@2903cb Documentary Podcast by Professor Catherine Barnard.: Recent Episodes
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@2903cb Documentary Podcast by Catherine Barnard, Professor of EU Law at the University of Cambridge and Senior Fellow of UK in a Changing Europe.
Part Three: Professor Barnard takes you through her podcast series epsodes 8-18, from September 2018 to November 2019.
The time codes for each of the ten episodes are:
0:00:00 - No 8: September 28th 2018 Why the UK now needs a Commission of Inquiry engaging all the talents across party on Brexit to end the ‘dialogue of the deaf’. 0:20:00 - No 9: October 12th 2018 Professor Catherine Barnard interviews Sir Ivan Rogers the former UK Ambassador to the EU #Brexit as a revolution 01:06:00 - No 10: November 17th 2018 Theresa May’s draft Withdrawal Agreement 01:26:00 - No 11: November 23rd 2018 The publication of the Political Declaration 01:42:00 - No 12: February 16th 2019 Does the UK need a Grand Coalition to deliver #Brexit? 02:05:00 - No 13: March 25th 2019 #Brexit Delayed Why a short extension to the date on which the UK is due to leave the EU and a series of indicative votes in Parliament may still not be enough to stop a no-deal Brexit. 02:31:00 - No 14: May 27th 2019 #Brexit & the EU Election Results 02:44:00 - No 15: June 27th 2019 #Brexit the Conservative leadership election and a new EU negotiating team 03:08:00 - No 16: September 6th 2019 #Brexit – “It takes two to tango!” Can Boris Johnson’s government pull off a new deal with the EU or will his “do or die” mantra lead to a no-deal Brexit at the end of October 2019? 03:25:00 - No 17: September 24th 2019 Today’s #SupremeCourtJudgement on the #Prorogation of Parliament ruling it “unlawful”. 03:40:00 - No 18: November 7th 2019 Why no-deal is still not off the table. A general Election and a new leaving date of 31st January 2020 but if a deal is not struck by the end of the year no-deal is still a possibility. 03:52:00 - End.
In Part Two Professor Barnard starts podcasts number 5 at the end of May 2018 to podcast number 7 in August 2018 when Parliament took its summer breaks.
Part One: Professor Barnard takes you through her podcast series parts one to four, from December 2017 to March 2018.