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Verdict: how did the first leaders' TV debate go? November 19, 2019
With Isabel Hardman and Katy Balls. Presented by James Forsyth.
The Spectator
What do voters really think of the main party leaders? November 19, 2019
With James Morris, former Labour pollster and MD at Edelman, and James Forsyth. Presented by Katy Balls.
The Spectator
Should the Tories have delayed the corporation tax cut? November 18, 2019
With Fraser Nelson and James Forsyth. Presented by Katy Balls.
The Spectator
Katy Balls' Sunday Interviews Roundup - 17/11/19 November 17, 2019
Katy Balls hosts the best of the Sunday interviews on today's Coffee House Shots. Highlights today come from Jeremy Corbyn, Dominic Raab, Brandon Lewis, Jonathan Ashworth and Sian Berry. This podcast was produced by Matthew Taylor.
The Spectator
Is this the climate change election? November 16, 2019
With Grace Blakeley, author of Stolen: How to Save the World from Financialisation, and Ryan Shorthouse, Director of Bright Blue, a centre-right thinktank. Presented by Katy Balls.
The Spectator

Can Nigel Farage take the Tories to victory? November 14, 2019
The Conservatives like to say that their road to electoral victory is steep and narrow, but has Nigel Farage broadened out that path this week (00:50)? Plus, is it time to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants (13:50)? And last, should baby boomers apologise for crimes against young people (26:55)? With James Forsyth, Marcus Roberts, Fraser Nelson, David Goodh […]
The Spectator
Who can take Trump on? November 7, 2019
America goes to the polls next year, but can any of the Democratic candidates take Trump out (00:45)? And with our own election coming up, what happens if you can no longer vote for the party you’ve always supported (13:15)? And last, happy 200th birthday to George Eliot – we find out about her unconventional life (28:05). With Freddy Gray, Karine Jean-Pierr […]
The Spectator
A vote is born: how unpredictable is this election? October 31, 2019
This week, an election has officially been called – so what do the major parties need to do to win (00:55)? Plus, Trump goes back into Syria – we look at how pressures back home are shaping up his foreign policy (16:15). And last: does this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=Iwfu1sMqhCA) give you the shivers (28:00)? With Stephen Bush […]
The Spectator
The last try: will Boris get his election? October 24, 2019
This week, the government looks close to the finishing line – now all Boris needs is an election (00:40). And as months of grenade attacks blight Swedish neighbourhoods, we get to the bottom of why Sweden doesn’t want to talk about its rise in violent crime (17:40). And last, is there really a right way to speak English (27:30)? With James Forsyth, James Mil […]
The Spectator
Man on wire: can Boris do it? October 17, 2019
This week, Boris Johnson agrees a Brexit deal – but can he get it through parliament (00:40)? Plus, who are the biggest beneficiaries from the Turkish incursion into Syria (22:25)? We look at how Russia is consolidating its influence in the Middle East. With Paul Mason, James Johnson, Paul Wood, and Tracey German. Presented by Katy Balls and Cindy Yu. Produc […]
The Spectator

Holdouts on Hong Kong campus, surrounded by police, face dwindling options November 20, 2019
The last band of anti-government protesters trapped inside a besieged Hong Kong university were weighing a narrowing range of options on Wednesday, with some trying to escape through sewers, as police outside appeared ready to simply wait them out.
'Couldn't believe what I was hearing': White House aides testify in impeachment probe November 20, 2019
Senior U.S. officials told impeachment investigators in Congress on Tuesday they were concerned by President Donald Trump's effort to get Ukraine to investigate a political rival, with one White House official calling it a “shock.”
Factbox: 'Still a lot of water to go down this creek' - reaction to Trump impeachment hearing November 20, 2019
The U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee held its third day of public hearings on Tuesday in an impeachment inquiry examining President Donald Trump's dealings with Ukraine, with four witnesses testifying on two panels.

Impeachment inquiry: White House attacks witness who heard 'improper' call November 20, 2019
A top US official tells the inquiry he was "shocked" by a call between President Trump and Ukraine.
Simon Cheng: Former UK consulate worker says he was tortured in China November 20, 2019
The man, detained in August, says he was blindfolded and beaten for his part in Hong Kong's protests.
Meet the women on a mission to clear landmines November 20, 2019
Fatima and Fiza are part of the first all-female team helping to make Bamiyan province mine free.
Edward Gallagher: Sailor cleared by Trump could be ousted from Seals November 20, 2019
Edward Gallagher was acquitted of war crimes and was pardoned by Donald Trump last week.
Australia fires: 'Catastrophic' alert issued to South Australia November 20, 2019
Heat and winds threaten to widen Australia's bushfire crisis, as massive blazes ravage the east coast.

Deutsche Nationalmannschaft: Echte Stimmung machen die anderen November 20, 2019
Die Nationalelf zeigt ein gutes Spiel gegen Nordirland und wird Gruppensieger. Doch nach dem 6:1-Sieg fragt man sich: Warum können nur die anderen Fußballatmosphäre?
ZEIT ONLINE: Sport - Oliver Fritsch
20. November 2019: In Nordsyrien lauert der Nachwuchs des "Islamischen Staats" November 20, 2019
Seit die Kurden in Nordsyrien kämpfen müssen, haben sie kaum noch Kapazitäten, um Gefangene zu bewachen. Außerdem: Ist die Apple Card bei der Kreditvergabe sexistisch?
ZEIT ONLINE: Politik - Simone Gaul
Österreich: Hitlers Geburtshaus wird zur Polizeistation November 20, 2019
Österreich will damit verhindern, dass das Haus als Wallfahrtsort für Nazi-Sympathisanten genutzt wird. Zuvor hatte es einen jahrelangen Rechtsstreit um das Haus gegeben.
ZEIT ONLINE: Zeitgeschehen - Anne Schwedt

Bayerisches Kabinett bringt Klimaschutzpaket auf den Weg November 19, 2019
In unserem Thema des Tages zum bayerischen Klimaschutzgesetz, das das Kabinett heute beschlossen hat, spricht Jörg Brandscheid mit Ludwig Hartmann, DEM Fraktionschef der Grünen im bayerischen Landtag. Regina Kirschner stellt die Einzelheiten des Gesetzes vor und fasst die Reaktionen aus der Opposition zusammen.
Afrikakonferenz November 19, 2019
Unser heutiges Thema des Tages ist die Afrikakonferenz. Unsere Kollegin Angela Ulrich mit einem Beitrag dazu. Unser Kollege Sebastian König-Beck spricht mit Stefan Liebing, Präsident Afrikaverein.
Gewaltschutz-Konzept November 18, 2019
Die bayerische Staatsregierung und der Beamtenbund haben heute ein Gewaltschutz-Konzept vorgestellt, das sich an die Mitarbeiter des öffentlichen Dienstes wendet. Christoph Dicke berichtet. Jörg Brandscheid spricht mit Andreas Holzhausen, dem Chef der Gewerkschaft der Polizei Niederbayern.
Klausur des Bundeskabinetts zur Digitalisierung in Deutschland November 18, 2019
Dazu ein Beitrag von ARD-Korrespondent Georg Schwarte, sowie ein Gespräch mit Achim Wendler, dem Leiter des ARD-Hauptstadtstudios Moderation : Sabine Strasser
Interview der Woche November 16, 2019
Unser Wissenschafts-Redakteur Nikolaus Nützel, hat mit der VdK-Präsidentin Verena Bentele gesprochen.

Crise des hôpitaux: journée décisive pour les personnels soignants... et le gouvernement November 20, 2019
Édouard Philippe doit présenter les mesures concrètes de soutien aux hôpitaux publics ce mercredi, à la sortie du Conseil des ministres.
Le figaro.fr, AFP agence
Pourquoi la dette des hôpitaux pose-t-elle problème? November 19, 2019
DÉCRYPTAGE - La reprise partielle ou totale de la dette de l’hôpital public par l’État est régulièrement présentée dans le débat public comme une solution à la crise actuelle.
Pierre Zéau
Métropoles, communes rurales: que préfèrent les Français? November 19, 2019
INFOGRAPHIE - L’enquête réalisée par le Cevipof pour l’AMF confirme l’attachement des Français aux petites communes, à rebours des incitations au regroupement et à la métropolisation.
Luc Rouban
Israël revendique des frappes de «grande ampleur» en Syrie November 20, 2019
L'armée a diffusé une carte de six sites frappés, la majorité près de la capitale syrienne, et un dans le sud syrien, tout près de la frontière israélienne.
Royaume-Uni: un premier duel entre Johnson et Corbyn sans réel vainqueur November 20, 2019
Le premier ministre et le chef de l’opposition s’affrontaient mardi lors de leur premier face-à-face télévisé en vue des élections législatives du 12 décembre en Grande-Bretagne.
Arnaud de La Grange

Nicolas Ferber Grüner, Bocuse d’or November 20, 2019
Il y a quelques semaines, Nicolas Ferber Grüner, 20 ans, originaire de Niedermorschwihr, a gagné le Bocuse d’or France avec le chef Davy Tissot. ... (VIDEO]
Quand l’industrie regarde vers demain November 20, 2019
Au Parc-Expo de Mulhouse, BE 4.0, le salon des industries du futur, réunit ces mardi et mercredi plus de 270 exposants. Beaucoup y présentent leurs ...
Coupe Davis : les Bleus se font peur November 20, 2019
Les Bleus ont entamé la Coupe Davis nouvelle formule par une difficile victoire contre le Japon (2-1) hier à Madrid. Leur salut est venu de la paire ...

Staatssecretaris asiel en migratie over haar woeste portefeuille: ‘Ik wil de grenzen opzoeken’ November 20, 2019
Voormalig Eerste Kamer-voorzitter Ankie Broekers-Knol (VVD) is vijf maanden staatssecretaris asiel en migratie. ‘Op deze post krijg je overal gelazer mee.’
Het doek valt voor prins Andrew: schade na BBC-interview is ongekend November 19, 2019
Het interview dat de Britse prins Andrew gaf aan de BBC over zijn band met de veroordeelde zedendelinquent Jeffrey Epstein heeft mogelijk onherstelbare reputatieschade aangericht. Bedrijven en liefdadigheidsinstellingen verbreken de samenwerking met de hertog van York, die al jarenlang wordt omgeven door controverses.
Israëls illegale bezetting van Palestijns gebied: vijftig jaar langzaam landjepikken November 19, 2019
Na de Zesdaagse Oorlog in 1967 bezette Israël de voornamelijk door Palestijnen bewoonde Westelijke Jordaanoever. ‘Een flagrante schending van het internationaal recht’, aldus de VN-Veiligheidsraad. De illegale bezetting van de Westoever in vier delen.
Bezorgde moeder in Hongkong wacht: ‘Ik wil alleen dat mijn zoon dit heelhuids overleeft’ November 19, 2019
Nog maar enkele tientallen activisten zitten in de omsingelde Polytechnic University van Hongkong. Ze durven er niet uit te komen, bang voor arrestatie of erger. China is erg bedreven in het laten verdwijnen van mensen, zegt een bezorgde moeder, die angstig wacht tot haar zoon naar buiten komt.
Homoseksualiteit Pete Buttigieg ‘struikelblok’ voor deel zwarte kiezers VS November 19, 2019
Pete Buttigieg, de man die Amerika’s eerste openlijk homoseksuele president wil worden, is koploper in Iowa, de staat die als eerste gaat stemmen in de Democratische race. Maar hij heeft een probleem: de zwarte kiezer ziet hem niet zitten.

La sentencia de los ERE no afecta a la coalición: PSOE y Unidas Podemos seguirán negociando November 20, 2019
redaccion@20minutos.es (Daniel Ríos)
Las claves de los ERE: un sistema "arbitrario" que perjudicó a los parados November 19, 2019
La sentencia de la pieza política de los ERE condena a la cúpula de la Junta entre los años 2000 y 2009, nombres históricos del socialismo andaluz, por crear un "sistema" para el pago de ayudas a empresas en crisis que eludía todos los controles previos, lo que generó, en última instancia, un menoscabo de 680 millones de euros de fondos públicos. P […]
redaccion@20minutos.es (Beatriz Rodriguez)
¿Por qué la pena de Griñán es de prisión y la de Chaves solo de inhabilitación? November 19, 2019
redaccion@20minutos.es (20MINUTOS / EFE)
El vídeo de Rajoy que se ha hecho viral: "¿Se pondrá el PSOE una moción de censura?" November 19, 2019
Gürtel en mano, el portavoz del PSOE, José Luis Ábalos, arremetía contra Rajoy: "El PP es la Gürtel, la Gürtel es el PP". A lo que Rajoy contestaba pidiendo al PSOE que se mirara al espejo "¿Son ustedes acaso Teresa de Calcuta?".
redaccion@20minutos.es (20minutos)
España vence a Rusia en la Copa Davis al rematar en dobles la victoria de Nadal November 20, 2019
redaccion@20minutos.es (EFE / 20MINUTOS)
Nadal vence en su debut en la Davis a Khachalov y mantiene con vida a España November 19, 2019
redaccion@20minutos.es (Asher Chocron)
Bautista sucumbe frente a Rublev y Rusia se lleva el primer punto contra España November 19, 2019
redaccion@20minutos.es (EFE)
La relación entre Luis Enrique y Robert Moreno, rota: le veta como segundo y elige a Unzué November 19, 2019
redaccion@20minutos.es (SportYou)

Dopo il "no" a Liliana Segre, Biella dà la cittadinanza onoraria a Ezio Greggio. Lui rinuncia: "Ho troppo rispetto per lei" November 19, 2019
Polemica sulla scelta di premiare il conduttore televisivo, che in serata declina l'offerta: "Lo faccio per coerenza con i miei valori, anche mio padre è stato in campo di concentramento". Il sindaco: "Una strumentalizzazione, costruita ad arte e di proposito politicamente"
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Doping, caso Schwazer: test su 56 atleti per verificare regolarità analisi marciatore November 19, 2019
Su richiesta dell'autorità giudiziaria, entro metà dicembre 56 atleti italiani delle specialità endurance (marciatori e corridori sulle lunghe distanze) si sottoporranno ad un prelievo di urine per sciogliere i dubbi su una possibile manipolazione del campione che portò...
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)
Affidi, dodicimila bambini allontanati dalle famiglie in diciotto mesi November 19, 2019
I primi risultati della squadra speciale sui minori istituita dal ministero della Giustizia
repubblicawww@repubblica.it (Redazione Repubblica.it)

Hotel: Leonardo London Heathrow Airport December 27, 2019 – December 28, 2019 Leonardo London Heathrow AirportnSipson Way /Bath Road, Hillingdon, UB7 0DP, United Kingdom
Dentist Ailsa Graham March 4, 2020 at 9:00 am – 10:00 am Chesil Dental Practice, 15-17 Bridge St, Winchester SO23 0HL, UK
Angelica's Birthday July 29, 2020 at 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Dave's Birthday November 6, 2020 at 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Martin Beck's WST November 13, 2020 at 8:00 am – 9:00 am

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