Burn It
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| First episode date | February 9, 2003 |
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| Final episode date | November 10, 2003 |
| Written by | Matt Greenhalgh |
| Networks | BBC |
| BBC Three | |
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| ID | 1491997 |
About Burn It
Drama following the lives of three twenty-somethings in Salford.
Family seeks answers after Israel kidnap live-stream horror
... No-one does come out of the house shown, but Nir says that later the attackers threw flaming tyres into the house to Burn It down...
Cost of living: GP concerns over rise in signs of malnutrition
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Eating disorder survivor finds menu calories triggering
... The Welsh government is considering similar rules to tackle obesity in a Ms Wynne, 32, from Cardiff, said at her worst she was setting " really strict targets on how many calories I d have in a day, how much fat I d have in a day, how many steps I d do to Burn It off"...
How Margaret Thatcher's secret Brahms phone was invented
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The Christmas tree made of knives, bullets and cigarette lighters
... Sustainable alternatives include growing your own tree (holly, apple and Japanese Maple are recommended), renting one or just making sure you Burn It, plant it or give it to your local council s when you re done...
Mexico's naked Zapata painting causes protests
... They shouted Burn It, Burn It , arguing that the painting, which shows Zapata in high heels and a pink hat naked on an aroused horse is offensive...
The incinerator and ski slope waste treatment
... It s pretty much the only fuel where the people actually pay you to Burn It, says Peter Jones, of the environmental consultancy, Eunomia...
Replica Mayflower ship being built to be burned
...A group of volunteers have built a life-size replica of the Mayflower - but only so they can Burn It down for charity...
Mexico's naked Zapata painting causes protests
Scuffles broke out between members of the LGBT community and Zapata supporters
Protesters stormed The Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City on Tuesday over a painting showing revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata striking an unconventional pose.
They shouted "Burn It , Burn It ", arguing that The Painting , which shows Zapata in high heels and a pink hat naked on an aroused horse is offensive.
Zapata's grandson, Jorge Zapata González, wants it to be removed.
"We are not going to allow this," he told the Associated Press .
'Denigrating'"For us as relatives, this denigrates the figure of our general, depicting him as gay," Mr Zapata González said, adding that The Family would sue if The Painting was not removed.
Emiliano Zapata was a leader in the Mexican Revolution before being assassinated in 1919 at the age of 39. He remains a hero in The Eyes of many Mexicans.
The Painting has enraged some fans of The Mexican revolutionary heroAmong the protesters were many tenant farmers who admire Emiliano Zapata , who was himself a poor farmer, for The Stand he took against the appropriation of land by rich landowners.
You may also be interested in:They demonstrated outside The Museum in central Mexico City for hours, some shouting homophobic slurs, which prompted a counter-demonstration by people defending sexual diversity. There were scuffles between the Two Sides .
"Zapata" has also become a trend on Twitter with tens of thousands of people expressing both their support for diversity and their objection to The Painting .
Stand-offThe protesters said that they would block the entrance to The Museum until The Painting was taken down. The Work by Fabián Cháirez, called La Revolución (The Revolution ), is part of an exhibition commemorating the 100th anniversary of Zapata's Death .
Protesters occupied the entrance hall to The Palace of Fine ArtsThe Exhibition showcases 141 works of art from 70 collections. While Fabián Cháirez's 2014 painting has already been on display elsewhere, it was brought to wider attention when the Ministry of Culture used it to promote The Exhibition by sharing it on its Twitter and Facebook Pages .
Fabián Cháirez said he had the idea for The Painting after noticing that in most representations "Zapata's masculinity is glorified".
"There are some people who experience discomfort from bodies that don't obey The Rules . In this case, where is The Offence ? They [the protesters] see an offence because Zapata is feminised," he said.
Luis Vargas , curator of The Exhibition , said The Painting was simply an artistic representation that sparks debates about issues in Mexican society including homosexuality.
Museum officials have said it will not be removed even though the protesters have threatened to return Every Day until they get their way.
The Exhibition runs until February 2020.
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Source of news: bbc.com
