Vlogs, blogs and podcasts
Stay in tune with UK-Europe current affairs by exploring our collection of vlogs, blogs and podcasts. Our expertise on European integration to UK defence brings you well-rounded, meaningful discussions and debates.
Bridge to Brussels vlogs
We will be discussing various topics arising from Brussels and the EU around British politics, security and society, as well as what's developing in the UK that could affect the EU.
Episode nine
Professor Amelia Hadfield talks to Dr Theofanis Exadaktylos about his recently published article: "Whose opinion is it? Public debates and repertoires of action in Greece, during the first Covid-19 lockdown period."
Episode eight
Professor Amelia Hadfield talks to Albrecht Sonntag on the role of 'The Conference on the Future of Europe'.
Episode seven
Professor Amelia Hadfield talks to Visiting Professor Dr Jamie Shea about the impact of Brexit from the perspective of Brussels, and UK foreign affairs 2021-22.
The Brexit Club
In the Brexit Club, Dr Simon Usherwood will be taking us through the latest Brexit news, what it means and what's on the horizon.
General CBE vlogs
Professor Amelia Hadfield talks to James Penny, Sir William Wakeham (SEPNet) and Dr Andrew Hirst (White Rose Industrial Physics Academy) about the benefits of regional University networks and engaging with industry.
The repercussions of Brexit with Amelia Hadfield and Jamie Shea.
The EU's response to the coronavirus with Amelia Hadfield.
Podcasts
Our podcasts bring together our staff's expertise with external insights, discussing both political and analytical issues.
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Latest blog posts
22.07.21
By-elections Part 3: a win, but not a triumph for the SNP: Airdrie and Shotts – 13th May, SNP hold, share of the vote: 46.4%
The Airdrie and Shotts By-election; squeezed between the Hartlepool triumph, and the Lib Dem Landslide...
21.07.21
By-elections Part 2: Confirming what we think we know: Hartlepool – 6th May, Conservative gain, share of the vote: 51.9%
In the UK governments typically lose by-elections, or at best they hold on to the seat. It is exceptional...