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Release date Turkey
2006-11-04 00:00:00
Directors Rufus Norris
Story byDaniel Clay
Reviews mydramalist.com
Writers Nuttiya Sirakornwilai
Cast Teeradetch Metawarayut
Product compani Netflix
Networks Netflix
Execut producChris Cechin-De La Rosa
Origin releas2019-11-27 00:00:00
EpisodesEpisodesE01 · Makeup MayhemNov 27, 2019 E02 · Big VapeNov 27, 2019 E03 · Deadly DressersNov 27, 2019 View 1+ more
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Hope (Heather Graham) moves to Los Angeles in order to become a singer. She meets Will (Jeremy Sisto), and the two begin dating. But when Will gets Hope hooked on drugs and the relationship turns abusive, she decides she needs to leave him. Hope is determined to get her life back on track, continue pursuing her dreams and forget her ex-lover. Will, however, is dangerously unstable, and he intends to stop Hope from moving ahead, even if it means murdering her. … MORE

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Which new laws have been held up or shelved?

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By Oscar BentleyBBC Political Research Unit

The UK has changed Prime Minister twice this year, leading to a backlog of Legislation waiting to get through Parliament.

Some long-planned new laws - containing key government Promises - are unlikely to make it and others could be watered down.

Of The 33 bills included in May's Queen's Speech - When Boris Johnson 's government set out its Plans for The year ahead - Eight are yet to be introduced in Parliament at all.

Another six have not seen any progress since at least July.

The rapid collapse of Liz Truss 's administration last month and The Arrival of Rishi Sunak in No 10 means The status of many Johnson-era bills remains unknown.

Five of The Bills in The Queen 's Speech were already carried over from The previous session. Sessions are what parliamentary Time Is split into. They're normally a year long running from spring to spring.

Thirteen bills have either already been in parliament this month or are currently scheduled to return before December.

But Prime Minister Mr Sunak Plans to deprioritise at least some of those, Such as The .

And One controversial bill announced after Queen's Speech , is likely to get held up by objections in The Lords .

The Bill would override elements of The Brexit withdrawal agreement with The European Union .

Two bills in The Queen 's Speech - and - have completed all their parliamentary stages.

Bills in May's Queen's Speech

Not introduced: 8

Still in Commons: 15

Passed into Lords: 8

Finished all parliamentary stages: 2

The More recent, which provides The legal basis for The government's latest energy bills support measures, was emergency Legislation - Meaning it was fast-tracked through Parliament and became law only Two Weeks after being introduced.

" There are quite a few bills That are obviously making very slow progress, " says Alice Lily, senior researcher at The Institute for Government (IFG) Think Tank .

The period of national mourning following The Queen 's death reduced The parliamentary time available, says Ms Lily, but she adds: " We're definitely now getting to The Stage where if The government introduce a Brand New piece of Legislation , if it was big and controversial they'd struggle to get it though by end of The Session .

" There's all these other bills That are going through and languishing. Trying to get That through, When you also factor in Christmas and Easter recesses, That becomes difficult. "

The political upheaval has also caused " Changes in whips, Commons leader, people in Number 10 who were doing legislative affairs - Each Time New People come into roles they need to sit down, say what do we want to do with this, try to figure out priorities - That all takes time".

One former senior minister told The Bbc they did not think The Number of bills in their early stages was unusual and That there was enough time left for them to pass this parliament.

But there are question marks over The Final shape of some high-profile pieces of Legislation .

Online Safety Bill

One flagship bill reportedly being watered down is. It's designed to improve protections for internet users, especially children.

The Bill - First mooted under then-Prime Minister Theresa May and part of Boris Johnson 's 2019 general election Manifesto - will see its measures on " harmful but legal" content dropped,

It has not progressed since July, and was paused under then-Prime Minister Ms Truss over free Speech worries. Mr Sunak indicated at Prime Minister 's Questions This Week The Bill will return in " due course".

" It was very closely associated with [then-Culture Secretary] Nadine Dorries . Now she's not in post it's up in The air, " says Ms Lily.

" There's quite a lot of disagreement among Tory MPs on The content of The Bill . "

Media Bill

The main provision of The Media Bill - Another of Ms Dorries' bills - on privatising Channel 4 , is.

The Bill would also require media platforms to make content from public service broadcasters - Such as The Bbc and Itv - More prominent.

Ms Dorries there was " widespread dismay" about The Bills being put on hold, and That they'd been " signed off by cabinet all ready to go".

Renters' Reform Bill

First announced by Mrs May's government, this would scrap no-fault evictions and protect tenants from unscrupulous landlords.

It is taking a very long time to become law, having been mentioned in three different Queen's Speeches.

Housing campaigners had feared it was likely to be dropped under Ms Truss, but with Michael Gove , a supporter of The measures, back in government, they are hoping it will finally make it across The Line .

Polly Neate, chief executive of Shelter, says " private renting is completely Broken - Anything less than wholesale reform won't give renters The security and stability they need".

" The government has promised major Changes […] The Renters' Reform Bill is ready to go, so it's time for The government to stop stalling and make it law, " she adds.

Bill of Rights

would limit The powers of The European Court of Human Rights in The UK.

It was championed by Dominic Raab - Justice secretary under Mr Johnson, who has returned to The same job under Mr Sunak.

Ms Lily, of The IFG, says The Bill is one example of where " The political fortunes of individuals is having an impact".

" It's very much Dominic Raab 's bill and had its First reading before The summer recess but a date isn't even scheduled for its second reading. "

It was reported.

But Mr Raab " return to Parliament in The Coming weeks".

Conversion Therapy (Prohibition) Bill

Ministers to ban The Practice of trying to change The sexuality of someone who is gay or bisexual entirely earlier this year.

Hours later they changed their minds and brought The Plans back, but without measures outlawing conversion therapy for Transgender People .

It's been reported new Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch asked to review The Plans - although The government has.

was in The Conservative 's 2019 election Manifesto .

Sophie Corlett, from Mental Health charity Mind, says The " government cannot keep delaying and watering down a ban That is essential to protecting millions of LGBTQIA+ people across Britain from unethical and inhumane treatment".

" Every Day this ban is delayed, More people will be harmed by conversion 'therapy'. The government must bring forward The Bill as a priority".

Transport Bill

This Legislation has already been pushed until at least next May.

It would enable The Creation of Great British Railways, a state-owned agency to replace The " fragmented" privatised rail system, setting timetables, prices, selling tickets and managing rail infrastructure.

Then-Transport Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan told a Commons committee The Bill .

She Said a narrower bill containing some measures could be introduced sooner.

That The policy position remains in place for now under new Transport Secretary Mark Harper .



Source of news: bbc.com

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