The Council
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| Initial release date | March 13, 2018 |
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| Composers | Olivier Deriviere |
| Publishers | Focus Home Interactive |
| Mode | Single-player video game |
| Genres | Adventure Game |
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| Platforms | PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows |
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| ID | 2431014 |
About The Council
The Council is an episodic interactive mystery graphic adventure video game with RPG elements like a leveling and skills system. The game consists of five episodes released between March 13, 2018 and December 4, 2018.
Stella Creasy: MP trolled as 'unfit mother' pushes for law change
... But despite Ms Creasy being cleared, The Council said it was legally prevented from removing the man s complaint from its record...
Evacuation of Barton House forecast to cost £3. 5m
... The Council s cabinet will hear about the costs of the evacuation in a meeting on Tuesday, according to Bristol City Council s emergency spending package includes a deal with Holiday Inn for hotel stays...
Bologna's leaning tower sealed off over fears it could collapse
... The Council has launched what it calls a civil protection plan to preserve the tower and said the work now being started " represents the first phase of making it safe"...
Thurrock residents tell of life under a 'bankrupt' council
... Nearly everybody you meet here has noticed changes since The Council announced a shortfall three times larger than its annual budget...
Bristol Beacon: Former Colston Hall reopens after name change and £132m rebuild
... As costs mounted due to the unexpected complications, inflation and the pandemic, The Council considered halting work and mothballing the building...
Coal: UK's last opencast mine shuts after legal row
... Negotiations between the firm and The Council continue over what happens next...
Scotch on the Rocks: The TV drama locked away for 50 years
... We were going to blow up a statue of Queen Victoria and at the last minute The Council wouldn t allow it so we blew up some guy on a horse instead, " he said...
Nottingham City Council declares itself effectively bankrupt
... The Council s chief finance officer said the authority was unable to deliver a balanced budget...
Covid: Protect schools from anti-vax protests - Starmer
Councils should be able to stop anti-vaccination protesters from demonstrating outside schools by using exclusion orders, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said.
Sir Keir said it was " sickening" that protesters were spreading " dangerous misinformation" to children.
He urged the government to " urgently" update The Law so exclusion zones can be rapidly Set Up around school gates.
Ministers have also expressed concern about such protests.
Home Secretary Priti Patel said freedom to protest was a fundamental part of democracy, but: " It is completely unacceptable for children, teachers, or parents to be intimidated and harassed outside their school by protesters peddling misinformation and Dangerous Lies about the life-saving vaccine programme. "
Almost eight in 10 schools said they had been targeted by anti-vaccine protesters in a recent survey by The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) union.
Most of this had been through emails threatening legal action, but the ASCL said in some cases Staff had been threatened with physical harm and on other occasions protesters had gained access to school sites.
Earlier this month, a head teacher at a school in Gateshead said anti-vaccine protesters after showing them pictures of what appeared to be dead children.
Sir Keir, who is a former director of public prosecutions, said local authorities should have The Power to impose public spaces protection orders immediately, if agreed by The School , leader of The Council , and local Police Chief constable.
Such orders have been used previously to move on protesters outside abortion clinics, but often are time-consuming to Set Up .
Labour said the fast-track orders could be in place within Five Days and stay in place for six months.
Sir Keir said: " The uptake of vaccines among children is far too low and the government's rollout is painfully slow. Everything must be done to get those eligible jabbed as quickly as possible in this Public Health emergency. "
Geoff Barton, General Secretary of the ASCL union, said schools were already " under great pressure" because of disruption from the pandemic and " The Last thing they need is the additional problem of protesters outside their gates".
Covid vaccines were key to keeping students at school, He Said , adding: " If protesters think otherwise, there are plenty of outlets for them to express their views without resorting to targeting schools. "
The ASCL previously said that of the 526 responses from schools eligible for the Covid vaccine programme for 12 to 15-year-olds, 13% had reported seeing demonstrators immediately outside their school. One in five reported protesters in The Local area.
Some 18 schools said demonstrators had gained access to The School and protested inside the premises, and 20 said they had received communications threatening physical harm to Staff .
Source of news: bbc.com
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