In July
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| Initial release | August 24, 2000 |
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| Directors | Fatih Akin |
| Composers | Ulrich Kodjo Wendt |
| Screenplay | Fatih Akin |
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| ID | 1038605 |
About In July
While a shy teacher (Moritz Bleibtreu) travels to meet the woman he loves, he picks up a hitchhiker (Christiane Paul) who has feelings for him.
Infected blood: Tory rebellion expected on payouts amendment
... " The chancellor, himself a former health secretary, told the inquiry In July that the government accepted the moral case for compensation...
Shea Ryan: Mother to sue firm over boy's manhole death
... Shea Ryan entered a construction site in Drumchapel with his friends through an insecure fence In July 2020...
Paris Olympics 2024: Locals ask if they're worth the trouble
... Of course in any normal year Paris In July and August is already forsaken by a large part of its population, who prefer their second homes in the country or on the coast - that s why the city seems so pleasantly empty to visitors...
Meta takes down China-based network of thousands of fake accounts
... Meta also noted that the US government stopped sharing information about foreign influence networks with the company In July, after a federal ruling as part of a legal case over the First Amendment that is now under consideration by the Supreme Court...
Premier League teams are playing footballers facing abuse claims
... In July 2022, Leah reported Player X to the police for rape and he was arrested at his home...
Just Stop Oil: 16 protesters arrested outside Rishi Sunak's London home
... The group highlighted its opposition to the prime minister s decision In July to grant 100 new North Sea oil and gas licences...
'Covid and criminals ruined my Airbnb for cars idea'
... Following this new business model, Karshare made 1,600 rentals In July 2022 and was in a " high growth phase" according to Mr Hibbert...
Waterbeach: The mystery over a baby found in a recycling tip
... The coroner s office said Gabriel was " respectfully buried" In July, but was not able to share the location...
Cyber-flashing likely to become a criminal offence - Dorries
Ministers are working towards making the unsolicited sending of obscene images via wi-fi or Bluetooth a criminal offence, Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has said.
She told MPs that " cyber-flashing" was likely to be " within The Scope " of the upcoming Online Safety Bill.
And She Said that online platforms who failed in their duty of care for users would face criminal sanctions.
They must " change their behaviours now" Ms Dorries added.
Cyber-flashing involves the sending of obscene pictures using Bluetooth or peer-to-peer wi-fi networks.
This often happens while people are in public places, such as on trains or buses.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said last week that cyber-flashing " should be illegal" and The Law Society recommended, In July that a specific offence should be created.
Asked about this when she appeared before The Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee for the First Time since entering The Cabinet , Ms Dorries said: " My information is that much of that is actually in The Scope of The Bill and included in The Work that we're doing. "
Cyber-flashing has been a criminal offence for More Than a decade in Scotland, but is Not Yet one in England, Wales and Northern Ireland .
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Elle tells The Bbc that she fears what might happen next after receiving an unwanted explicit video or pictureQuestioned over whether digital platforms failing to exercise a duty of care for users should face criminal sanctions, Ms Dorries replied: " Absolutely, yes. "
She added: " It is the case that those online platforms can change their behaviours now. They can comply with their own terms and conditions now. They can remove harmful algorithms right now.
" They don't need to wait for this bill to come to The Floor of The House [of Commons] to change The Way they behave. "
During the two-hour evidence session Ms Dorries denied frequently using the terms " snowflake" and " leftie"
Asked what her definition of a " snowflake leftie" was, she joked: " Probably my kids. "
And Then , asked what an " Islington leftie" was, she replied: " Again, one of my kids. "
The culture secretary also denied a recent story that she had threatened to cut The Bbc 's funding after Today programme presenter Nick Robinson told Prime Minister Boris Johnson to " stop talking" during an interview.
The Sunday Times had reported that Ms Dorries had told allies: " Nick Robinson has cost The Bbc a lot of money. "
But she told The Committee : " I've never criticised Nick Robinson . I didn't hear The Interview that I was supposed to have criticised and I never made The Comment . It was attributed to me but nobody can actually say I said it. "
Ms Dorries also described the decision to at music's Brit Awards from next year as " sad".
She added that she was " concerned in The Future that women were not fairly represented in those awards".
Source of news: bbc.com
