- Good results for Nigel Farage following the English local elections in May. Terrible results for Conservative Party.
- No progress towards the marriage of same-sex couples in the Church of England
- Turbulent year for WordPress, which powers about half of the internet.
- 2025 will be the hottest year on record.
- No trade deal for UK with US. Increasing talk of re-aligning economy closer to EU.
- Ceasefire in Russia-Ukraine war but no long term solution.
- “Assisted Dying” aka doctor assisted suicide becomes legal in at least one of the jurisdictions of the British Isles.
- Turbulent year for economy but stock market higher at end of year than beginning. (FTSE currently at 8,173)
- There will be fewer Commonwealth Realms (ie countries which share the monarchy) by the end of 2025 than there are now.
- Philip Mountstephen.
9 responses to “Are the podcasts working?”
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Yes, both working for me. I have a tiny Kelvin in the corner of my iTunes window.
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Both audio and video download to my iTunes and the audio downloads/works well on my somewhat ancient 20G iPod.
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Podcasts downloaded and played on the laptop without any problems. Have not tried them on an iPod though.
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Currently the iTunes Store will not let me subscribe to any of the three podcasts listed. Is it limited to Scotland or the UK?
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Can’t I even escape to my Ipod!
Audio podcast great but the video is a bit big (can it be compressed?
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Podcasts works here (in godforsaken lennoxown, which suprisingly still has broadband).
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I can see three video podcasts;
Interview with Gene Robinson
Sermon 10 July
Sermon Gene Robinsonand three audio podcasts;
Sermon 1 July
Sermon 6 July
Sermon 27 JulyNone will let me subscribe. Is it perhaps limited to the UK iTunes Store? I am hooked to the USA Store usually, because I have purchased things for years with a USA bankcard.
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Ok, I tracked down the problem. Podcasts were disabled under the Parental Controls in the Preferences. My computer illiterate parents must have snuck into town and down that!
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