Summer Heat
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| Initial release | March 20, 2008 |
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| Directors | Monique van de Ven |
| Screenplay | Jan Wolkers |
| Box office | 2. 067 million EUR |
| Producers | Ate de Jong |
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| ID | 2900507 |
About Summer Heat
A photographer's (Waldemar Torenstra) steamy affair with a woman (Sophie Hilbrand) endangers his life.
Families in Turkey's quake cities battle dust and rubble six months on
... In some tent cities further north in the province, the biggest concern is access to air conditioning, which helps to make the Summer Heat and humidity more bearable...
Thirsty and exhausted, Texans feel the heatwave
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Spain's conservatives miss out on all-out victory as left celebrates
... The 70% turnout was remarkably higher than in 2019, despite the Summer Heat...
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... Is climate change to blame? Although monthly temperatures fluctuate naturally between cooler and warmer periods, human-induced climate change increases the frequency and intensity of extreme Summer Heat...
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... Her immaculate hair-do and pristine make-up had somehow defied the sweaty ravages of the Summer Heat...
Climate change: Heat deaths could triple by 2050
... " When it comes to Summer Heat, climate change is a complete game changer and has already turned what would once have been called exceptional heat into very frequent summer conditions, " warns Dr Friederike Otto, a senior lecturer in climate science at Imperial College London...
Krememchuk strike: 'I didn't think they would hit a mall - it's a safe place'
...Maksym Musienko, 26, was at his job in an electronics store at the Krememchuk shopping mall on Monday, helping customers buy air conditioners to combat the Summer Heat...
Extreme weather: What is it and how is it connected to climate change?
... In both countries, the Summer Heat is starting earlier and is more intense for longer periods of time...
Spain's conservatives miss out on all-out victory as left celebrates
By Laura Gozzi and Guy Hedgecoe in Madrid & Paul Kirby in LondonBBC News
The leader of Spain's opposition Conservative Party Alberto Núñez Feijóo has claimed victory in a snap election, but without the result he needed.
Even with the support of the far right, his Popular Party has fallen short of a majority in parliament.
The Cheers at The Rival Socialist camp were just as loud as Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declared: " The reactionary bloc has failed. "
While both can claim success, Spain is left with an inconclusive result.
Mr Sánchez has been vindicated in his controversial decision to call elections in the searing heat of a Spanish summer, when temperatures reached 40C in some parts of the country.
" No pasarán, " his supporters chanted - They shall not pass - referring both to far-right party Vox and the anti-fascist slogan of the Spanish Civil War .
But it was Mr Feijóo who told cheering supporters that it was now his duty to try to form a government. " Spaniards know we have gone from being The Second force to The Party with The Most votes, " He Said .
But with Vox on 33 seats and his PP on 136, They would be seven seats short of an absolute majority in parliament, so The Most likely result of this election is another poll by The End of the year. That is why Mr Sánchez's Socialists and his far-left allies Sumar can feel happy.
The 70% turnout was remarkably higher than in 2019, despite the Summer Heat . That was partly due to almost 2. 5 million postal votes being cast, but polling stations were busiest in The Morning before The Heat took hold.
Vox remains the third biggest party, with the support of three million of Spain's 37 million voters, but not significantly ahead of Sumar and with a Big Drop in seat numbers.
Voting numbers were buoyed by 1. 6 million young voters having The Right to take part in the election for the First Time .
An estimated 10 million Spaniards are already On Holiday and some voters turned up at coastal polling stations carrying their beach chairs while One Man made a point of wearing a snorkel and flippers.
A couple called Pilar and Luis who got married in Granada on Saturday headed out to vote in their wedding clothes hours after their party ended The Night before.
Many voters said They felt there was too much At Stake in this election, even if it was being held in mid-summer. One father of three, called Sergio, told The Bbc that many people he knew were anxious and angry that an extreme-right party might end up in government.
But Vox voters came out in force too, backing leader Santiago Abascal 's platform of anti-immigration and anti-feminism.
Paloma Prieto Del Valle Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
