Long Shadow
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| Cast | David Reynolds |
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| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Episodes | EpisodesE03 · Us and ThemOct 8, 2014 E02 · Ballots and BulletsOct 1, 2014 E01 · Episode 1Sep 24, 2014 |
| Played by | Gregg Rainwater |
| First episode | UK |
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| ID | 2412471 |
About Long Shadow
David Reynolds examines the legacy of the Great War, across 100 years and 10 different countries, explaining how the war haunted a generation and helped build the peace that followed.
British Jews are 'full of fear, like I've never seen before'
... " The Holocaust cast a Long Shadow over the Jewish spirit and we feel that the state of Israel provides that sanctity, that safe haven, that last resort - it goes to the very heart of my being, " he says...
History of slavery haunts the royals
... Palace officials will want the trip to be positive and forward-looking, but they ll be all too keenly aware of how last year s Caribbean tour by Prince William and Catherine was overtaken by arguments over the Long Shadow of slavery...
Rutherglen and Hamilton West: Should SNP's Humza Yousaf be worried?
... The SNP s 16 year Holyrood reignAll of that is uncomfortable for a leader whose; Kate Forbes, whom he beat in the SNP leadership election, casts a Long Shadow from the back benches, a constant reminder that others with ambitions to lead have recently been available...
Sheffield City Council write apology to tree campaigners
... " The action the council took damaged Sheffield s reputation in a way that cast a Long Shadow...
Mortgage rates are falling but don't celebrate yet
... Turnaround Mortgage rates, which recently touched a 15-year high, have cast a Long Shadow over the finances of potential buyers...
Nato membership for Ukraine a key question at Vilnius summit
... " The 2008 Nato summit in Bucharest casts a Long Shadow...
A-levels and GCSEs: Covid support in place as exams begin
... " Long Shadow More than 200 miles away, in Preston, Olivia, 16, feels " pretty confident" about most of her exams - although she also struggles with the practical experiments she missed out on in Year 9...
Ukraine war: German tanks for Ukraine depend on US approval
... And the concept of German tanks on Ukrainian soil still resonates uncomfortably in Berlin, where the country s World War Two history still casts a Long Shadow...
Sheffield City Council write apology to tree campaigners
By Molly WilliamsLocal Democracy Reporting Service
A council has sent personal apologies to campaigners who fought against its tree-felling programme.
In a public apology, Sheffield City Council conceded protesters had suffered " physical, emotional and, for some, financial stress".
It also acknowledged The City had suffered reputational damage.
Graham Wroe, who has received an apology, said he hoped lessons had been learned and he would continue holding The Council to account.
The " Streets Ahead" programme aimed to fell 17,500 trees as part of a £2. 2bn contract between The Council and contractor Amey.
An inquiry report, published earlier in the year, found The Council overstretched its authority in taking drastic action against campaigners, had serious and and misled The Public , courts and an independent panel it Set Up to deal with the dispute.
In its apology, The Council said: " Protesters and campaigners were maligned, injured and experienced physical, emotional and, for some, financial stress.
" The Action The Council took damaged Sheffield's reputation in a way that cast a Long Shadow . "
As part of efforts to recover from The Scandal , The Council promised to make personal apologies to those affected.
Mr Wroe, chair of Save Norfolk Park Trees and committee member of Sheffield Tree Action Group (STAG), published The Letter he received online on 29 September.
It was Written By James Henderson , The Council 's director of policy and democratic engagement, who started by apologising for The Apology taking longer than expected.
He Said the impact of the dispute on The City and campaigners was " significant and unwarranted" and it caused " substantial harm" to those who fought against it.
Mr Henderson acknowledged it will take time and concerted effort to recover from the dispute and for some it may prove impossible to regain trust.
Mr Wroe said he was surprised to find The Apology in his inbox.
He Said : " It is good that The City council has moved on and now has a much more satisfactory tree policy. I really hope they have learned the lessons from the Lowcock report.
" Some of The Protagonists of the dispute are still councillors. They really should have resigned long ago.
But it is clear they now have little influence in the Labour Party , so I Am accepting this apology but will continue to hold The Council to account at every opportunity. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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