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Deal

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Initial release USA
Directors Gil Cates Jr.
Production company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Composers Peter Rafelson
Screenplay Gil Cates Jr.
Final episode2011-03-04 00:00:00
No of season 7
Networks ANT1
Original language Greek
Origin releasJanuary 23, 2006 –; March 4, 2011
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Date of Upd.
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About Deal


Deal is the Greek version of Deal or No Deal. It airs on Alpha TV and it started broadcasting in January 2006. It is hosted by Christos Ferentinos, who also hosts the Greek version of Fort Boyard on Star Channel. There are 22 boxes held by 22 potential contestants coming from various Greek prefectures.

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Mia Schem: Wounded festival-goer in Hamas hostage video freed
Dec 1,2023 5:51 am

... Qatar - a key mediator in the Deal - said two Russian-Israeli women released on Wednesday had been included in the following day s tally, meaning Thursday s expected number of 10 was reached...

Argentina election: Javier Milei's radical proposals face test of reality

Argentina election: Javier Milei's radical proposals face test of reality
Nov 26,2023 11:41 am

... China was also helping to prop up Argentina s financial reserves with a major currency swap Deal - significant support for a country already heavily indebted to the International Monetary Fund (IMF)...

Israel due to release 39 Palestinian detainees

Israel due to release 39 Palestinian detainees
Nov 24,2023 10:11 am

... The Deal - mediated by Qatar - includes a four-day pause in the fighting...

What we know about Israel-Hamas Gaza deal on hostages

What we know about Israel-Hamas Gaza deal on hostages
Nov 22,2023 6:41 am

...By David GrittenBBC NewsIsrael and Hamas have reached a Deal to exchange 50 of the hostages held in Gaza for a four-day pause in fighting...

Al-Shifa: Gaza hospital director says no water or oxygen left

Al-Shifa: Gaza hospital director says no water or oxygen left
Nov 16,2023 5:01 pm

... Asked by the BBC why progress on talks to release hostages had failed, he said that on three occasion they had been close to a Deal - but each time it had been stopped by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...

Electric car rules could cost carmakers billions

Electric car rules could cost carmakers billions
Sep 24,2023 7:41 pm

... They apply to shipments of cars across the Channel under the terms of the Brexit Deal, the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement...

Migrant hotel costs rise to £8m a day, Home Office figures show

Migrant hotel costs rise to £8m a day, Home Office figures show
Sep 19,2023 10:31 am

... " Sir Keir Starmer suggested a Labour government may be willing to accept migrants in the UK in exchange for a returns Deal - as part of a plan to crack down on international people smuggling gangs...

Keir Starmer heads to Paris for 'get to know you' talks with France's President Macron

Keir Starmer heads to Paris for 'get to know you' talks with France's President Macron
Sep 19,2023 5:21 am

... How realistic is it for Labour to promise to change the Brexit Deal? Sir Keir told the Financial Times at the weekend that the existing arrangement was " too thin"...

The Papers: Prince Philip's 'hospital dash' and Brexit 'first step'

Sep 17,2023 7:21 pm

A Police Officer stands guard at the entrace to The Hospital where Prince Philip is being treated

There's much speculation on The Front pages about why The Duke of Edinburgh was admitted to hospital Yesterday .

The Daily Mail reports that, after battling "a flu-like condition" for several weeks.

The Sun says it's been told - including a "nasty fall".

But the Daily Mirror says The Queen 's decision to continue with her Christmas plans, as scheduled, has "calmed" concerns about her husband's health. Buckingham Palace has said he's being treated for a pre-existing condition and that his admission to hospital is precautionary.

The Paper 's royal editor, Russell Myers, says a senior palace aide told him a few weeks ago, that The Duke was "extremely chipper" and "sharp as a pin".

Boris Johnson 's Commons victory Yesterday - which saw MPs back his Brexit Deal - is covered by all the papers.

For the Daily Express it was "historic", "spectacular" and "monumental" - Offering final proof that Mr Johnson's election gamble had paid off.

The Guardian 's sketch writer. To him, Mr Johnson resembled a "supreme leader" surrounded by "sycophants" - an "autocrat, disguised as A Man of the people".

The Daily Telegraph says over a future trade Deal , by saying the UK would not follow any EU rules after Brexit .

Boris Johnson smiled on the Parliamentary benches as his Brexit Deal was backed by MPs

The Paper notes alignment is regarded as a "must" by the EU. A senior source in Brussels tells The Paper that instead of his favoured "Canada-plus" style trade Deal , Mr Johnson may end up with Nothing More than "WTO-plus".

Writing for The Daily Telegraph, the billionaire founder of Phones4You - John Caudwell - reveals that, The Day after clashing with The Shadow chancellor John Mcdonnell on BBC Radio 4 's Today programme.

The Paper recounts that Mr Caudwell told Mr McDonnell that nearly every wealthy person he knew was thinking of leaving the UK if Labour won the election.

The Businessman says that Mr McDonnell said nothing to change his mind, leaving him with the impression The Shadow chancellor was "a wolf in sheep's clothing" who relied on "flawed and weak" arguments.

The Times reveals the findings of an investigation into. It says the worst-hit surgeries have More Than six times the average number of patients per doctor.

It cites one of The Most severely-affected areas as Maidstone in Kent, where one surgery reported having just one permanent family doctor for 11,000 patients.

Another practice, in Walsall in the West Midlands , had no permanent GP, with its 10,000 patients cared for by three locums. Health Secretary Matt Hancock tells The Paper the government is "working hard to recruit and retain more doctors. "

The Economist considers.

It admits that, although his predecessor, Mark Carney , was regarded by some as a "rock-star" central banker, Mr Bailey comes "without stardust".

But it suggests this "solid, if unspectacular, technocrat with extensive management experience" may be exactly what The Bank needs.

The Financial Times agrees, saying despite the "turmoil and disruption Elsewhere - particularly around Brexit ".

And finally, BuzzFeed reports that after a series of clashes with Boris Johnson in recent weeks.

The website says Mr Johnson's aides have described the broadcaster as a "campaigner" and questioned its impartiality. A source at Channel 4 says it is engaged in a "period of deep self Reflection ".



Source of news: bbc.com

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