Skip to content
Still in a Mess! episode artwork

Jan 18, 2017

Still in a Mess!

from Europe Calling

Weather advisories in place in 22 provinces in Spain for below-zero temperatures, snow, wind, and even avalanches Nude cartoons went up in parts of northern Spain this week to raise awareness about transgender children.. Police are worrying about the drastic decrease in the average age of clients in brothels, who hail from all walks of life Social media giant Facebook has registered with the central bank, and is poised to challenge traditional lenders BULK sales of olive oil from Spain to the US have skyrocketed, new figures show. Analysis by Oxfam shows the world's top eight richest tycoons have together amassed fortunes totalling £349.8billion. The planet’s poorest 3.6billion have the same sum between them. The number of NHS bureaucrats earning more than the Prime Minister has doubled in three years. Ninety-three officials took home more than Theresa May's £149,440 salary last year – up from 48 in 2013 Around 3,000 mobile phones have been seized by prison officers in England and Wales in just 12 weeks. The devices were found following operations in jails between June and August 2016. Ministers last night said Britain remained committed to sending China 3 million pounds to bolster the sport at grassroots level, despite having no idea if the programme is effective. UK taxpayers have forked out more than £17.9million since 2011 to cover the costs of running a school, health centre and ferry service for the residents of Pitcairn Island. An investigation by the Bank of International Settlements has blamed the freak crash of the pound on badly managed computer trading platforms and inexperienced Asian-based currency traders 62-year-old David Wilkie, who won gold in the 200m breaststroke at the 1976 Montreal Games, was accused of swimming too fast and without care for other pool users.

Episode details come from the podcast's RSS feed.

Embed this episode

Ready to play

Still in a Mess!

No transcript yet.

Requests help us decide what to transcribe next.

Across The Pond Aces Samantha Greenberg, Jasmine Lucas and James Scott Welcome to "Across the Pond Aces," the ultimate podcast dedicated to shining a spotlight on the Las Vegas Aces. Join your hosts, Samantha from Boston and James from Edinburgh, as they embark on an exciting weekly journey through the world of Aces basketball, delivering up-to-the-minute news, insightful discussions, and comprehensive game updates. Meet Your Hosts: 🏀 Samantha: Calling in from Boston, Samantha brings her deep passion for the Las Vegas Aces to the microphone. With her keen insights into the game and unwavering support for the team, Samantha is your go-to source for all things Aces, regardless of the miles that separate her from the action. 🏀 James: Joining from Edinburgh, James bridges the transatlantic gap with his enthusiasm for the Aces. His global perspective and love for the game bring a fresh angle to the conversation, uniting fans across continents in their admiration for the team. Aces All the Way: " Ukraine Calling Громадське радіо Welcome to Ukraine Calling, Hromadske Radio’s weekly English-language current affairs program. In 2024, we revamped the show with a new format, making it available not only as a podcast but also on YouTube for a more immersive experience.Started in 2016, the podcast is now hosted by Brian Bonner, a seasoned American journalist with extensive experience in Ukraine. Join Brian as he engages in insightful interviews with top newsmakers and fascinating individuals who have captivating stories to share.Запис Ukraine Calling спершу з'явиться на hromadskeradio.org.

Frequently asked questions

When was this Europe Calling episode published?

This episode was published on January 18, 2017.

Can I download this Europe Calling episode?

Yes. Use the download control on the episode player to save the publisher-provided media file.