The Lesson
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| Initial release | August 31, 2015 |
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| Directors | Ruth Platt |
| Screenplay | Ruth Platt |
| Producers | Darko Stavrik |
| Cinematography | Oskar Kudlacik |
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| ID | 1172640 |
About The Lesson
After being disruptive and violent to their local community and their teachers, two schoolboys get kidnapped by their teacher and find themselves bound and gagged in a disused warehouse.
Teachers use AI for planning and marking, says report
... In The Lesson, he wanted to ask children to label parts of the face in German, but he could not find the perfect illustration on the internet...
Germany: Illegal migration rise prompts border crackdown
... " It seems we didn t learn The Lesson of 2015, " he says - referring to the apogee of Europe s migration crisis...
Obituary: Dianne Feinstein, trailblazing senator who defied CIA and White House
... " What s my lesson? The Lesson is you take it all with a grain of salt, " she said...
British sign language gets climate change update
... But some time after the end of The Lesson, they were asked a question about why things float or sink and they all used the sign for density, " Dr Cameron said...
Rishi Sunak vows not to add 'unnecessary' costs to meet green targets
... " The Lesson from Uxbridge is that there are things we can change that will be electorally successful, " he said on Sunday...
Uxbridge: Keir Starmer says Labour must learn lessons of by-election defeat
...By Charley AdamsBBC NewsLabour must learn The Lessons of its by-election defeat in Uxbridge, Sir Keir Starmer has said...
New wave of strikes on way, Unite leader Sharon Graham warns
... Asked if that meant this would embolden her to impose the misery of even more strikes on the public, she replied that the public were also workers - and The Lesson people should learn amid a cost of living crisis was to join a union...
Lukashenko: No heroes after Wagner mutiny, Belarus leader tells BBC
... And The Lesson from this? If we create armed groups like this, we need to keep an eye on them and pay serious attention to them...
Uxbridge: Keir Starmer says Labour must learn lessons of by-election defeat
By Charley AdamsBBC News
Labour must learn the lessons of its by-election defeat in Uxbridge, Sir Keir Starmer has said.
The Labour leader had blamed The Loss on London Mayor Sadiq Khan 's plans to expand the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) - a tax on polluting vehicles.
Conservative Steve Tuckwell won the seat after campaigning against the tax.
Addressing Labour's National Forum , Sir Keir said there was " something very wrong" when a Labour policy was on " each and every Tory leaflet".
He Said that while a by-election win in Selby and Ainsty, in North Yorkshire , should give Labour " every reason to be confident" The Loss in Uxbridge showed there is " still a long way to go".
" That result in Uxbridge demonstrates there is never any reason to be complacent and never a reason to rest on our laurels, " Sir Keir told The Forum in Nottingham.
" We've got to Face Up to that and to learn The Lesson , " He Said .
Labour's Keir Mather, 25, won The Contest in North Yorkshire on Thursday, overturning a 20,137 majority to become the youngest sitting MP.
But the Conservatives clung onto ex-PM Boris Johnson 's former Uxbridge seat, sparking debates about both parties' green policies.
Sir Keir told The Bbc the Ulez plan had cost Labour Victory - But Mr Khan has as the " right one".
Mr Tuckwell, the winning candidate, said the " damaging and costly Ulez policy" had lost Labour the seat.
Some on The Right of the Conservative Party say that pulling back from some green policies would prove popular with voters, at a time when families are feeling cost-of-living pressures.
Tory MP Craig Mackinlay , chairman of The Net Zero Scrutiny Group, has suggested delaying the ban on new diesel and petrol cars, pushing it back " at least" five years to 2035.
Downing Street sources say there are no plans to change climate Targets - But that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will try to set his party apart from Labour in The Coming months.
As The Major parties digest the by-election results, ex-climate minister Lord Ian Duncan , a Conservative, warned that if Sir Keir and Rishi Sunak do not put politics aside and agree a common approach to Climate Change , people will face " serious challenges".
Lord Duncan, who was the parliamentary under secretary for Climate Change from July 2019 to February 2020, said a " bipartisan approach" was needed from both parties to " get behind" common climate policies.
Politicians might win votes in the short-term by distancing themselves from strong climate policies - " But medium term, I'm not even talking long term anymore, there will be serious challenges and changes to our climate that will affect people in their everyday lives" He Said .
However, speaking on BBC Radio 4 's Today programme, Lord Duncan said The Challenge was ensuring climate policy did not penalise people " beyond their ability to pay".
Referring to greener technology such as new gas boilers, He Said : " We've got to make sure it's a transition and it works for everybody. "
No One should be Left Behind or be impoverished by these policies, " otherwise it will be a problem for democracy" He Said .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
