Holding On
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| First episode date | September 2, 1997 |
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| Final episode date | October 21, 1997 |
| Networks | BBC |
| BBC Two | |
| Writers | Tony Marchant |
| Dec 27, 2000 | |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2455878 |
About Holding On
Depicting the interaction between a diverse range of characters in modern-day London. The murder of a beautiful young woman acts as a catalyst of change for a large and diverse group of people seemingly unconnected with this event.
Israel-Gaza war: 'I couldn't believe it was possible to kidnap an 85-year-old woman'
... As the Israeli military continues to pound the territory with air strikes and encircles Gaza City, Adva says she is Holding On to hope that the Israeli military is focused on rescuing the hostages...
GP appointments: Man leaves doctor of 77 years over delay
... " Cleona Jones, a practice manager in Barry, said her surgery had recently adopted a call-back system to " stop patients Holding On for an hour on the phone"...
Energy firms holding £8. 1bn of customers' money
... " Energy companies Holding On to people s money can be a good thing, explained Ellen Fraser, an energy consultant and partner at management consultancy Baringa...
Nazi card proves Dutch Prince Bernhard joined Hitler's party
... That was far different from being a voluntary, card-carrying member of Hitler s political party from 1933 to 1936 and Holding On to the card until his death...
Police find DNA lead in 1983 Aberdeen taxi driver murder
... I don t think you could go to your own grave Holding On to information like that...
Stolen Van Gogh handed to Dutch art sleuth in Ikea bag
... Eventually, he was approached by a man in Amsterdam who offered to return it in exchange for complete confidentiality, partly because it had become a headache to keep Holding On to the painting...
Can new Apple iPhone 15 thunder without lightning?
... People are Holding On to their devices longer - not only because they are expensive both financially and environmentally - but also because there s no longer the same burning justification to treat yourself to an upgrade...
Spain floods: Boy survives by clinging to tree overnight
...By Michael ErtlBBC NewsA boy has survived deadly floods in Spain by climbing up a tree and Holding On to it overnight...
This is not the time to change Conservative leader, minister argues
By Sam FrancisPoltical reporter, BBC News
This is not The Time to be changing leader, Armed Forces Minister James Heappey has argued, as he defended The Prime Minister .
Suggestions that there is a candidate to replace Liz Truss who would unite The Party is " for The birds" he added.
Ms Truss has insisted she will lead The Conservatives into The Next general election, despite U-turns leaving her battling to salvage her authority.
Labour is calling for an election regardless of Ms Truss's position.
Speaking The The BBC's Political Editor Chris Mason , for The mistakes she made over The ill-fated mini-budget.
On Monday, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced reversed almost all of The tax-cutting proposals laid out last month by former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng .
The Prime Minister chaired a meeting of The Cabinet on Tuesday morning, and is also expected to hold talks later with The European Research Group of Tory MPs, who are on The Right of The Party .
Ms Truss has been holding meetings with her cabinet ministers and backbench MPs as she tries to reassure her party.
Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves told Bbc Breakfast The " only thing left from The Prime Minister 's plan is higher mortgage rates and higher bonuses for bankers".
She Said The Prime Minister " can put herself and all of us out of this misery by resigning and calling a general election".
Ms Reeves said many people will be " even more worried" after The new chancellor Jeremy Hunt junked almost all of her tax-cutting plans to stabilise market turmoil.
Budget u-turnsDuring a dramatic day at Westminster on Monday, Mr Hunt announced that nearly all The tax cuts announced At Last month's mini-budget would be scrapped.
And He Said The government's energy support package - a policy repeatedly championed by Ms Truss in defence of her premiership -
The reversals have prompted some Tory MPs to talk privately about how Ms Truss could be ejected from office, despite party rules preventing a formal leadership challenge for a year.
Five Conservative MPs have now publicly called for her to resign.
Crispin Blunt , Andrew Bridgen and Jamie Wallis all called on The Prime Minister to quit on Sunday. Since then Charles Walker and Angela Richardson have called for Ms Truss to step down.
Liz Truss told The Bbc 's Chris Mason she was " sorry for The mistakes that have been made".
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Tactics reportedly under consideration include submitting no-confidence letters in a bid to force party bosses into a rule change.
The 1922 Committee of backbench Tory MPs may be asked to look at changing rules to allow MPs to bypass party members and pick a new leader themselves.
Mr Heappey said The Public " will not indulge The Conservative Party tearing itself apart" with another change of leadership.
" We have seen over The Past two or three weeks what The economic price of political instability has been, " Mr Heappey added.
Speaking to Bbc Breakfast he admitted The mini-budget was " unhelpful".
He Said " dozens" of his Tory MP colleagues are " gravely concerned" but " they Like Me recognise this is not The Time to be changing leader again".
And speaking to Sky News , Mr Heappey also said that " given how skittish our politics are" at The Moment " I don't think there's The opportunity to make any more mistakes".
He Said Ms Truss had " fronted up to her mistake very quickly" but " there are people in The parliamentary party who don't want that to be The End of it".
There appears to be little agreement over who should take over from Ms Truss if she is removed.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has quashed rumours that he could replace Ms Truss should she resign.
, He Said he will be Holding On to his current job and accused Tory MPs of playing " political parlour games".
Source of news: bbc.com
