Between
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| First episode date | May 21, 2015 |
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| Final episode date | August 4, 2016 |
| No. of episodes | 12 (list of episodes) |
| Genres | Science Fiction |
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| ID | 629784 |
About Between
Wiley Day (played by Disney darling Jennette McCurdy, star of "iCarly" and "Sam & Cat") has plans. The pregnant teen, daughter of a pastor in the town of Pretty Lake, intends to give up her baby and leave her small-town life behind forever. But when a mysterious virus starts claiming the lives of all the adults in town, the government-imposed quarantine means Wiley must stay put -- at least for now. As the living continue to struggle for survival, Wiley and her best friend, whose college plans are also in jeopardy because of the quarantine, know that the only way for them to escape is to try to find the source of the virus. "Between" is the first Canadian series to air on Netflix from its inception.
Interest rates: Why there is more pain still to come
... Millions of people in the UK are both borrowers and savers (while some are one, or neither), so the balance - or imbalance - Between the two is important for our money...
Xi Jinping arrives in the US as his Chinese Dream sputters
... Faced with the need to " not appear weak" to the US, Dr Li says, " it s a difficult balance that the Chinese leadership has to strike - Between the objective of seeking a more stable and positive relationship with US on one hand, and also appear to be strong and resilient against some of the American pressures...
Fewer trains to run from London to Manchester
...Train operator Avanti West Coast will be cancelling nearly 20 services every Saturday Between London Euston and Manchester Piccadilly until the end of the year...
HS2: Are the transport links replacing high-speed rail new?
... Upgrading the A1 announced againA dual carriageway Between Morpeth and Ellingham in North East England was announced...
Campaigners call for more energy support for vulnerable households
... Between heating and eating"...
Seven bins and Sunak's other net zero claims
... " On the measure generally used for that he s right - Between 1990 and the end of 2022, which is indeed more than the other six advanced economies in the G7...
United Nations General Assembly leaders look for unity over crises
... Western leaders have recognised these tensions - Between their security concerns and the economic worries of the Global South - and have come to New York promising action on global development issues...
Starfield creator on 'choice anxiety', long games and exclusive titles
... Aren t shorter, more focused and polished experiences the way forward? Do all modern titles need hundreds of hours worth of material? Doesn t that risk the inclusion of errors - all for the sake of providing untold options for players to choose Between - when the majority of players won t access all the options? Howard isn t concerned: " In my career I ve found two things about people who play games...
Seven bins and Sunak's other net zero claims
By Anthony ReubenBBC News
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been responding to questions after making a speech about his net zero plans on Wednesday.
We've been looking at some of his claims.
Were we ever going to need seven bins?Mr Sunak has defended his suggestion that the government has ruled out households needing seven rubbish and recycling bins.
The government standardise waste collection in England, which would mean recyclables and rubbish would have to be separated (potentially into different bins) although The Plan was subsequently delayed.
Theoretically, the bins would have been for glass, paper and cardboard, metal, plastic, garden waste, food waste and general rubbish.
In a statement at The Time , The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said it wanted to make recycling " easier" and more consistent across councils, but did not say that would necessarily mean more bins.
Speaking on Wednesday night, former Environment Secretary George Eustice said " it wasn't government policy, no, that's right" when about the seven bins, but added the government was " assailed by representations of this sort".
Is the UK cutting carbon the fastest?The Prime Minister said: " We've decarbonised faster than any other economy in the G7. "
On the measure generally used for that he's right - Between 1990 and The End of 2022, which is indeed More Than The Other six advanced economies in the G7.
But that figure only covers what are known as territorial emissions, so it doesn't include emissions from making products that the UK imports.
A lot of the UK's cuts in emissions were as a result of the closure of some heavy industry and the Move Away from coal. Since The International climate agreement was signed In Paris at The End of 2015, Germany has been reducing its emissions faster than the UK.
Are homes unsuitable for heat pumps?already to phase out the installation of new natural gas boilers from 2035, which is still the policy.
The Change to government policy on installing new boilers will not affect most households.
But there are some changes. The First is that there will be exemptions to that 2035 phase out for about 20% of properties where it would be most difficult to move to lower-emission alternatives such as heat pumps.
Also, in 2026 the government was proposing to start phasing out the installation of boilers powered by oil and LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) for properties that could not get gas. The ban has now been moved to 2035.
announcing The Change said: " Many of these homes are not suitable for heat pumps"
But the government-funded said: " there is no property type or architectural era that is unsuitable for a heat pump".
Can the UK still meet net zero targets?Rishi Sunak told Today on BBC Radio 4 that the government had " absolute belief" that it would still hit its legally-binding targets on reducing Greenhouse Gas emissions.
But even before This Week 's policy shifts were announced, there were warnings that the UK's future targets were At Risk .
In June, The Independent Climate Change Committee (Ccc ) - which was appointed by the government to monitor progress towards net zero - " worryingly slow" and called for more urgent action.
A few of the measures announced by Mr Sunak may help - for example the increase in grants to upgrade from gas boilers to heat pumps from £5,000 to £7,500.
But most amount to a pushback in policies - Like The Delay to the new petrol car ban or scrapping some energy efficiency measures.
The Ccc 's chief executive told Today that the Prime Minister was guilty of " wishful thinking" if he thought net zero goals could be achieved with this " softer package" of green policies.
That's certainly The View of The Scientists The Bbc has spoken to.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
