Last Night
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Initial release | Germany |
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Directors | Massy Tadjedin |
Screenplay | Massy Tadjedin |
Box office | 77 million USD |
Composers | Clint Mansell |
Title link | Play trailer on YouTube |
Reviews | www.imdb.com |
Theatrical country of origin release date | France |
Music by | Clint Mansell |
Box offic | $7.7 million |
Product compani | Gaumont |
Cast | Keira Knightley |
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ID | 1375678 |
About Last Night
The story revolves around Michael who goes on a business trip with his attractive colleague and spends a night with her. Meanwhile, Joanna, his wife, encounters a former lover.
'I'm not ready to lose hope': The hostages still in Gaza
... " I wanted to share with you what happened Last Night when I woke up at 2:13 in the morning, " Rachel told the Facebook page s 17,000 followers on Wednesday...
UK cold snap persists with sub-zero nights to come
... The official figures for Last Night have not yet been published...
Greeks broke promise not to raise Parthenon Sculptures, No 10 says
... A senior Conservative source said Last Night: " Our position is clear - the Elgin Marbles are part of the permanent collection of the British Museum and belong here...
Riot police attacked by 'hostile' crowd in Auchinleck
... " The community does not deserve the displays of violence and disorder that we saw Last Night and we will provide support to residents in any way we can, " they said...
'Halo' spotted around the Moon across England
... " I m a keen weather observer [and] run a local weather station so am always delighted to see lovely weather phenomena as so many others did Last Night as well, " the 57-year-old, who took a photo in Reigate, Surrey on Saturday night, said...
Hemsby road partially collapses on erosion-hit coastline
... " Late Last Night we lost probably about 20ft (6m) to the north of the Gap and the south s now been compromised...
Darkley: A singing congregation silenced by gunfire
... " I had to write to you straightaway to send you personally my deepest sympathies on Last Night s horrific outrage, " she said...
Hundreds leave Gaza's al-Shifa hospital as many feared killed at UN shelter
... " Last Night was very difficult...
Boris Johnson promises action over rising energy bills
Boris Johnson says he is talking to Chancellor Rishi Sunak over how the government could help people with soaring energy prices.
The Prime Minister is Under Pressure to act on rising household costs, ahead of further increases to capped bills due in April.
Some Tory MPs want cuts to green levies and VAT to help bring bills down.
Labour, which also wants VAT suspended, is also demanding higher taxes on oil and gas producers.
The Party said it would use money from the hike to pay for more generous government payments to help poorer households with costs.
On Monday, Mr Johnson said ministers understood the difficulties people were facing, and " we're certainly looking at what we can do".
Trade body Energy UK predicts bills will, when The Change to The Price cap, due to be determined in February, kicks in.
There have been warnings that average households could pay about £700 more per year, amid surging prices for wholesale gas worldwide.
Speaking to reporters during a visit to a vaccination centre, Mr Johnson said rises were driven by " general inflationary pressure" caused by The World economy " Coming Back from Covid".
But he added: " We've got to help people, particularly people in low incomes, we've got to help people with the cost of their Fuel - and that's what we're going to do. "
Asked if he would meet Mr Sunak This Week , he replied: " I've been meeting the chancellor constantly. I met the chancellor Last Night to talk about it. "
Mr Johnson is expected to hold his first formal discussions with Mr Sunak on Monday, although a decision on what to do is not expected imminently.
Labour is warning that the expected increase in the energy cap from April, in combination with the in National Insurance on workers, will lead to a cost of living crisis for many households.
The Party wants an extra £3. 5bn to be spent on the, increasing it from £140 to £400 per year, while doubling The Number of households eligible to 9. 3 million, around a third of the UK total.
It also wants to remove the 5% VAT rate on domestic energy bills from April for 12 Months , which it says would produce an annual saving of £89 per household.
The Party says it would pay for its plans through a year-long 10 percentage point increase to The Corporation tax paid by North Sea energy producers on their profits, along with higher-than expected VAT receipts due to inflation.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said his party was " stepping into the vacuum of leadership that the government has left with a plan to actually reduce bills".
Labour will attempt to use a Commons debate on Tuesday to Set Up a vote next month on its proposals for a VAT cut.
'Raking it in'The Liberal Democrats have also called for a windfall tax on energy firms to pay more more generous support for poorer households, and its ten-year plan to improve home insulation.
Speaking last week, leader Sir Ed Davey said: " It can't be right that a few energy fat cats are raking it in from record gas prices while millions of people can't even afford to heat their homes. "
But Oil and Gas UK, the offshore industry body, has said a windfall tax would offer " false hope" to consumers and damage the UK economy.
It argues the levy would not benefit users long-term, as it would discourage investment and make the UK more reliant on imported foreign gas.
Mr Johnson is also facing pressure from his own side to take action in The Coming weeks to reduce costs on households.
Earlier this month, a called on him to scrap VAT on bills, and review levies to help for government environmental policies.
On Monday, Conservative MP Stephen Mcpartland told The Bbc the government should introduce " credit facilities" to help energy firms cope with volatile prices.
He Said this would allow firms to draw on financial reserves as an alternative to increasing the from April.
Last week, Mr Johnson argued that a VAT cut would be too " blunt" a tool, as it would affect all households, including the richest, rather than targeting those most in need.
Source of news: bbc.com