The Authorities
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| Originally published | September 28, 2015 |
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| Authors | Scott Meyer |
| Genres | Fiction |
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| Police Procedural | |
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| ID | 2292536 |
About The Authorities
Russia LGBT: Police raid Moscow gay clubs, media say
... In recent years the country s LGBT community has come under increasing pressure from The Authorities, says the BBC s Steve Rosenberg in Moscow...
Paris Olympics 2024: Locals ask if they're worth the trouble
... And as for the bouquinistes, their argument that the real aim of The Authorities is to get rid of them is simply not believable...
Russia: LGBT groups could be declared 'extremist' in court ruling
... What s more, in recent years Russia s LGBT community has come under increasing pressure from The Authorities...
Coal: UK's last opencast mine shuts after legal row
... He said they had already " paid the price for the restoration promised to them with over 16 years of coal dust and noise pollution, " and called for a public inquiry into The Authorities handling of the site...
Elfbar: Top vape firm drops sweet flavours over appeal to kids
... " The introduction of such a regime would mitigate children s access to vapes and make it easier for The Authorities to better regulate the sale of vaping devices...
Ruth Perry: Family crowdfunding after legal aid refused
... The family said any excess over and above their legal costs would be donated to the charity Inquest, which supports the families of those challenging The Authorities over the death of a loved one...
Snowstorm causes massive power cuts across Ukraine
... In the capital Moscow, The Authorities had to deploy specialist machinery to clear the streets after a heavy snowfall...
'Long Covid triggered our MCAS, but doctors didn't believe us'
... Prof Altmann stressed that relying on private prescribers was only a temporary solution and researchers, drug companies and health authorities needed to " bang heads together and say these are the steps that would be needed to get large-scale long Covid clinical trials in a way that satisfies The Authorities, these are the drugs...
Snowstorm causes massive power cuts across Ukraine
Snowstorms and strong winds have left More Than 2,000 towns and villages without power across many regions of Ukraine, local officials say.
They say 48 people, including children, have been evacuated from trapped vehicles in the worst-affected Odesa region in the south-west.
At least six people have suffered from hypothermia. Traffic is currently blocked on 14 motorways.
The Storm is also battering Moldova, Russia, Georgia and Bulgaria.
In a statement on Monday Morning , Ukraine's emergencies service said the bad weather left 2,019 settlements without power in 16 regions of the country.
It said 840 vehicles had to be towed away amid snow drifts reaching More Than two metres (6. 6ft) in some places. At least 1,370 cargo lorries are currently stuck.
The southern Mykolaiv region is also badly hit.
More Than 1,500 rescuers are now deployed across the country in a massive clean-up operation. They are being helped by police, border guards and National Guard members.
In the capital Kyiv, the country's largest Flag - measuring 16x24m - had to be Taken Down from a 90m pole after it was damaged by fierce winds. City officials said The Flag would be replaced and raised again.
In Ukraine's southern Crimea Peninsula - illegally annexed by Russia in 2014 - Moscow-installed officials reported flooding in coastal areas. Fallen trees and other debris were seen on The Streets of several towns.
A state of emergency is now in place in several municipalities.
Anton Herashchenko , an adviser to Ukraine's interior ministry, said The Storm " washed away trenches in occupied Crimea that Russian army dug out on the beaches".
Russia's military has not commented on The Claim .
In Russia's Black Sea city of Sochi, footage has emerged purportedly showing a three-storey building collapsing. No injuries were reported.
Near The Town of Anapa, also on The Russian Black Sea coast, a cargo vessel with 21 crew ran aground.
In the capital Moscow, The Authorities had to deploy specialist machinery to clear The Streets after a heavy snowfall.
The Extreme Weather comes amid reports that Russia is again preparing massive rocket and drone strikes on Ukraine's Power Grid and other critical infrastructure.
Last autumn and winter, Moscow carried out waves of such deadly attacks, leaving millions of people across Ukraine without electricity and heating.
Last Saturday, They said that 74 out of 75 of Shahed kamikaze drones were shot down around the capital.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com