading and just threw me completely by surprise. Anyway let me start with the The top where should have started here. The royal navy and raf have grounded forty four. Their hawk jets after one crashed in cornwall. Yesterday to pilots were forced to check from the royal navy aircraft moments before crashed into woodland navy. Sources said that the flying of the t. one variants of the jet had been temporarily paused. The cause of the crash was investigated. The grounded jets comprised eight used by the royal navy. Twenty two by the raf and fourteen by the red arrows Many of them they had in their inventory. They had to get rid of because they found out that captain anderson had actually piloted them but Anyway the minute ministry of defence said that the cause of the crash will be investigated. Safety is our paramount concern. The rif has decided to pause. Hawk t one operations as a precautionary measure. We will review the situation. As further information becomes available. The jet was on. Its way to take part in training exercise known as thursday war in which royal marines ships and aircraft. Carry out war games
The Plastic Podcasts
"cornwall" Discussed on The Plastic Podcasts
"Reliance i got sent a fantastic. Dvd of an irish data that super eight films put together compiled by my relative in dublin. An incredible this wedding party here. We are at the wedding. And it's this incredibly dial voice here. We are at the wedding. The vickers dancing with the says you can say in the sixties is wedding. Now we're all going to repair something to each to move any fed that mata got lodged in father. Ted came along with that was delighted. Only does it was like a breath of fresh air for not laughter. Why grandchild's go to like a sweet toned tweety. Joanna really can't jesus is just such hard work wanna.
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"cornwall" Discussed on The Plastic Podcasts
"Alternatively you can find us on amazon apple podcasts or spotify now back to joe neary and we return to tales of her family. We also get to briefly discussed. James garner as god. Or i do my. My dad has to be catholic. You know and he's a real affection for am catholic. He was he went to college. What are they called the brothers were. They called the brothers. The raiders russell christian brothers. Jesus it tells you about the christian brothers and the teachers he had. There was one science teacher himself in a cupboard when he was upset with the class and the kids would have to go. Knock on the door and apologize to my daughter's getting caned at the age of seven for avenue school equipment in his bag even though he wasn't told to bring it in so that it'll right if you really should you got your pencils if you didn't have one of them you'd get the cane and so he was brought up on my ground very very moral a very strong morals in my family which i now. I'm proud of like and i'm drawn to the people with like like morals. We'd like minded morals. But i think that thing of my dad's saying you can make sure you do better next. Time is just his good natured. Attempt to make me be the best. I could be but the unfortunate side effect. Which you know wasn't where i was at that would mean i never really feel like i've done anything good enough and that's just been apparent in you learn by set by feeding that you've failing all the time. Did they try to pass on the good stuff and not realizing the damage you do just being being a parent. There's a there's a cartoon series. I used to love in the late nineties to the devil and bob and got was voiced by james garner And basically bob was a soul that both the gavel and and god were essentially fighting over and at one point bob stat dies absolutely certain his is sort of a dad has gone down to hell..
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"cornwall" Discussed on The Plastic Podcasts
"They basically just want to cut this woman wanted to cut off. Cornwall taymor and flow off. Anyway that's relevant. You say that your parents were outside to have. You considered yourself an outsider. You observe people an awful lot. And i'm wondering if that's that's the kind of distant single interesting. Yeah i don't know really. I think i think i do feel like an outsider and i think that's why school is so great because suddenly only outsiders would together so my upbringing call was quite unorthodox in way large family and my dad been self-employed. My mom not working at all. It wasn't really typical of the cornish families. I think going to art school. For seven years i managed to in the end. And that's where lots of outside during our aren't they an living in brighton. For over twenty years as well i income you find you find your client sniff each other in this world. I'm in britain in england. I mean when i did. I deal with graham duff. Almost all the women in that show from coventry. And it's really lovely. Finding people go in common and also with irish people. I remember in the early nineties. It was very fashionable to be irish. Remember that i remember. I was clear the very posh boy. Richard and i'm actually irish. Actually irish my father harsh larry's it but like you wanted to be a bit of what seemed to be a bit exotic and a bit rough and there was this really brilliant idea. That will irishmen sexy. I do comedy now with richard grenell. Kerr we do a routine dollar irish bikes as really full of himself. Beautiful he signed. Funny yeah sweety these characters. Erosion is just fantastic. I've been been turned. The country narrates sleekness and country. And i miss is puts upon little irish life is about to get rid of is about to dump. I'm not mature. Vinai w d joan. Every there and we'll be back with joe in a moment but first the old call to action lonely isolated in need of the place to be then..
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"cornwall" Discussed on The Plastic Podcasts
"Brought me around to to to to thought it was kind of relates back to what you're talking about with accents. It sat sense And your dad deciding not to have his accent because of being teased for it that kind of feeds into this. Which is this sense that Other people will define you by the accent you have and so i was thinking when you when you do engage with a voice for character all for over a puppet For when you're doing voice overs or or on the rating stories and things like that is something that happens when you when you do a voice and you saw this because this kind of character. I did a really good question. I think that for me right character comedy or creating a character. What's really good is to base a character on a real person even if that's just your starting point because real people have way more interesting than a template so i never got that thing going. I'm going to do hairdresser. They're going to be an idiot. They're going to have a london accent. Because it's it's nothing. It's not real based in anything but if you go to character this based on this belligerent woman. He questioned where smell was coming from forty long and was really quite annoying and a bit nasal and she's very pedantic. Is this one person i know. And then i'm going to use her voice and impression of her voice and fill out the world so give her boyfriend. Give us some encounters. Give us some stories and some journeys and see how she would react so for me creating a carrot to the the voice that the person has is so for example i do. I'm going to do account with an irish accent. It's just interesting to me because wars star is so broad. But if i went i'm going to do character based on the fact that my now my irishman turns on me. She's one minute. She's sweetness and light the next minute. She's like a witch devil. She's not.
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"cornwall" Discussed on The Plastic Podcasts
"And so. I don't feel bad about doing those. But i can't really do a very good irish sharks. I don't wanna do substandard oxen on stage. Although for comedy you can. But my welsh non i do here is a character on stage. Yeah it's very very good impression of her assigns exactly like her. She said which is weird. 'cause she's dead so it's kind of really odd for relatives to yeah. This is true. It's a similar thing. I was talking to janet. Be and who's a woman show about her grandmother. Kathleen be and and so forth and she pulls out this invitation kathleen and she goes like nobody will get the fight. The how just how good this is. Now say we'll speak to my to my third cousin the other day I've been. I've never seen him before. He's very interesting. Man under his his mother was my sister so he's my third cousin. Well she's welsh and he said to. She had a midland's accident. I said no. She didn't shed a welsh accent. And i said i'll tell you why like she can. Stevens is good lookin' on his welsh. Gotta lovely voice award. You want anybody. Yeah you're right actually she. That is exactly the my irish chronic accidents too difficult. Well this will segue us nicely into talking about your parents in that case because you say once in once from wales so that's from dublin. Yes on your mom's of welsh heritage but was born in countries that right. That's right so the thing that my parents parents going communists that they all moved to coventry for work. A lot of people moved from ireland to coventry for work. It's a huge center. Then for building. Motors ignited trait there. And yes. my dad was seven when they moved to coventry. I think it was really difficult. Because he left all his family cousins of the so the huge network of irish family on the streets that he loved a new and it was a real wrench. I think the him to move to england and he wasn't impressed with coventry. I'm not entirely sure how they met but they were both in coventry. They went to different schools. That probably had a friend in common. Twenty everybody's quite hippyish and very very young very young woman was eighteen and when they met on my daughter's twenty three. Yeah so the pretty hard friends in common is five children. And i'm the eldest two five. My dad moved to call more because he got job at alston school as a maths teacher and so he moved to community. Chose cornwall different sheet teaching posts. Because he wanted his children to grow up some beautiful and a bit more remote lovely beaches in this and the countryside. And he didn't like coventry's you start to get dressed up to go to the shelf. Which hundred strange. So everyone gets dressed up. He said when he went to coma. While everybody really cares what you looked like. It was really quite dillard growing in court. Well because komo's was twenty five years behind the rest of the country. So calmly in. The seventies was like cool was england in the fifties. It was don't traffic on the roads. Just it was the minds of celaya penman and we've dimes. I've coffee mine was still open. It was really a delic place to grow up. It's very safe. You could roam the streets. We used to be in fields with wild horses up on the hill behind the highest..
Museum Archipelago
Tehmina Goskar Critically Engages with Curation, Wherever It Happens
"For the past six and a half years more or less weekly museum. People gather on twitter for something called museum our together. These people form a peer to peer community supporting discussion and debate between those who work in enjoy and challenge museums society. That's the beauty of museum. Our is entirely independent. It is not an organization is just about holding a space so other people can talk with each other. This is dr to meena car who co-founded museum our back in october. Twenty fourteen gosper also founded the curatorial research center. Hello my name is to mean a costco. And i am the director and curator of the curatorial research center and that's an organization. I started back in two thousand eighteen very much to support fellow curator's from around the world and also to make progress in modernizing curatorial practice this month gosper officially steps back from her role in museum. Our i wanted this to serve as both exit interview and a chance to highlight other projects that she has founded based on her curatorial. Philosophies museum i started can october two thousand fourteen sophie balancer. Who was the co founder with me got together over twitter. We've never met in real life. Goodness knows whether we ever will. Sophie was based up in the north of england. I'm based in the far west of cornwall. That we both decided we'd give the idea of the discussion based hours that were kind of finding their feet on twitter at that time so we decided to give it a go and it's grown and grown and grown and changed a lot since then of course twitches also changed hugely in terms of who participates. Who feels confident about speaking out. Who likes in the background. There is a lot of polarization on the platform. Now and so we've changed adapted museum iowa to all of those trends that we've seen happen including it's growing politicize ation as well. If i'm being honest i've kind of treated the whole thing. Even six and a half years own as an ongoing experiment in trying to understand how it is people like to communicate with each other and how it is that you can provide some kind of support for this peer to pay contact is what we're really after on museum archipelago. We look at museums as a medium and twitter is also a medium one that has changed since museum. Our started six and a half years ago since then. Twitter has shifted from a simple subscriber model. One we you see all the tweets from the people you follow the order that they tweeted to a system that uses algorithms that optimize for other factors such as engagement with the tweets. This can make a global conversation about museums. Difficult with the change in. How twitter is managed. And how the concept of driving engagement and algorithms are dictating. What we see on our timelines. There has absolutely been an impact on museum our because of that. We've got to work much harder to try and get ideas for topics for example people's ideas out to as broad an interested audience participation group that we can and that has proven very difficult in fact particularly of late because people's timelines also manipulated by twitter's algorithms and because they're so much more noise on twitter than there was so. I'm kind of glad that museum. Our has managed to hold its own. It retains a light structure. It does support those intimate conversations as well as supporting bigger thoughts and opinions and even ones that people disagree about in one space. I've participated in even hosted a few museum hours. And the thing that reminds me of the most is a museum conference or at least the conversations that you might have at museum conference which is yet another medium but interestingly docker says that museum our has never been about recreating that experience. That certainly isn't the kind of experience you usually get unless you Fortunate enough to be able to afford to go to very expensive. Large international museum conferences. For example like the newseum association conference in the uk or any of items conferences but we've never really perceived if museum hours to fill that kind of gap with still kind of exploring what it is that we think we're doing and that's just by way of being very honest about no having an agenda and letting sort of the emergent process of museum our happened
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Boris Johnson Speaks Positively About US Return to the Paris Agreement
"Together, including the U. S to combat climate. JJ is great by the way that Joe has brought the United States back. Into the Paris climate change, of course, a great a great step forward. Johnson also expressed his hope that the G seven leaders would be able to meet face to face for the main summit in Cornwall in the U. K in June. European Union has pledged to double its
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"cornwall" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"It on instagram. It could be yours now. Thea auction is going live and it's estimated to sell for $1.5 Million.0 by a consortium known as live auctioneer. So take that for what it's worth. I don't know. Okay, I don't know that I well, first of all, I don't have that kind of money to be putting toward much. But also to I don't know that I would want that particular item, but good on the person who wins it. Yeah, really good on that person on that person Who's gonna win the giant David Hasselhoff. Congratulations for you. End up. Finally, a little royal News. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall has just launched a new instagram account, and it's one of her key causes. Now she and Charles usually instagram under Clarence House, but now it's Duchess of Cornwall, reading Room, several coasts and 24,000 followers. She wants you to read in the reading room. He's already shared her first book recommendation. What is it? What are they? Ah, book called the Boy. The Mole, The fox and the horse. So you know, I've not read that one kid's books. You know, I don't think so, because it's for kids. Not like international intrigue. Or you know darn it. Yeah. FIFA cook, the wife of his lover. You know, that was a really I left the theater. That's a real thing. Well, it's the thief, the white what is it? But e remember that it's the cook The thief, his wife and her lover, and there was a scene at which they were having an affair and escaped into. Ah, like meat truck like Is that a euphemism? It was really weird. I had to leave. Came that story. You're welcome. Any time sharing, that's all the dirt like one time, Okay? We're done now. More for more celebrity news triggered by talk one of 71 dot commer down with my talk out. That's quite enough situation. Thank you. My talk dirt alerts at the top of every hour and at 8 2012 25 20 on my talk one of 71. By the way that we love in the night gaming life, baby, I can't explain the way homie.
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Britain's Prince Charles attends German remembrance ceremony
"Prince Charles is attending ceremonies on Germany's traditional day of remembrance today, seen as part of Britain's diplomatic outreach to Europe's biggest economy, days before a deadline to strike up post Brexit deal with the European Union. Wearing masks and the customary remembrance Poppy Charles arrived in Berlin with Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall late yesterday, they were welcomed by Britain's new ambassador, Jail gal