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Bloomberg

Pearson CEO: We're Modernizing, Simplifying the Company

Higher Ed
April 7 -- Pearson Chief Executive Officer John Fallon talks to Bloomberg's David Westin about the progress of the company's restructuring plan, growth strategy, and the company's outlook. He speaks on "Bloomberg ‹GO›."
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Bloomberg

Kelly: Brexit Makes Britain a Cautionary Tale for Europe

Higher Ed
June 30 -- David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds, analyzes the political, economic and financial market effects of Brexit. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Weinberg: U.K.'s Current-Account Deficit 'Unsustainable'

Higher Ed
June 26 -- In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Tom Keene displays the level of goods, services and investment income in the U.K going back to 1999. He speaks with Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics, on...
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Bloomberg

The Arguments Behind the U.K.'s Brexit Debate

Higher Ed
June 16 -- Steve Hilton, chief executive officer and co-founder at Crowdpac, examines the arguments behind the U.K.'s Brexit debate. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bridgeman Arts

The Lord Mayor, 1960, part 11 - Diplomatic visits, ceremonies, and council meetings at Guildhall

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip 11 from the 1960 film 'The Lord Mayor', commissioned by the City of London Corporation to give an overview of its services, including schools, markets, housing welfare and health. In this clip, scenes of ceremonies and diplomatic...
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Bloomberg

May: I'm Not Afraid to Speak Frankly to President Trump

Higher Ed
Jan.25 -- U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May talks about her upcoming meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump this week. May says she'll put Britain first in trade talks with Trump.
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Curated Video

U.K. Hits 15M Vaccination Target for Elderly, Health Care Workers

Higher Ed
Top priority groups in U.K. who have been vaccinated include those over 75, front-line health care workers and nursing home staff.
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Bloomberg

Littlewood: Some Focus of Britain on the Outside of EU

Higher Ed
Dec.16 -- Mark Littlewood, director general of The Institute of Economic Affairs, explains how he soured on the idea of the European Union and what he sees as solutions for the U.K. and EU in Brexit negotiations. Bloomberg's Simon...
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Bloomberg

How to Go Nowhere, in Style

Higher Ed
May.09 -- These single-axle rolling campers are comforting, birch-wood wombs inspired by Danish design and made with all-American parts. The three Purser brothers who build them by hand want them to be used to help adventurers find...
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Sky News

UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson gives first Major Speech at Chatham House in London

Higher Ed
CLEAN: Shows interior shots UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson speaking on Britain's role in world 'Global Britain'. The Foreign Secretary said the UK's interest was to have close ties with a 'strong EU' and the Government would not...
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Press Association

Labour pledges green investment in 27 million homes.

Higher Ed
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn makes election campaign pledge to invest in environmentally friendly improvements to 27 million homes. He announced the policy on a visit to a housing estate in the London borough of Putney.
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Bloomberg

U.K. and EU Keep Brexit Talks Alive

Higher Ed
Dec.13 -- U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed to continue working for a post-Brexit trade agreement during a phone call on Sunday. Edward Evans reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak'...
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Curated Video

USA - Disabled Pilots

Higher Ed
(dur: 6 min 44 sec/ english sot 1 min 43 sec) For most people, flying for fun is an expensive hobby. Very few consider taking up a career as a pilot. For disabled people, however, the barriers are even higher. Many countries have...
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Sky News

The record for the hottest ever July temperature has been broken

Higher Ed
VOICED: The hot weather affected people across the UK - as the country sweltered in the second hottest day ever. SHOWS: Shots of people dealing with the heat on beaches, pools, streets and interviews with Founder, Refurb-It-All Builders...
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Sky News

Extreme temperatures are going to become a regular feature of life in the UK

Higher Ed
VOICE: Large parts of Britain are wilting in the heat, from the parched countryside to the concrete cauldron of towns and cities. SHOWS: Exterior aerials of sorched fields, train station and people coping with the heatwave. Interviews...
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Press Association

Labour's Lisa Nandy reacts to 'extraordinary' mini-budget

Higher Ed
Shadow Secretary for Levelling Up Lisa Nandy called the Chancellor’s mini budget “extraordinary”, and said it represented a “perfect storm” ahead of a difficult winter.
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Bloomberg

Brexit: Winners and Losers

Higher Ed
June 24 -- Britain has voted to leave the European Union. As the dust settles here are some of the winners and losers of the U.K. referendum. (Video by Ed Kiernan, Austin Brown and Muhammad Darwish)
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Sky News

David Cameron Speech Re Churchill Death

Higher Ed
David Cameron Speech Re Churchill Death
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Sky News

More Shops Closing Than Opening

Higher Ed
More Shops Closing Than Opening
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Sky News

Latest UK GDP Figures Released

Higher Ed
Latest UK GDP Figures Released
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Sky News

Anna Friel interviewed on Look of Love

Higher Ed
Anna Friel interviewed on Look of Love
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Curated Video

RR7516B AVIATION A CRISIS FOR CONCORDE?

Higher Ed
Plans for supersonic air travel have run into trouble. America's supersonic plane scrapped four years ago might be joined by th Anglo-French Concorde and the Russian Tupolev TU144 if they cannot satisfy the US authorities that they are...
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Curated Video

A pledge by the Federal Reserve to keep super-low interest rates for another couple of years has calmed investors jitters, sending stock markets around the world higher Wednesday.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Fed's low rates pledge supports global stocks CAPTION: A pledge by the Federal Reserve to keep super-low interest rates for another couple of years has calmed investors jitters, sending stock markets around the world higher...
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Bloomberg

Osborne Warns of Hard Brexit's 'Severe' Consequences

Higher Ed
Sept. 27 -- Former U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne discusses the need for the "closest possible economic and financial relationship" with the European Union as he warns of the economic consequences of a "hard" Brexit. He...