The Drive
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| Dates | 1987-01-11 00:00:00 |
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| Location2 | Cleveland Stadium |
| Stadium | Cleveland Municipal Stadium |
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| ID | 3439700 |
About The Drive
The Drive was an offensive series in the fourth quarter of the 1986 AFC Championship Game played on January 11, 1987, at Cleveland Municipal Stadium between the Denver Broncos and Cleveland Browns.
Anger as some Google cloud customers locked out of files
... They suggest that people do not disconnect their account in The Drive for desktop app, and do not delete or move the app data folder...
Overseas doctors will remain 'crucial' despite recruitment drive - regulator
... Charlie Massey, the GMC s chief executive, said The Drive to boost the workforce was " brilliant" but said " it takes a long time to make a doctor"...
Fast fashion: Boohoo breaks promises on ethical overhaul
... Lowther saw how The Drive for price cuts came right from the top of the company...
Baby joy for mum after two children killed in M4 crash
... His court case heard because he was too hungover and tired to work, he decided to make The Drive home to Neath Port Talbot from Leicester, where he had been working as a painter and decorator...
History of slavery haunts the royals
... Showing how much he was part of The Drive to stop slavery, the Duke of Gloucester was a pallbearer at the funeral of the great abolitionist, William Wilberforce, in 1833...
Premier Inn 'bedbug bites' case leads to compensation
... She said on The Drive home after staying at the hotel from 10 to 11 August she started getting bite marks on her legs, and first thought they were from mosquitoes...
The global consequences of the crisis in Congress
... Republicans like Matt Gaetz, who spearheaded The Drive to unseat the speaker, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who backed Mr McCarthy, are vehemently opposed to more Ukrainian aid...
Chef Richard Corrigan finds London Sheep Drive 'deliciously eccentric'
... The Drive echoes an ancient right for freemen to herd livestock into London...
Premier Inn 'bedbug bites' case leads to compensation
By Alex Pope & Jonathan Vernon-SmithBBC News, Bedfordshire
A woman who claims she was covered with bedbug bites after staying in a Premier Inn hotel has received a refund and compensation from The Company .
Vicky Hills, of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, said she noticed the bite marks on her legs After Her stay in Hastings, East Sussex , in August.
She Said there had been a delay in compensation for new bedding, bug traps and medication she purchased.
Premier Inn apologised and said it was glad to have resolved the issue.
Ms Hills contacted the on Bbc Three Counties Radio, which helps with consumer issues, to raise awareness and to seek a refund.
She Said on The Drive home after staying at The Hotel from 10 to 11 August she started getting bite marks on her legs, and first thought they were from mosquitoes.
" They were incredibly itchy, incredibly painful. I had two lines up The Front of my leg And Then I started getting them on my shoulder and arms, " She Said .
She then went to a pharmacist who told her the bites could be from bedbugs.
A GP confirmed this and prescribed antibiotics.
Ms Hills disposed of her home bedding and bought bug traps.
The £78 cost of her room was refunded within 10 days but compensation for the items she purchased took nearly two months to be repaid.
After appearing on The Bbc show, she received £312, including a goodwill gesture.
A spokeswoman for The Company apologised to Ms Hills, saying: " We have rigorous processes in place to both react to and prevent issues on the rare occasion they do arise.
" As soon as our team were aware of this complaint, The Room was put on lockdown and independent experts immediately called in to resolve the issue using a specialist treatment, with no further cases reported. "
Ms Hills said she had been left with some scarring from the bites, but hoped this would soon fade and be forgotten.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
