Delivered
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | March 1999 |
|---|---|
| Directors | Guy Ferland |
| Composers | Nicholas Pike |
| Screenplay | Lawrence Trilling |
| Andrew Liotta | |
| Producers | Guy Ferland |
| Matt Freeman | |
| Brian Swardstrom | |
| Mickey Liddell | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2381255 |
About Delivered
A killer (Ron Eldard) becomes obsessed with a pizza-delivery man (David Strickland) who can link him to a crime scene.
Nato: Warm words but a diplomatic reality check for Ukraine
... Kyiv has always been unsatisfied, it has always asked for more, and eventually the west has Delivered - from shoulder mounted missiles, to armoured vehicles, to main battle tanks, and now even to cluster munitions...
Assaults, neglect and a Taser revealed in ‘deeply shocking' BBC care home investigation
... Although the electronic stun device was never Delivered - it was impounded by Customs and Excise - the worker told investigators he had bought it with the intention of using it as a last resort in the home, because he felt he didn t have enough protection there...
Joe Biden's blink and you'll miss it visit to Northern Ireland
... The prime minister s diplomatic triumph has not - yet at least - Delivered its most sought after domestic prize - the restoration of power-sharing devolved government in Belfast, that cornerstone of the peace deal 25 years ago...
Why is the UK economy lagging behind the US, Germany and others?
... In the UK they, by valuing the services Delivered - such as operations in hospital...
State of the Union: Biden urges bipartisanship to divided Congress
... " Mr Biden Delivered the address to a full House featuring high-profile guests - including U2 s Bono - and nearly every senior member of government...
Don't Worry Darling: Critics mixed as Olivia Wilde film with Harry Styles premieres
... in April that Sudeikis spokesperson said he " had no prior knowledge of the time or place that the envelope would have been Delivered...
Gove dismisses talk of emergency budget to tackle rising costs
... The speech - Delivered this year by Prince Charles in the Queen s absence - contained 38 bills and draft bills for the coming year...
Ukrainian boy building Lego again thanks to 'non-stop' donations
... " New toys have been Delivered...
Gove dismisses talk of emergency budget to tackle rising costs
Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove has dismissed suggestions the government could hold an emergency budget to tackle rising costs.
He Said ministers were looking at ways to help but talk of a budget was simply the media " chasing their own tails".
A No 10 source said a dozen ideas to help ease the cost of living are being considered, including proposals like changing the frequency of MoTs.
Labour said The Queen 's Speech did not contain enough measures to help People .
Opposition MPs also criticised Mr Gove for jokingly using different accents in a BBC interview as he defended the government's response to the cost of living crisis in The Queen 's Speech .
The Speech - Delivered this Year by Prince Charles in The Queen 's Absence - contained 38 bills and draft bills for The Coming Year .
Speaking to Bbc Breakfast , shadow justice secretary Steve Reed said many were surprised the government's Plans for legislation in The Coming months did not include more measures to help People out.
He Said Chancellor Rishi Sunak should announce an emergency budget to implement a windfall tax on oil and gas companies, and " look again at the tax rises he imposed".
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson told MPs during a debate on The Queen 's Speech that he and the chancellor would be " saying more" About ways to help People " in The Days to come".
But the Treasury played down the suggestion, while a No 10 source stressed there were no Plans for an emergency budget and that it would be " wrong to Build Up expectations of a major moment".
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said: " At one stage he [the PM] was sort of offering something but sources in the Treasury said he didn't know what he was talking About - it appears chaotic. "
Mr Gove hit back that it was Sir Ed who was " chaotic" adding: " He doesn't have a scooby. "
He Said the Prime Minister was " making The Point clearly that We Are constantly looking at ideas in order to ensure we relieve the pressure on People facing incredibly Tough Times . "
" That doesn't amount to an emergency budget. . this is an example of some commentators chasing their own tails. "
He Said suggestions there was a split between No 10 and the Treasury were " overinflated".
'Whizz-bang'The minister said the government had already introduced measures to reduce People 's council tax payments and The Queen 's Speech included proposals that would help minimise rent increases.
He argued that the opposition parties had failed to come up with any " whizz-bang" ideas.
The Next Budget - When the chancellor outlines tax and spending Plans - is not due Until November .
In the meantime ministers are said to be focusing on what regulations can be tweaked, rather than making big changes to their tax and spending Plans .
It Comes as The National Institute for Economic and Social Research says that falling real incomes mean a further quarter of A Million households face sliding into destitution this Year - taking to one million The Number which can't afford essentials to eat, stay warm and keep clean.
The Think Tank has called for a boost to benefits of £25 a week, and a one-off payment of £250 for the poorer half of households.
'Silly Voices 'Following his interview with Bbc Breakfast , Mr Gove was criticised by opposition politicians for adopting a Liverpudlian and American accent as he denied there was a split between the Treasury and No 10 on the issue.
The Lib Dem's Daisy Cooper said: " First, Sunak says it to help families with energy costs, now Gove is just doing silly Voices . . . What is going on? How out of touch can you be? "
And Labour's Lisa Nandy " What is he doing!
" Making jokes and using silly Voices while families across the country are struggling to survive. This isn't a game (or an Oxford Union debate! ). People are having to choose between heating and eating.
" Take it seriously. Do your job. "
Source of news: bbc.com
