Family Life
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Ken Loach |
| Screenplay | David Mercer |
| Story by | David Mercer |
| Budget | 180,000 GBP |
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| ID | 2313631 |
About Family Life
Janice (Sandy Ratcliff), a 19-year-old girl living in 1970s Britain, is not getting along with her old-fashioned parents. When she gets pregnant, her mother (Grace Cave) and father (Bill Dean) pressure her into getting an abortion. Emotionally shut out by her parents and unable to keep a job, Janice becomes suicidal and has a nervous breakdown. Her parents have her committed to a mental hospital, where she suffers devastating side effects from intense shock therapy. …
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Coronavirus goodness: the chefs serve up free meals for NHS staff
Richard Dunn is hoping that The Free meals "discharge to home a Little bit,"
A restaurant is auftischend hundreds of free meals to NHS workers and their families in the midst of the coronavirus crisis.
The Punch -Bar & Tapas in Honley taken orders for 200 meals for doctors, nurses and other employees, each week for The Next three months. has
He comes from a £ 20,000 donation from the residents, Ian and Jill Swire .
Co-owner and chef Richard Dunn said: "These workers are absolutely exhausted and hopefully this will be a relief to be home a Little . "
Mr Dunn said the response had "gone nuts" and that he and business partner Wayne Roddis worked hard, prepare the orders, which go out Three Times a week.
"The spotlight is not on us, it's about these people in the NHS who save lives," said Mr. Dunn, 47 years.
"It is also to help, to support, so many Other People and companies affected by this disease, such as our suppliers, so that it is triggered with a positive Domino effect. "
The idea came about after Mr Swire , 56, said he was in the moment, "Geldof", while a nurse upset about The News , not able to buy food in the supermarket.
"I said to My Wife : 'we must Do Something '," He Said .
"I don't have Phil Collins or Sting's number in my phonebook, but I have Rick and Wayne so we got in contact and asked if she wanted to help. "
Mr Swire - who is the former Chairman of the Sheffield Eagles Rugby League Club added: "The Restaurant has played a large role in My Family , all my children have worked there, from pot-washers to the lake.
"We Are very happy to help, to be able to, such as this, but this is a payback time for the NHS and, of course, it also helps support and awareness for the Restaurants in case of, if the life back to normal. "
Mr Dayton and Mr Swire said they were careful rules to follow social distancing, and advice from Colne had Valley MP Jason Mccartney .
"We have markers to stand where the people, if you collect the food, and only one person is allowed at a time," Mr Dunn said.
"We put the food on a table, and you come to the front to pick him up. "
He added: "of course, there may well be further explanations on the more stringent measures, which means that we stop what We Are doing, but we will continue until We Are told. "
honley, self-isolation, coronavirus pandemic, nhs
Source of news: bbc.com
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