Late Summer
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| Initial release | June 17, 2016 |
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| Directors | Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken |
| Producers | Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken |
| Screenplay | Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken |
| Kamilla Krogsveen | |
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| ID | 2994439 |
About Late Summer
Retired teacher's hobby lands her RHS artist-in-residence role
... However, Mr Armitage said her " very striking" composition of red and orange Late Summer flowers, which included dahlias, crocosmia and rose hips, left judges " bowled over" with its technical quality...
UK weather: Last dose of summer expected for much of UK
... " While it will feel like Late Summer in the south, it will be more like late autumn/early winter for many in Scotland...
Bedbug panic sweeps Paris as infestations soar before 2024 Olympics
... " Every Late Summer we see a big increase in bedbugs, " says Jean-Michel Berenger, an entomologist at Marseille s main hospital and France s leading expert on...
How often should you wash and change your towel?
... And as the UK experiences a Late Summer heatwave, you might have noticed more laundry drying outdoors than usual...
Noel Clarke seeks £10m damages over 'false' Guardian articles
... Specific financial losses claimed by Noel ClarkeSky TV show Bulletproof, series 4ITV TV show Viewpoint, series 2Channel 5 TV show Highwater (a greenlit show which he says would probably have begun shooting in winter 2021)BBC TV show Crongton (a greenlit show which he says was likely to be shot around Late Summer 2022)StudioCanal movie Something in the WaterFormer production company UnstoppableLegal fees on dealing with Guardian allegations when first published, involving two law firmsThe total approximate figure, excluding VAT, comes toMr Clarke is also claiming aggravated damages, for what his lawyers describe as the " relentless, targeted, vicious and persistent nature of the wholly unjustified defamatory campaign" launched against him by the Guardian...
Massive Swiss rockfall stops short of evacuated village of Brienz
... Days before the order came, they had been told to expect to move some time in Late Summer...
Valery Zaluzhny, the man behind Ukraine's counteroffensive
... After successful advances in Late Summer and early autumn, Ukrainian troops liberated large swathes of the Ukrainian territory in the east and south...
Rupert Murdoch's engagement abruptly called off - US media
... " The wedding was expected to take place in Late Summer, and the couple had been hoping to spend their between California, Montana, New York and the UK...
Noel Clarke seeks £10m damages over 'false' Guardian articles
By Lizo MzimbaEntertainment correspondent, Bbc News
Noel Clarke is seeking approximately £10m damages from The Guardian over articles about his alleged behaviour towards several women, according to court documents seen by Bbc News .
In The Eight articles, 20 women who had worked with Mr Clarke over a 15-year period make misconduct allegations.
The Actor and producer, who denies the allegations, says the articles have had a " catastrophic" effect on his career.
Should he win his case, a judge will decide what damages he is entitled to.
Damages claimAccording to documents lodged at London's High Court as part of a defamation claim against The Guardian , as well as claiming for general damages which cover harm to reputation, Mr Clarke is seeking special damages which cover specific financial losses.
Mr Clarke's claim says " the impact on him financially has been devastating".
The Claim adds that as well as " every existing or upcoming contract" being cancelled, Mr Clarke has " not had one single work contract" since The First Guardian article about him was published in April 2021.
Specific financial losses claimed by Noel ClarkeSky TV show Bulletproof, series 4
ITV TV show Viewpoint, series 2
Channel 5 TV show Highwater (a greenlit show which he says would probably have begun shooting in winter 2021)
BBC TV show Crongton (a greenlit show which he says was likely to be shot around Late Summer 2022)
StudioCanal movie Something in the Water
Former production company Unstoppable
Legal fees on dealing with Guardian allegations when first published, involving two law firms
The total approximate figure, excluding VAT, comes to
Mr Clarke is also claiming aggravated damages, for what his lawyers describe as the " relentless, targeted, vicious and persistent nature of the wholly unjustified defamatory campaign" launched against him by The Guardian .
Next legal stepsThe next significant stage due in the case is a hearing at The High Court to determine the exact meaning of the articles, whether they are defamatory and whether they are statements of fact or opinion.
This Was scheduled to take place This Week on Thursday 20 July. But The Court has been told that Mr Clarke wishes to instruct new solicitors.
High Court judge Mrs Justice Steyn has now made an order that in order to give Mr Clarke The Time to do this, the hearing has been rescheduled to take place in October or early November 2023.
The Guardian does Not Yet appear to have filed an official defence with The Court , but Mr Clarke's legal team assert In Court papers that " it appears from the pre-action correspondence" that The Guardian appears " to be intent on robustly defending" the case.
According to an order made in May by Mr Justice Murray, The Guardian is not required to submit its defence to The Court before the result of the autumn hearing is known.
The legal papers in the case have only recently been obtained by Bbc News . The majority should have been made publicly available More Than six months ago.
The Bbc has been told that that the relevant Government department is investigating to see what went wrong, and is improving processes to ensure it doesn't happen again.
The allegations against Mr Clarke were first published by The Guardian in 2021.
As a result, Bafta suspended his membership as well as the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema award that he had been presented with days earlier.
The Metropolitan Police said in March 2022 there was not enough evidence against him to warrant a criminal investigation.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com