The Isle
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| Initial release | South Korea |
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| Directors | Kim Ki-duk |
| Budget | 50,000 USD |
| Box office | 20,666 USD |
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| ID | 2329875 |
About The Isle
A man (Seoh Jung) becomes violently obsessive about the woman (Kim Yu-seok) who saved him from committing suicide.
'Halo' spotted around the Moon across England
... The ring around the Moon was seen over the skies on Saturday evening in Staffordshire, the West Midlands, Surrey, Berkshire, Dorset, Yorkshire and The Isle of Wight...
Only shop on Lismore saved after community buyout
... Mr Hough, 66, who retired to Lismore from The Isle of Wight in 2018, said he was keen for the store to become a draw for the local community, including installing WiFi provision...
Wales school summer holidays may be cut by a week
... " Other local authorities in England and Scotland already have two-week breaks in October including The Isle of Wight and Falkirk, while Chester has a five-week summer holiday and a fixed Easter...
Rishi Sunak joins Diwali celebrations in Southampton
... " With few temples in the south of England, the event in Southampton attracted Hindus from other areas including Dorset and The Isle of Wight...
Damage and disruption: Storm Ciarán in pictures
... More than 300 schools are shut across the region, while major incidents have been declared in Hampshire, The Isle of Wight and Jersey...
Storm Ciarán: England and Channel Islands prepare for disruption
... have been issued in areas of southern and eastern England, including Cornwall, Poole, The Isle of Wight, and along the Arun, Witham and Derwent rivers...
Third man guilty of robbery at Mark Cavendish's Essex home
... Mr Cavendish, originally from The Isle of Man, is the all-time joint record holder for Tour de France stage wins, and he in next year s event...
Hampshire and Isle of Wight: Roads flooded in amber rain warning
...Heavy rainfall has left roads impassable and trains unable to run in parts of Hampshire and The Isle of Wight...
Plymouth shooting: Gun laws could be reformed
Firearms laws could be reformed in The Wake of shootings in Plymouth and The Isle of Skye, the government has said.
Home Office minister Chris Philp committed to make " any further changes needed to protect The Public ".
Mr Philp made a statement to The House of Commons following the
The inquest jury found " a serious failure at a national level" to implement previous recommended reforms.
Jake Davison killed His Mother Maxine, 51, Sophie Martyn, three, her father Lee, 43, Stephen Washington, 59, and Kate Shepherd, 66, in the Keyham area of Plymouth in August 2021, before he turned The Gun on himself.
A series of shootings in which One Man died.
The families of Keyham gunman Davison's victims have demanded an overhaul of the 50-year-old Firearms Act after accusing police of granting him " a licence to kill".
Mr Philp told MPs: " We must ensure our controls on firearms are as robust as possible and learn the lessons of the tragic deaths in Keyham, and also in Scotland, and we therefore await The Coroner 's anticipated report into the prevention of future deaths with keen interest. "
Labour's Luke Pollard , the MP for Plymouth Sutton and Devonport, who has been campaigning for firearms reform, asked Mr Philp to meet with the families of The Victims .
The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Mr Philp agreed and said he wanted to " listen to their concerns directly and make sure their voice is heard in government".
Mr Pollard also called for " comprehensive changes to our gun laws to make sure that No Other community anywhere in the country will have to go through what we have in Plymouth".
Jurors at the Keyham inquest were critical of the failings within the Devon and Cornwall Police firearms licensing unit, which handed The Apprentice Crane Operator back his shotgun five weeks before the killings.
Mr Philp said Devon and Cornwall Police could face a further review of its firearms licensing arrangements.
He Said The Force had assured The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) that changes had been made following the watchdog's recent recommendations.
Mr Philp added: " Depending on what The Coroner might recommend shortly, I Am currently minded to ask the inspectorate to go and look specifically at the arrangements that Devon and Cornwall have in place for firearms licensing to confirm their suitability. "
On Tuesday, at the conclusion of a separate, the barrister representing Davison's remaining family, Nick Stanage, called on The Coroner to " do all you can as soon as you can to make recommendations for actions, not words, that might begin at long last to protect The Public from future atrocities".
'Change the onus'The Coroner for Plymouth, Ian Arrow, told The Jury he would be writing a prevention of future deaths report on A Number of issues revealed during the inquests including training for firearms licencing staff, the differences on licencing shotguns and firearms, fees for licencing and mandatory markers on health records.
He Said : " It's imperative that we do not lose the momentum of what this series of inquests have revealed.
" There have been lessons learned in previous years but they did not seem to have been properly addressed. "
Johnny Mercer , Conservative MP for Plymouth Moor View, The Police were " not supported by strong enough legislation".
He Said he would " be writing to the home secretary calling for an overhaul of the 1968 Firearms Act to change the onus on proving need for weapons like this, from permissive law to The Gun -owner demonstrating why they need it".
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