The Crunch
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| Active from | 2013 |
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| Albums | Busy Making Noise |
| Down By The Border | |
| Fire Again | |
| The Nutty Boys | |
| Brand New Brand | |
| Delice D'initie | |
| Associated acts | Sulo |
| Terry Chimes | |
| Skos genre | Rock |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1791222 |
About The Crunch
The Crunch is an English/Swedish power pop group that is influenced by rock and punk.
A haunted Australia stares down bushfire disaster again
... " They call that the cornflake factor, The Crunch factor...
Canada considers foreign student cap over housing crisis
... In recent years, those living in smaller cities across Canada have begun to feel The Crunch, too...
Interest-only mortgages: Warning against over-optimism in clearing debts
... The Crunch point will come in the next decade, with the greatest number of interest-only mortgages set to mature in 2031 (72,000) and 2032 (77,000), with a smaller peak in 2027...
Can Sunak-Macron bromance help stop the boats?
...By Chris MasonPolitical editor, BBC NewsWandering onto The Crunch of the courtyard gravel of the Elysee Palace in Paris, the president and the prime minister shared smiles and a brolly...
Ukraine war: Allies to meet as Kyiv requests tank donations
... The Crunch talks come a day after the US and several European nations pledged more equipment to help Ukraine fend off any further Russian offensives...
Canada: Why the country wants to bring in 1. 5m immigrants by 2025
... And while it s true that Canada may have more room to grow, some places are still feeling The Crunch...
Warning over shrinking school meals as prices rise
... " The Crunch is not going to be now, The Crunch is going to be in the autumn when people come back from their holidays, they ve spent their money and there s nothing left in the kitty...
Sri Lanka healthcare on verge of collapse in economic crisis
... Medical staff have told the BBC The Crunch in supplies has forced them to suspend non-essential operations, and reuse or ration some equipment...
Ukraine war: Allies to meet as Kyiv requests tank donations
By James FitzGeraldBBC News
Dozens of countries allied with Ukraine will meet on Friday to coordinate arms supplies for Kyiv, which has ramped up its requests to be provided with tanks.
Host Germany faces growing pressure to allow its highly regarded Leopard tanks to be exported to Ukraine.
The Crunch talks come A Day after the US and several European nations pledged more equipment to help Ukraine fend off any further Russian offensives.
The UK also offered 14 of its Battle Tanks recently - But Kyiv wants more.
Ukraine's allies faced a " simple choice" on Friday, an adviser to the Defence Minister remarked ahead of The Summit .
" Tanks for Ukraine are tanks for freedom, " Yuriy Sak told BBC's Newsnight programme. If these were not sent, other countries might One Day " have to use them themselves" against Moscow, he warned.
More Than 50 countries are due to meet at Ramstein Air Base in Germany's south-west.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces mounting pressure to donate Leopard 2 tanks, following the UK's recent donation of 14 of its own Challenger Battle Tanks .
As The Nation of manufacture, Germany must also give its permission before other countries can commit to sending their own supplies of The Leopard .
The Polish Prime Minister said he was " moderately pessimistic" about getting Berlin's Blessing - though a Lithuanian minister told the AFP news agency that " some countries" would send the Leopards.
Late on Thursday, Germany said its position would " become clear in The Next few hours or tomorrow morning" AFP reported.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has repeatedly taken aim at Berlin's perceived hesitancy, saying on Thursday that he was still " waiting for a decision from one European capital".
He also hopes to receive A Number of American-made Abrams tanks, and addressed reports that the US and Germany were only planning to commit vehicles if The Other nation did the same.
" I don't think this is The Right strategy to go with" Mr Zelensky commented, while calling for " strong decisions" to be made during Friday's conference.
Retired US Army general David Petraeus suggested there was " legitimate reluctance" on the part of Washington, which resulted from concerns over the maintenance of these vehicles.
He told The Bbc it was " imperative" that any Western tank donations were made " early enough, so [Ukrainian soldiers] can actually train on them".
For its part, Russia has warned Western countries that providing tanks to its enemy would mark an " extremely dangerous" escalation in The Conflict .
On Thursday, Western nations pledged to send more vehicles, artillery and munitions to bolster the Ukrainian war effort.
The US committed a new package worth $2. 5bn (£2bn), saying this took its spend on Ukrainian support to $26. 7bn since last February's full-scale invasion by Russia.
Tanks were not included in the offer, But The Pentagon did promise an extra 59 Bradley armoured vehicles, 90 Stryker personnel carriers and Avenger air defence systems, among other provisions.
The Announcement came after nine European nations promised more support of their own following a meeting in Estonia. This included:
Source of news: bbc.com
