The Count
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| Initial release | September 4, 1916 |
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| Directors | Charlie Chaplin |
| Initial DVD release | Czechia |
| Screenplay | Charlie Chaplin |
| Vincent P. Bryan | |
| Maverick Terrell | |
| Producers | Charlie Chaplin |
| Henry P. Caulfield | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2321967 |
About The Count
Charlie, a tailor's apprentice, burns a count's trousers while ironing them and is fired.
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... Residents across The Country are " strongly" recommended to stay indoors and flights to and from the nation s only international airport have been cancelled...
UK butterfly numbers at highest level since 2019
... But long-term trend figures show many species have significantly decreased since The Count started 13 years ago...
Red Admiral butterflies: Climate change sees migratory species stay in UK, says charity
... The Count continues until 6 August and scientists at Butterfly Conservation are looking to see how many more red admirals are recorded, and how they are dispersed around the UK...
Swan upping: Royal cygnet numbers drop by 40% in a year
... The impact of avian flu had been " horrendous, terrible to see, " said Mr Barber, who was in charge of The Count, which covers the Thames from London to Abingdon in Oxfordshire...
'We can't be honest,' former home secretaries tell Kuenssberg on immigration
... But the headline figure for net migration - the difference between the numbers entering The Country legally and those leaving - hit an all-time high over the past 12 months, despite years of Conservative promises to get it down...
Derbyshire election count abandoned after candidate's death
... It is unclear whether Ms Lemmon - who was elected to the council in May 2021 - was at The Count when she was taken ill...
Local elections 2023: Leader ousted by 22-year-old as Tories lose council
... AnalysisPatrick O Hagan, BBC South political reporterFor six solid hours it was as quiet as could be at the Maidenhead leisure centre where The Count for the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead took place...
Australia espionage: Man accused of passing information to foreign spies
...By Laura GozziBBC NewsAn Australian man who recently returned to The Country after living overseas has been charged with supplying sensitive information to foreign intelligence agents...
Red Admiral butterflies: Climate change sees migratory species stay in UK, says charity
By Andre Rhoden-PaulBBC News
Climate Change is seeing a Species of migratory butterfly stay in the UK over The Winter instead of returning to Europe and Africa, experts say.
A charity's butterfly Count In July recorded a four-fold increase in sightings of The Majestic Red Admiral - continuing a long-term trend.
Sightings rose by More Than 175,000 compared to the same period Last Year .
Butterfly Conservation said " there can be No Doubt Climate Change is the driver" behind the increase.
The Red Admiral is a common sight in British and Irish gardens with its distinctive dark brown body, red stripes and white patches, but is actually a migrant Species from continental Europe and North Africa . It migrates north to the UK each spring and summer, and The Females lay eggs.
The Experts say it appears many more are staying in southern England over The Winter months, leading to more sightings this year.
The Big Butterfly Count found between 14 July and 2 August this year there was a 400% increase in sightings of red admirals.
The Count continues until 6 August and scientists at Butterfly Conservation are looking to See how many more red admirals are recorded, and how they are dispersed around the UK.
In total The Count - which involves butterfly watchers reporting online which Species they See - recorded 177,000 sightings of red admirals So Far .
Butterfly Conservation , which works to reverse The Decline of The Most threatened Species , said with global Temperatures Rising the need for the Red Admiral to return to continental Europe and Africa is reducing, and it is possible a greater number will now be spending winter in the UK.
Dr Zoe Randle, senior surveys officer at The Charity , said: " We've been surprised to See the Red Admiral taking The Lead ; however, with the increased frequency of warm weather, the UK may well become a permanent home for this Species . .
" With Climate Change here to stay, we need people to take part More Than ever before and help us understand how Extreme Weather is affecting our butterflies. "
Overall More Than one million butterfly sightings have been recorded in the Big Butterfly Count So Far this year by nearly 65,000 participants.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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