The 48
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| Originally published | 2018 |
| Authors | Donna Hosie |
| Genres | Science Fiction |
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| ID | 2965560 |
About The 48
Henry VIII's Tudor court meets time-traveling teen assassins in this riveting thriller. Twins Charlie and Alex Douglas are the newest time travelers recruited to the Forty-Eight, a clandestine military group in charge of manipulating history. . . .
Black hole in Town Hall budgets rises to £5bn
... Essex County Council, which is set to save £36m this year, cut The 48 hours of weekly funded social care he received down to 42, and removed his eligibility for respite care...
Andrew Bagshaw and Chris Parry: What we know so far about missing Britons
... Mr Rybak said The 48 year old had travelled to Ukraine in March, and first worked distributing aid, before starting evacuations during the summer...
Prince Harry's Spare: Have leaks helped or hindered his book's PR strategy?
... The strategy was for Harry to conduct a string of broadcast interviews (at least four that we know about so far), which will air in The 48 hours before the book s release...
Airport strikes: Border Force staff begin Christmas walkout
... A Royal Mail spokesperson said that over The 48 hours of the strike " we will be doing all we can to deliver Christmas for our customers"...
Gaia Pope death: 'I'm sickened by police's amateurish mistakes'
... " Dorset Police said it was " truly sorry" Gaia and her family did not receive better treatment in The 48 hours following her disappearance...
Gaia Pope family criticise coroner as inquest ends
... Dorset Police said it was " truly sorry" Gaia and her family did not receive better treatment in The 48 hours following her disappearance...
British Virgin Islands: UK decides against direct rule of territory
... Ms Truss said in a statement that she believed the BVI s new government should be given the opportunity to " demonstrate their commitment to reform" and implement The 48 recommendations made by Sir Gary and the further measures the administration has proposed...
Falklands War: The bombing of the Sir Galahad
... But as they prepared to finally disembark at Fitzroy, with the resulting fireball that engulfed the ship becoming one of the defining images of the war and costing the lives of 32 Welsh Guards among The 48 men killed; another eight men died on the Sir Tristram...
Gaia Pope family criticise coroner as inquest ends
The Family of Gaia Pope have criticised The Coroner after The Jury at Her inquest was told The Police could not be blamed for Her death.
A narrative conclusion citing the 19-year-old's Mental Health and a lack of medical after-care was returned.
Coroner Rachael Griffin told The Jury not to consider the accepted police failings as contributory factors.
Cousin Marienna Pope-Weidemann said it was a " shocking indictment" of the inquest system.
The teenager's family also criticised The Police after the inquest found she died from hypothermia hours after Running Away from Her home while suffering a Mental Health crisis.
They said Dorset Police failed the teenager when she reported she had been raped and also failed Her in The First Two Days after she went missing in Swanage in November 2017 - Her body was found 11 days later.
Miss Pope-Weidemann hit out at the decision of senior coroner Rachael Griffin to direct The Jury not to consider the accepted police failings as contributory factors in Her death.
" It is a shocking indictment of the inquest system that before the inquest even started so much of Gaia's story was excluded And Then later that the majority of evidence heard by The Jury , including The Police failures in The Search , was taken off The Table for them to consider at all, " She Said .
" We remain concerned This Was not the full and fearless investigation we were promised, and perhaps that is the single greatest opportunity, missed.
" A few Missed Opportunities might be Human Error , this many are not. "
Dorset Police 's chief constable Scott Chilton accepted earlier there were several failures made in The Search for Miss Pope.
Dorset Police said it was " truly sorry" Gaia and Her family did not receive better treatment in the 48 Hours following Her disappearance.
In a statement it said it recognised it " should have done much better" in how it dealt with the case.
It said since Her death it had worked to " ensure we have The Right framework in place so we can respond promptly and effectively when someone is reported missing".
Source of news: bbc.com