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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 10/03/2008
Here are the prospects for tonight's programme from today's output editor Robert Morgan. Good morning everyone, What an extraordinary start to the day. Peter Mandelson is back in the Cabinet. Do come to the meeting with ideas on how to cover the re-shuffle and what it means. There's also the big House of Representatives bailout vote expected late this afternoon. Peter and Ben will be covering it for...
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Earth2Tech (Free subscription) | 10/01/2008
We were pretty sure that the news that solar thermal startup Ausra had raised $25 million back in August, wasn’t the full story — Ausra Executive VP Robert Morgan had said that the company was looking to raise a round closer to $50 million for its Series C. Well, this afternoon Ausra says that it [...]
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
Here are the prospects for tonight's programme from our output editor Robert Morgan. With Jeremy Paxman in London and Emily Maitlis at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Banking on a plan "Today is a time for us to send a clear message to our political opponents and to our country - let us not allow the political wrangling that took place in America to happen here in our own country."...
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
Here are the prospects for tonight's programme from out output editor Robert Morgan. Good morning everyone, The banking crisis and the Conservative conference seem to be the only shows in town. Do come to the meeting with your ideas. Robert
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/25/2008
Here's tonight's output editor Robert Morgan with some thoughts on tonight's programme Jeremy Paxman is presenting tonight's programme. Economic Bailout': Deal or no deal on the banking bailout? $700 billion is still the eye watering figure being asked for by US Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson to bailout the US economy and the White House have said that failure to get the deal signed off by Congress...
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/25/2008
Here is today's output editor, Robert Morgan, with a look ahead to tonight's programme: Good morning everyone, There's a lot around today. There's the financial crisis. Following President Bush's broadcast to the nation he'll be meeting McCain, Obama and congressional leaders. Will there be a bailout deal and what would the terms be? We've got an interview with a major Bush administration person....
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/17/2008
Here's today's output editor Robert Morgan with details of what's being planned for tonight's programme: HBOS SOS The black horse of LloydsTSB seems to have come riding to the rescue of ailing HBOS. Tonight we'll look at how the financial sector got into this state and whether anything can be done - or should be done - to prevent a repeat of this crisis. Jeremy will be talking to Shadow Chancellor...
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/17/2008
Here is today's output editor Robert Morgan with the prospects for tonight's programme. Hello everyone, What a day. The financial turmoil continues. Lloyds is in advanced merger talks with HBOS to create a huge UK retail bank. The deal, if it goes through, would end the uncertainty about the strength of HBOS following the calamitous run on its shares. Do come to the meeting with ideas on how we should...
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/12/2008
With prospects for tonight's programme, here is today's output editor, Robert Morgan. Good morning everyone. There are some good stories around today. The opposition in Zimbabwe and President Mugabe are to spend the next few days finalising the make up of the country's new power sharing government. They reached agreement last night. The Foreign office says it's looking forward to seeing the details...
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 09/09/2008
With prospects for tonight's programme, here is today's output editor, Robert Morgan. Good morning everyone, There are a few strong stories around today. Paul and Neil are at the TUC to see Darling's speech. Is there anything new we can do on the airline plot trial? Osborne's spending plans and Bush's Iraq troop announcement could be worth doing too. We have an Andy North film on knife crime which...
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 08/15/2008
Still lots going on in Georgia - here's Robert Morgan's morning e-mail to the production team: Good morning, Quite a bit around today. There's quite a diplomatic offensive on Georgia by the US and Germany today. The American Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, is on her way to Georgia to try to resolve the conflict and German Chancellor Angela Merkel is meeting the Russian President. Reports this...
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Euangelion (Free subscription) | 08/05/2008
Robert Morgan, probably the foremost expert on the discipline of NT Theology in our time, writes as follows: ‘The tendency of textbook NTTs to become compendia of the biblical material is always present in conservative or Biblicist presentations whose authors assume that saying what the Bible says is sufficient, or is all that biblical scholars can offer. But to repeat in a new historical situation...
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greylocknews (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
North Adams, MA - "Passing Through This World," an exhibition of paintings by Pennie Brantley and Robert Morgan, will open at the Eclipse Mill Gallery with a reception Friday, August 1 from 6-8 pm! The exhibit runs from August 1-September...
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Earth2Tech (Free subscription) | 07/15/2008
Here’s a way to use solar power that’s not so great for the planet — enhanced oil recovery. The executive vice president of solar thermal startup Ausra, Robert Morgan, said on Monday at the Intersolar conference that the company is looking at selling its solar-powered steam generating technology for the purpose of enhanced oil recovery. [...]
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Talk about Newsnight (Free subscription) | 07/03/2008
Good morning. It's raining and the last Brit has just been dumped out of Wimbledon - so it must be July. But it's not quite silly season yet - there are lots of strong stories around... which ones do you think we should cover? Here are the early thoughts of the programme producer Robert Morgan: "There are lots of stories around today. We have an interview about the credit crunch with US Treasury Secretary,...
