Ride
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Members | Andy Bell |
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Mark Gardener | |
Steve Queralt | |
Loz Colbert | |
Laurence Colbert | |
Genres | Alternative Rock |
Shoegazing | |
Neo-psychedelia | |
Dream Pop | |
Britpop | |
Record labels | Creation Records |
Wichita Recordings | |
Sire Records | |
Warner Records | |
Warner Music Group | |
Reviews | www.imdb.com |
First episode | 2016-09-05 00:00:00 |
Networks | YTV |
Theme music compos | Married to the Sea |
Episodes | EpisodesE20 · Dark HorseOct 6, 2016 E19 · Let It RideOct 5, 2016 E18 · Distractions & DeceptionsOct 4, 2016 View 15+ more |
Cast | Kendra Timmins |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2043595 |
About Ride
After a young girl takes admission in an equestrian boarding school, she quickly befriends a horse.
Benefit claimants not seeking work to face mandatory work placements
... The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Mel StRide, said: " Our message is clear: if you are fit, if you refuse to work, if you are taking taxpayers for a Ride - we will take your benefits away...
Scotland's Home of the Year winner announced
... Owner Christina said: " Winning was a genuine shock and we re bursting with pRide...
Train strikes: How have they affected the economy?
... The rest could get to work by other means - though not necessarily a 50-mile bike Ride - and very few respondents said they couldn t work at all because of the train strike...
Italy elections: Far-right Meloni scents power in a divided country
... But many here worry that the leap into the unknown could well turn out to be a very dark Ride...
Ukraine war round-up: A city under siege and how Russia is coping with sanctions
... Russia s economy in for a bumpy Ride - how much damage will the raft of sanctions do? After all, Russia is now the most sanctioned country in the world...
James Corden: How his viral success divided the internet
... As well as offering laughs and chat, Corden brought shareable sketches along for the late-night Ride - notably Carpool Karaoke, in which he drove around with hugely famous celebrities while singing to their biggest hits...
Laura Kuenssberg to step down as BBC's political editor
... It' s been an honour and an amazing Ride - more to come in 2022! With love + thanks to all at — Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites...
Kathy Sullivan: the woman who made history, in sea and space
... Six were selected, the fly of the class 35 and Sally Ride, who was on the far left in the picture above, the first of them in space, in 1983...
Benefit claimants not seeking work to face mandatory work placements
By Daniel ThomasBusiness reporter
Benefit claimants who fail to find Work for More Than 18 Months will have to undertake Work experience placements, under rules planned for late next year.
If they refuse they will lose access to their benefits for a period, The government says.
It is part of new plans to get people back to Work , which will also see an extra £2. 5bn spent on career support.
Meanwhile, Labour pledged to invest an extra £1. 1bn to cut NHS waiting lists to help get people back to Work .
According to The Treasury, The Number of people not seeking Work has risen sharply since The pandemic, hurting The economy.
It said there were 300,000 people who had been registered as unemployed for over a year in The three months to July.
Meanwhile, The Number " inactive" due to long-term sickness or disability had risen by almost half A Million since The pandemic to a record 2. 6 million.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said that many of these people wanted to Work and that " with almost A Million vacancies in The jobs market The opportunities are there".
" These changes mean there's help and support for everyone [to find Work ] - But for those who refuse it, there are consequences too, " he added.
" Anyone choosing to coast on The Hard Work of taxpayers will lose their benefits. "
Under its Back to Work Plan - - The government says it will expand and reform existing career help schemes for people with disabilities, health conditions or The long-term unemployed, as well as launch new ones.
It will also put additional staff in job centres to help claimants struggling to find Work .
However, it said there would be stricter sanctions for " people who should be looking for Work But are not".
Under a Plan that would need parliamentary approval, those solely eligible for The Standard Universal Credit allowance who refuse to engage with job centre staff or accept Work offered to them after six months will have their claims closed.
That means they will have to go through The application process again if they want to keep receiving benefits and lose access to extras such as free prescriptions and legal aid during that time.
Under The current sanctions regime, such claimants only have a deduction applied to their benefits until they re-comply with their requirement to meet with a Work coach and establish a personalised job-seeking Plan .
Ministers said The new rules would not apply to additional payments for child, housing or disability support.
From late 2024 mandatory Work placement trials will also be rolled out for people unemployed longer than 18 Months , and benefits will be removed from those who refuse to take part.
Digital tools will also be used to " track" attendance at job fairs and interviews under The tougher sanctions regime.
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Mel Stride , said: " Our message is clear: if you are fit, if you refuse to Work , if you are taking taxpayers for a Ride - we will take your benefits away. "
Separately, Labour has unveiled its own back to Work Plan with a Focus On cutting NHS waiting lists. Since January waiting lists have risen by 500,000 to a record 7. 8 million, it says.
The Party has pledged:
Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves told The Bbc : " Labour have committed to getting rid of The non-dom status. If you make your home in Britain you should pay your taxes here and under Labour you will.
" We will put that money into creating every year an additional two million appointments, scans and operations in our National Health Service so that we can get those waiting lists down, get people The Treatment they need, and get them in many cases back into Work . "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com