The Events
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| Originally published | 2013 |
| Playwright | David Greig |
| Composers | David Greig |
| John Brown | |
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| ID | 2973173 |
About The Events
'I have been thinking I might go berserk. 'When Claire, a priest, survives an atrocity she sets out on a quest to answer the most difficult question of all: 'Why?' . . .
Paris Olympics 2024: Locals ask if they're worth the trouble
... " This will be - as promised - the first time in the history of the Games that people will be able to go to all The Events on public transport, " insists the Ile-de-France transport authority...
The Crown's Imelda Staunton on the 'shock' of playing the Queen when the Queen died
... The first part of the sixth and final series, covering The Events surrounding Diana s death in 1997, was released in November...
Swedish murder: Five teenagers found guilty over taxi driver's killing
... The four others, all minors at the time of The Events, were sentenced to between three and four years in a young offenders institution...
Maddy Cusack: Footballer faced pressures before death, family say
... Her family say into The Events leading up to the midfielder s death...
Dublin violence: What we know so far?
... So what do we know so far? How did The Events unfold? Gardaí (Irish police) were called shortly after 13:30 local time on Thursday to an incident, in which a woman and three children were hurt in a stabbing near a primary school...
French Senate to debate anti-gay law apology
... " Bernard Bousset recounts The Events which changed his life in a clear voice, but he is visibly still deeply troubled, all these years later...
Why Trump's rivals in Iowa still think they can win
... " You need to be at those small-town restaurants, The Events, the parades, all that stuff...
Lady Leshurr says trial was 'hardest battle of her life'
... In her first interview since the court case she said The Events of the past year had sent her " upside down"...
Lady Leshurr says trial was 'hardest battle of her life'
By Vanessa Pearce & Rakeem OmarBBC News, West Midlands
Lady Leshurr has opened up about the devastating impact a court case, where she was found Not Guilty of assault, has had on her Mental Health and career.
The rap artist said rebuilding her reputation after the case had been one of the biggest challenges of her life.
The 35-year-old was
" Mentally, I'm at the lowest of the low, " She Said .
In an exclusive interview with Bbc Wm , the musician added: " One of the hardest times was having to sit in a cell on The Anniversary of My Sister 's death.
" Knowing That I couldn't visit her grave, be there for The Kids and knowing they had to see all of this during That Time Was horrible. "
Following the death of her sister, who lost her battle with breast cancer in 2019, Lady Leshurr has taken on the joint responsibility of raising her children.
" They've lost both parents, so I don't want them to see their parent-figure in this Light - That 's been the hardest thing, " the rapper, real name Melesha O'Garro, said.
" I never stopped praying and I do believe My Sister has been with me throughout this whole process. "
A jury found the former BBC Radio 1Xtra presenter Not Guilty of two counts of assault occasioning actual Bodily Harm after she was accused of assaulting her ex-girlfriend and her then partner.
In her first interview since The Court case She Said The Events of The Past year had sent her " upside down".
'Toughest, hardest battles'" I feel like God has just given me one of the toughest, hardest battles and challenges I'm ever going to have in my whole entire life, " She Said .
" Even though I was found Not Guilty , No One wants to work With You . It's up to me to turn this around.
" There hasn't been enough coverage on the fact That I've been found Not Guilty . "
Speaking to Bbc Wm , the former Dancing On Ice contestant announced plans for a return To Live performances.
The low-key tour would have an " intimate kind of vibe" she added.
" I kind of want to put this to rest, but at the same Time I can't not speak about it because I feel trapped, " she added.
She Said the gigs would be small, with a maximum of 200 people in attendance.
Sherelle Smith, 29, from Yardley, Birmingham, On Trial alongside Ms O'Garro, was also cleared of assault.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com