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Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), a divorced single parent, seems generally happy but dreads her daughter's departure for college. Unexpectedly, Eva begins a romance with Albert (James Gandolfini), a nice man with whom she has much in common. Meanwhile, Eva finds a new friend in Marianne (Catherine Keener), a poet who is just about perfect except for one thing: She constantly denigrates her ex-husband -- Albert. The more Eva hears, the more she doubts her relationship with him.

Protests held over climate crisis and energy rises

Feb 16,2020 8:50 am

Protests have been taking place across the UK on A Day of action highlighting issues including the increased cost of living and the climate crisis.

Members of Extinction Rebellion (XR), Just Stop Oil and The Revolutionary Communist Group (RCG) were among those marching in Central London on Saturday.

Enough is Enough, a campaign Set Up in response to The Rising cost of living, held events in cities across the UK.

It Comes on The Day energy price rises came into effect for millions.

Prices are twice as high as Last Winter , with an 80% increase in domestic gas and electricity bills - although this has been cushioned by a government cap on the cost per unit.

The government has said its energy guarantee would cost £60bn for The First six months, but industry analysts suggest the total bill could be between £130bn and £150bn.

As well as the huge rises in energy bills coming into effect, The Rallies are also against the government's recent mini-budget, which included a £45bn package of tax cuts.

Those taking part include supporters of Don't Pay UK - a group encouraging householders to cancel their direct debits if the government does not offer further support to families.

One protester said: " The People want and desperately need Change . "

The climate campaigners brought Westminster Bridge to a standstill as People sat in The Road , chanting slogans about The Environment and playing instruments.

A Woman called Meg, a member of Doctors For Extinction Rebellion , who was taking part in The March said: " This is a climate emergency and People are already dying, more are going to die from The Effects of Climate Change . "

Some carried a banner saying capitalism was " The Enemy of Mother Earth" others were protesting more specifically against the government.

A Man , giving his name as George, criticised the Conservatives' record on fossil fuels and their financial record.

" No government can run if it's spending more, like vastly more, than it's bringing in, " He Said .

In Birmingham - where the Conservative Party conference begins on Sunday - People burned mock energy bills in response to The Rise in the cost of gas and electricity.

XR staged a protest in Edinburgh as People marched to the Scottish Parliament .

Retired Army Officer Mike Grant , 62, said: " The climate crisis hit the UK with a vengeance this summer. The science has been clear for years but now We Are seeing what that means in reality. "

And architect Simon Clark , also 62, said: " The Fossil fuel industry has openly enslaved our society, allowing it to create havoc in The Environment whilst making record profits with complete impunity. "

Protester Lily Holder, 29, who was on a London march organised by Enough is Enough Said : " It's time to funnel our collective rage Into Something active and productive. "

She was among a group supporting striking unions, like the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT), at King's Cross.

Some 50,000 workers from four unions are taking part in a strike on Saturday, resulting in So Far .

" This is an opportunity to express a shared sense of disillusionment in our Tory government, " She Said , adding: " The People want and desperately need Change - and they need it soon. This winter is a frightening prospect and is going to show the true cruelty of our government. "

Prime Minister Liz Truss has said and is maintaining an " iron grip on The National finances"

She has resisted calls to reverse the tax cuts announced in Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng 's mini-budget or bring forward publication of the economic assessment of their plans. Mr Kwarteng says further economic plans being announced next month will include a " credible plan" to get finances back on track.

Protests have also been held in London following the death of Iranian woman Mahsa Amini. They included in Trafalgar Square , where People gathered to make their views heard. The 22-year-old woman died.

Demonstrations have been taking place across The World , with and dozens of People being killed.



Source of news: bbc.com

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