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Oct 28, 2026

Alden GregoryGUEST
9:11
almost certainly thrown into a pretty horrible, dank cell somewhere, a bit of straw on the floor, not much more than that.
Alden GregoryGUEST
9:21
And he's brought between that cell and this room to be interrogated because in those first couple of days after he's discovered in the cellar under Westminster, there's still a lot of uncertainty about what's going on.
Alden GregoryGUEST
9:36
Do we know the nature of that interrogation,
Matt FordeHOST
9:38
the sorts of questions he'd have been

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Matt FordeHOST
19:00
So the conspirators weren't executed here at the Tower of London.
Matt FordeHOST
19:03
Is that unusual?
Alden GregoryGUEST
19:05
No, the conspirators remained in prison here for several months and then in January 1606 were taken through the streets of London, they were dragged through the streets of London, four of them to St Paul's Churchyard and four of them to Old Palace Yard at the Palace of Westminster.
Alden GregoryGUEST
19:25
Very few people have actually been executed inside the walls of the Tower of London over the course of its whole history.
Chad Van DixhoornGUEST
0:16
And the assembly had lots of models to follow, but it really did something entirely different.
JoshuaHOST
0:22
You're listening to Westminster Wednesdays on The Banner Podcast.
JoshuaHOST
0:27
I'm Joshua, your host.
JoshuaHOST
0:28
And on this day, launch day, we're delighted to bring you a special bonus episode of the podcast with Dr. Chad Van Dixhoorn, who is a longstanding friend of the banner, a banner author, and who was kind enough alongside the first episode on question one to join us for what we're calling Behind the Scenes at the Westminster Assembly.
JoshuaHOST
0:49
So Dr.
JoshuaHOST
0:50
Van Dixhorn, Chad Van Dixhoorn, thank you for joining us again.
JoshuaHOST
0:53
I'm delighted to be with you.
JoshuaHOST
0:56
It's wonderful to have you with us.
David CampanaleGUEST
2:49
So we have a proud national culture.
David CampanaleGUEST
2:51
We describe our parliament as Westminster is the mother of parliaments.
David CampanaleGUEST
2:57
It's the place where we've inspired democratic thinking in the world.
David CampanaleGUEST
3:02
I was reading just today that 40% of all company and legal agreements are drawn on English law because we have this wonderful gift of civilization, the English language, but also our system of law.

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David CampanaleGUEST
29:18
and your industry is flourishing in every way.
David CampanaleGUEST
29:22
It's a beacon to the world, and we should be defending the safety and security of Israel in its borders and not undermining Israel.
David CampanaleGUEST
29:34
We had a national week of prayer in Britain last week, and there was a service in Westminster at the Guards Chapel at the Waddington Barracks behind Buckingham Palace.
David CampanaleGUEST
29:43
And I, with a conservative politician and a former Labour political candidate, we prayed in prayers of repentance and confession.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
0:01
Part 1 of Karl Marx, an Essay by Harold J. Lasky Carl Marx, an essay, by Harold J. Lasky.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
0:21
London, The Fabian Society, 25 Tothill Street, Westminster, SW 1, and Allen & Unwin Ltd., 40 Museum Street, London, WC 1.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
0:34
One shilling.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
0:36
To H. G.
Andrew LindGUEST
4:28
So Ireland is different to Scotland and England, and it's kind of dragged into that marriage in 1603.
Andrew LindGUEST
4:35
And unlike England and Scotland, its fate is very much decided by the government in England, in Westminster.
Andrew LindGUEST
4:45
But it has its own parliament, it has its own church, but it is essentially a colonial possession of the Kingdom of England.
Jackie BirdHOST
4:52
All right.
Aaron McMillanHOST
0:27
I'm your host and senior editor of Procurement Magazine, Aaron McMillan.
Aaron McMillanHOST
0:31
And this episode comes to you from Procurement Live here in the heart of Westminster in London.
Aaron McMillanHOST
0:37
Over the next couple of days, we're going to be speaking to some really great procurement leaders.
Aaron McMillanHOST
0:41
And I'm joined by one now.
Dave BorlaceHOST
0:07
What I'm going to try to do today instead is to persuade you to sign a letter, or at least digitally sign a letter anyway.
Dave BorlaceHOST
0:14
And the reason I'm going to try to persuade you to sign a letter is because a few days ago on Thursday the 27th of November I spent the morning sitting in the magnificent Central Hall in Westminster, London, alongside an audience of more than 1,200 people, including more than 150 parliamentarians and leaders from business, culture and the media.
Dave BorlaceHOST
0:34
The event was called the National Emergency Briefing and it pulled absolutely no punches in its explanation of the climate emergency we now find ourselves in, both as a nation and as a global civilisation.
Dave BorlaceHOST
0:45
And if just the mention of that phrase has you reaching for your keyboard or mouse to select a different video, then I would say that is precisely the reason why you should stick with me and keep watching this one.

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Dave BorlaceHOST
21:52
see i told you there were some uplifting bits didn't i so what about that letter then well i guess you should know what it says before you go clicking on any links at the top of the screen or scanning the qr code down here or following the link up left in the description section all of which take you to the website where you can sign it so here it is read beautifully by the actor olivia williams
Olivia WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:14
to sakia starmer to tim davey at the bbc to Carolyn McCall at ITV, to Jonathan Allen at Channel 4, to Sarah Rose at Channel 5, to Geraint Evans at S4C, and Dame Melanie Dawes at Ofcom.
Olivia WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:33
Today, hundreds of MPs, peers, and leaders from business, faith, sport, and culture gathered in Westminster for a national emergency briefing.
Olivia WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:46
We were presented with the latest evidence showing that the United Kingdom must urgently prepare for a cascade of serious societal impacts.
Isabel Vaughan-SpruceGUEST
35:35
So that was the 27th of October 1967.
Isabel Vaughan-SpruceGUEST
35:39
And so next Tuesday on that date, 12 till 2 o'clock, we're having a static pro-life witness at Parliament Square in Westminster.
Isabel Vaughan-SpruceGUEST
35:49
And we'd really love people to come and join us.
Isabel Vaughan-SpruceGUEST
35:52
We've got posters that will be provided.
Graham RapierHOST
8:05
I know that's right as we get into earnings season.
Graham RapierHOST
8:08
Turning to you, Joe, you were in Westminster last week.
Graham RapierHOST
8:10
Tell us about the event you were at.
Graham RapierHOST
8:11
Who was there? What were the big topics of conversation?
Joe DaintyPANELIST
8:14
Yeah, so I was at the Airports UK annual conference in Westminster, which brought together lots of leaders across the sector, from airports and airlines to investors and ministers.
Joe DaintyPANELIST
8:24
There were some pretty big names there.
Joe DaintyPANELIST
8:26
both the UK Transport Secretary and the Shadow Transport Secretary, along with figures such as Michael Gove, just to name a few.
RobHOST
2:34
So I spent the entire day blasting around London.
RobHOST
2:37
I went to mass at Westminster Cathedral, which was marvelous.
RobHOST
2:42
Gorgeous.
RobHOST
2:43
It does

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RobHOST
8:26
And I was actually so amped up.
RobHOST
8:27
I was pretty charged.
RobHOST
8:29
The mass at Stonehenge Westminster Cathedral was fantastic.
Robert LeblancHOST
8:34
Give us a two-minute synopsis of that.

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