Looking On
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Artists | The Move |
|---|---|
| Release date | December 1970 |
| Labels | Capitol Records |
| Producers | Roy Wood |
| Jeff Lynne | |
| Genres | Rock |
| Psychedelic Rock | |
| Hard Rock | |
| Heavy Metal | |
| Progressive Rock | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2449154 |
About Looking On
Looking On is the third album by The Move, released in the UK in December 1970. The LP is their first to feature Jeff Lynne, their first containing entirely original compositions, and the first on the Fly label, its catalogue number being FLY 1.
American Fiction director says white audiences are too comfortable with black clichés
... Undoubtedly, some of those who passed on American Fiction are now Looking On with envy as it gathers awards momentum...
Napoleon: How Hollywood has landed in the heart of England
... " But it can be as simple as people Looking On Google for a particular period, such as a French house in England...
Hate crimes in London see big jump, police say
... Policing and particularly policing public order is rarely as straightforward as it may appear to the commentators or public Looking On...
The Weeknd: Are restricted view concert tickets a good alternative?
... Anyone Looking On social media for an idea of what to expect will have seen the same piece of his staging: a huge inflatable moon that has been blocking some fans view...
Varadkar - Blues brother or big mouth?
... Metaphorical hand grenade? With the Linfield board Looking On, - not to be confused with the transfer window...
Oxford Street: Suella Braverman tells police to hunt down culprits
... Young people gathered in groups, mixing in with everyday shoppers - with some filming or Looking On bemused...
Package holidays in Greece, Spain and Turkey soar in price
... " Prices for next year are Looking On a par with this year, " he adds...
Repairing broken gadgets for a greener future
... The low rumble of boiling water can soon be heard, and then the ding of a small bell as the water boils, followed by cheers from those Looking On...
Hate crimes in London see big jump, police say
By Dominic CascianiHome and legal correspondent
There has been a significant increase in Hate Crimes in London, predominantly antisemitic incidents, since the Hamas attacks on Israel, Scotland Yard says.
Between 1 and 18 October the Metropolitan Police recorded 218 antisemitic incidents, up from 15 across the same period Last Year .
The Number of Islamophobic incidents has risen to 101, up from 42 Last Year .
The statistics were released on the eve of a major pro-Palestinian demonstration on Saturday in London.
Ahead of The Demonstration , The Met Police announced it had banned protesters from assembling outside of the Israeli embassy and revealed that counter-terrorism officers would be monitoring for anyone supporting Hamas or Hezbollah, both of which are banned under the UK's terror laws.
Speaking on Friday, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan, The Officer in charge of the policing operation, said The Number of antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents had gone up 1,353% and 140% respectively.
So Far , 21 people have been arrested in relation to suspected offences.
The incidents reported related to abuse In Person and online and with both religious and racial motivations.
Officers dedicated to community safety have So Far visited 445 schools and 1,930 places of worship.
DAC Adelekan said he had used his powers to impose restrictions on The Demonstration 's planned route and additionally bar protesters from assembling by the Israeli embassy in Kensington, west London.
He Said that he reasonably believed that protests this weekend could result in serious disorder or damage if conditions were not imposed in order to minimise that risk.
" So in terms of The Procession , We Are simply saying kindly stick to the route that we have agreed, " He Said .
" In terms of The Embassy itself. . we have provided an area that they can come up to and be in sight of The Embassy . "
Controversial chantIn an unusual move, Scotland Yard publicly confirmed that counter-terrorism officers would be actively involved in this weekend's operation because of concerns that protests could be used by some to publicly support groups that are banned under terrorism laws.
DAC Adelekan said: " It's important to remember that while supporting the Palestinian cause or criticising Israel is not in itself unlawful, any support for proscribed organisations such Hamas or Hezbollah is unlawful.
" Anyone wearing, carrying or otherwise displaying symbols that are supportive of a proscribed organisation can be arrested. The same is true for chanting or slogans. "
One of those chants is " Palestine will be free, from the rivers to the sea" a slogan calling for Palestinian control of all land between the Jordan River and The Mediterranean Sea, including Israel.
" We Are well aware of the strength of feeling in relation to it, " said DAC Adelekan.
" While we can see scenarios where chanting these words would be unlawful, such as outside a synagogue, or a Jewish School or directly at a Jewish person or through intending to intimidate. . it is likely that its use in a wider protest setting, such as we anticipate this weekend, would not be an offence and would not result in arrest.
" This is just one example of difficult decisions facing offices. Policing and particularly policing Public Order is rarely as straightforward as it may appear to the commentators or public Looking On . "
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