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Dark Age 1987

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Record labels Remedy Records
OriginHamburg
Germany
AlbumsMinus Exitus
The Silent Republic
Acedia
A Matter of Trust
MembersJörn Schubert
Alex Frank
Eike Freese
Martin Reichert
GenresMelodic Death Metal
Power Metal
Gothic Metal
Black Metal
Metal
Official site dark-age.de
Listen artist www.youtube.com
Songs2022-04-07 20:02:00
ListCut the FleshThe Silent Republic · 2002
Outside the InsideMinus Exitus · 2004
AfterlifeA Matter of Trust · 2013
Reviews www.imdb.com
Release dateMay 21, 1987
Directors Arch Nicholson
Distributed by Embassy Pictures
Base onNumunwari; by Grahame Webb
Cinematographi Andrew Lesnie
Date of Reg.
Date of Upd.
ID1764616
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An Australian government ranger (John Jarratt) and two Aborigines hunt a legendary 25-foot crocodile.

The Papers: 'Anti-Tory tactical vote' and 'Brexit's up to you'

Feb 16,2020 3:42 am

As the election approaches, The Observer reports that have "launched an 11th-hour appeal to anti-Tory voters" to consider voting tactically and deny the Conservatives a majority.

But for The Sun on Sunday,

And as the votes are counted on Election Night , the Sunday Times offers some light relief: featuring 12 high-profile figures who could lose in swing seats.

Among them are Boris Johnson , the Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson and the former Tory ministers David Gauke and Dominic Grieve . Players are urged to "tick them off as they fall".

Elsewhere, Australia's former Prime Minister Tony Abbott writes in the Sunday Telegraph that a Labour government would be.

And in the Sunday Express, the Leave. EU founder, Arron Banks challenges Nigel Farage to back Boris Johnson and avoid Brexit being.

Election pitches

Meanwhile, the editorial columns make the Papers ' final pitches to voters before they go to the polls.

The describing the election as "an opportunity to say 'yes' to Brexit and to reject totally Labour's politics of hate".

The as a "chance to strip power from a dangerous Charlatan - Boris Johnson ". It says that, while it abhors "Corbyn's failures on anti-Semitism" and recalls the "Lib Dem complicity in the dreadful policies of The Coalition ", readers should "vote for the pro-referendum, progressive candidate" who will deny the Conservatives a majority.

For the a vote for Boris Johnson will not only allow the country to "get on with both Brexit and economic recovery", But also "rescue the Labour Party " from the current leadership.

The adding that "while the Prime Minister 's flaws are in plain Sight . . Many of the threats posed by the Labour leader lurk beneath The Surface ".

The that Mr Corbyn would "usher in a new Dark Age , fuelled by his Marxist dogma and corrosive extremism".

The pointing out that, although "old party loyalties have been chipped away by Brexit", voters should bear in mind that austerity will only get worse under another Tory government.

The Calling on The Nation to "vote For Hope " by backing Labour.

Cancer waits

The Sunday Times reports that a decade ago.

It says that, between April and September, 168,000 patients were not seen or treated within The Target times for referral and treatment. The NHS states there were "a record 2. 2 million cancer checks last year", with survival at "an all-time high" in England.

The same paper leads with, which are reported to reveal the scale of its anti-Semitism problem. The "Secret Files " are said to show that The Party is "overwhelmed with complaints that have been left unresolved for months or years".

Most cases, the Sunday Times says, "have resulted in lenient punishments or no sanctions". Labour insists the claims are "categorically untrue" and that it has taken "robust action" to suspend or expel those involved.

'Ru-Turn of The King '

Anthony Joshua 's world title win in Saudi Arabia happened Too Late for Many Papers - But The Sun on Sunday is able to

"On a night of desert storms", it says, "Anthony Joshua found an oasis of calm" and redemption for his loss to Andy Ruiz in June.

The to stick determinedly to a gameplan" and put his career "back on track".

The Sunday Telegraph believes that Joshua's But that there was little in The Fight to worry his main Rivals .



Source of news: bbc.com

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